🐍🍎 THE SNAKE THEORY — UNDERSTAND PRICE IN a different way
Have you played that game where a little snake moves around the screen looking for an apple?
So imagine the crypto market as that game.
🐍 THE SNAKE IS PRICE.
🍎 THE APPLES ARE LIQUIDITY.
Above and below the price, there are thousands of open positions, stops, and possible liquidations by other traders.
These points aren’t distributed evenly.
In certain areas, there’s much more accumulated liquidity.
It’s as if some parts of the chart have small apples, while other parts have huge apples.
That’s exactly what tools like liquidation maps try to show us.
Now comes the shift in reasoning:
Instead of opening the chart and asking:
“Will it go up or down?”
start by asking:
🍎 WHERE ARE THE APPLES?
🐍 Which one is closer?
🍎 Where is liquidity concentrated the most?
⚔️ What’s happening to the traders positioned on each side?
And most importantly:
WHAT DOES THE SNAKE DO AFTER IT REACHES THE APPLE?
Because reaching a liquidity area doesn’t necessarily mean the price will reverse.
Sometimes it sweeps that liquidity and quickly returns.
Other times it breaks through the region and keeps searching for liquidity farther away.
This difference is crucial.
The Snake Theory isn’t trying to magically predict the market.
It’s a simple way to visualize one fundamental characteristic of it:
Price needs to find liquidity so that large amounts of orders can be executed.
That’s why, before trying to figure out where the market will go…
🐍🍎 FIND OUT WHERE THE APPLES ARE.
In the next piece of content: I’m going to show you how to identify these “apples” on a liquidation map.
⚠️ Educational content. Not investment advice.
#WLD🔥🔥🔥 #bitcoin
Have you played that game where a little snake moves around the screen looking for an apple?
So imagine the crypto market as that game.
🐍 THE SNAKE IS PRICE.
🍎 THE APPLES ARE LIQUIDITY.
Above and below the price, there are thousands of open positions, stops, and possible liquidations by other traders.
These points aren’t distributed evenly.
In certain areas, there’s much more accumulated liquidity.
It’s as if some parts of the chart have small apples, while other parts have huge apples.
That’s exactly what tools like liquidation maps try to show us.
Now comes the shift in reasoning:
Instead of opening the chart and asking:
“Will it go up or down?”
start by asking:
🍎 WHERE ARE THE APPLES?
🐍 Which one is closer?
🍎 Where is liquidity concentrated the most?
⚔️ What’s happening to the traders positioned on each side?
And most importantly:
WHAT DOES THE SNAKE DO AFTER IT REACHES THE APPLE?
Because reaching a liquidity area doesn’t necessarily mean the price will reverse.
Sometimes it sweeps that liquidity and quickly returns.
Other times it breaks through the region and keeps searching for liquidity farther away.
This difference is crucial.
The Snake Theory isn’t trying to magically predict the market.
It’s a simple way to visualize one fundamental characteristic of it:
Price needs to find liquidity so that large amounts of orders can be executed.
That’s why, before trying to figure out where the market will go…
🐍🍎 FIND OUT WHERE THE APPLES ARE.
In the next piece of content: I’m going to show you how to identify these “apples” on a liquidation map.
⚠️ Educational content. Not investment advice.
#WLD🔥🔥🔥 #bitcoin