A retweet here might help newcomers to these sequences.
In the chart showing $ETH over the last 48 hours with a liquidity map, you can see how
the price did not fall 'randomly': it followed the clusters of liquidations and stop-losses of those who trade impulsively without thinking . Every time it broke through a level full of orders, forced liquidations were triggered and the movement accelerated towards the next level, manipulating the price
This is not voluntary selling: it is forced selling.
The price goes where there is liquidity to be taken and liquidates retail traders.
The liquidity map should be read in conjunction with other confirmations, not used on its own. Thinking about going long or short just because you see liquidity at a certain point is a beginner's mistake. It doesn't work that way. Liquidity indicates where the price might go, not when to enter.
Context is needed: structure, volume, operational confirmations and risk management.
Using it on its own is the fastest way to burn through your money.
@thepolandnews_ Pobiorą dane właściciela pojazdu ale nie osoby która faktycznie kierowała pojazdem, mogą w dupę was pocałować z tym pseudo mandatem. Dziękuję, dobranoc