- BTC reacted from supply and swept liquidity — textbook move
- Price hasn’t hit the demand zone yet but might soon
- Watch how BTC reacts: bounce potential or deeper liquidity grab?
Last time we checked in, Bitcoin had just tagged the supply zone we marked a few days back.
And guess what?
It reacted perfectly — classic liquidity sweep.
Zooming into the 4H chart, we saw signs of price leaving liquidity below… and yes, it went right back to collect it.
Now things get interesting.
BTC hasn’t reached this demand zone yet — but it’s close. And I mean really close. If price decides to tap into it, we might get a solid reaction to the upside.
But here’s the thing: there’s also liquidity sitting above that zone. If price wants to sweep that first… then yeah, the setup gets invalidated.
It’s one of those “wait and see” moments.
Personally? I’m watching closely. No FOMO, no early entries. Just patience. Because as much as I’d love to say, “BTC is about to explode,” that’s not how trading works. We react, we don’t predict with blind certainty.
There are scenarios — not guarantees.
That demand zone could act as a strong base for a move higher. Or price could hunt deeper liquidity, invalidate the zone, and shift the entire structure. It’s all about how the market responds, not what we hope for.
Stay sharp. Stay flexible.
