$BTC and FOMC
People say the market follows data, news, or sentiments.
Market doesn't follow any of that. They come after.
The answer is one word.
LIQUIDITY.
Yes, that's it.
But here's where most people misunderstand liquidity.
Liquidity is not simply where the highs and lows are.
Liquidity is where the market can find the orders it needs to move.
Every obvious high has buyers' stops.
Every obvious low has sellers' stops.
Every breakout creates another pool of liquidity.
And the interesting part?
The market doesn't always move toward the level that looks important. It moves toward where the liquidity is useful.
So the biggest question isn't:
“Where will $BTC go?”
The better question is:
“Who is trapped here, and where is their exit sitting?”
This is the part I focus on heavily in my trades, identifying the liquidity trap level, understanding where the majority is positioned, and then watching how price reacts once that liquidity is taken.
Because taking liquidity is one thing.
What price does AFTER taking it is where the real information starts.
That's also what I’ve been trying to teach through live trades and zones. And seeing premium members now starting to recognize these traps before the move happens is honestly the best part.
Don't just look at where price is going.
Look at who needs to be trapped before it gets there.
People say the market follows data, news, or sentiments.
Market doesn't follow any of that. They come after.
The answer is one word.
LIQUIDITY.
Yes, that's it.
But here's where most people misunderstand liquidity.
Liquidity is not simply where the highs and lows are.
Liquidity is where the market can find the orders it needs to move.
Every obvious high has buyers' stops.
Every obvious low has sellers' stops.
Every breakout creates another pool of liquidity.
And the interesting part?
The market doesn't always move toward the level that looks important. It moves toward where the liquidity is useful.
So the biggest question isn't:
“Where will $BTC go?”
The better question is:
“Who is trapped here, and where is their exit sitting?”
This is the part I focus on heavily in my trades, identifying the liquidity trap level, understanding where the majority is positioned, and then watching how price reacts once that liquidity is taken.
Because taking liquidity is one thing.
What price does AFTER taking it is where the real information starts.
That's also what I’ve been trying to teach through live trades and zones. And seeing premium members now starting to recognize these traps before the move happens is honestly the best part.
Don't just look at where price is going.
Look at who needs to be trapped before it gets there.
