- ETH dropped precisely after sweeping liquidity—a textbook move
- Price is now sitting on a manipulated supply zone with key liquidity levels both above and below
- The next move could be a sweep lower before rising, or a fake breakout above before dropping
In the last article, we spotted something many overlook: ETH had grabbed tons of liquidity to the left, and chances were high it could retrace to sweep what was left below.
And guess what? It played out to the millimeter. After a final push and some sneaky accumulation, price dropped—right where the untouched liquidity was waiting.
It’s moments like this that remind you: smart money doesn’t move randomly. If you know where liquidity sits, you already have an edge.
The Supply Zone Pause
Now? ETH has hit a supply zone, the kind that reminds me of BTC’s current behavior.
But here’s the twist: there’s liquidity above and below right now. So while it may look “calm” on the chart, this could just be the eye of the storm.
What Are the Possible Scenarios?
Let me be honest with you—this isn’t about predicting with 100% certainty. No one can do that. Not you, not me, not even the institutions. But here’s what I can see:
- ETH could drop lower, clean out that liquidity sitting below, and then reverse upwards.
- Or it could do the opposite—hunt that cluster of stop losses just above the supply zone, and only then start a retrace.
Both are on the table. Both are valid. It’s not about being right—it’s about being prepared.
Trading Isn’t Random (Even If It Feels That Way)
When you understand that markets are built to trap emotions, everything shifts. I’ve seen it too many times—price dumps, everyone panics, and then boom… it goes the other way. It’s not magic. It’s design.
The people with big capital know fear. They know greed. And they use both.
That’s why identifying liquidity isn’t optional—it’s survival.
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