In the crypto market, the higher timeframe (HTF) reflects the true trend, while the lower timeframe (LTF) often creates temporary moves to gather liquidity. For example, on a 15-minute chart, a Lower Low may form, but if a Higher Low remains intact on the 4-hour chart, it is often just a stop-loss hunt or a liquidity sweep—after which the price can move again in the direction of the original trend. It doesn’t “exchange” anything; instead, large institutions, market makers, algorithmic bots, and traders around the world continuously buy and sell. As long as new buying remains dominant over new selling (or vice versa), the trend continues. The crypto market runs 24/7, so even during UTC 20:00 to 24:00, the price keeps moving due to US traders, global investors, market makers, and automated bots. In the end, price always goes in the direction where there is greater imbalance in buy and sell orders and where liquidity is present.
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