- Bitcoin swept both sides of liquidity before pushing up to claim a high-timeframe target — just like we outlined
- Current demand zone looks shaky, with price now accumulating liquidity beneath it
- Be flexible. No setup is guaranteed — the market owes us nothing
In the last article, I left you with a situation that was… well, tense but beautifully set up.
Liquidity above, liquidity below — like a spring ready to snap. And right there, staring us in the face, was that white line. You know the one.
The one marking higher-timeframe liquidity. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, I suggest you go read the last article. It’ll make this one hit different.
So, what did Bitcoin do?
Exactly what we prepped for — but with its usual dramatic flair.
First, it swept the liquidity sitting just above. Quick. Precise. Then, without missing a beat, it turned around and grabbed the liquidity below.
Almost like it was checking off a list. Finally — the real move. Boom. A clean push straight to the top, grabbing everything that was just… waiting to be taken. That high-liquidity zone? Gone.
Eaten up like it was never there.
Now?
Now we’re in a different phase. If you zoom in, you’ll see the price accumulating liquidity below.
Again. And I’ll be honest — this demand zone we’re sitting on? It doesn’t exactly scream confidence. It feels weak. Hollow. Like something the market’s just using for balance before another drop.
That said, let me be clear.
Nothing in this game is certain. I mean, how many times have you been convinced something was about to break… only to watch it hold like a champ? Or vice versa — support that looked solid gets smashed in seconds.
That’s the nature of price action: it moves how it wants, when it wants.
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