- BTC has moved up without grabbing liquidity below — a red flag
- A key H2 supply zone with imbalance could trigger a pullback
- Market reactions are uncertain — preparation > prediction
In the last article, we mapped out two potential paths for Bitcoin:
– A drop to grab liquidity below, followed by a bounce.
– A break above the supply zone, then a reversal to sweep uncollected liquidity underneath.
Now that BTC has pushed higher — but without tapping that lower liquidity — things get interesting. The move up has been slow, almost too clean. And when price moves like that, without clearing what’s left behind, it often comes back for it.
On the H2 chart, there’s a supply zone with imbalance just above. It already grabbed some liquidity before dumping last time, making it a spot worth watching.
If BTC reacts there again, we might see a short-term pullback to correct this structure and take care of unfinished business below.
Still, no one holds the ultimate crystal ball. These are scenarios, not certainties. BTC has a mind of its own, and it doesn’t owe logic to anyone. That’s why we prepare, not predict blindly.
It’s less about being right and more about being ready.
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