Liquidity is usually found around areas where many traders place their orders and stop losses.
Above equal highs (EQH), when the price leaves several highs at practically the same level, there may be liquidity above.
Below equal lows (EQL), when the price respects the same low multiple times, liquidity can accumulate below.
But finding liquidity doesn’t mean you should enter immediately.
One way to use it is to wait:
Liquidity → sweep → confirmation → entry
For example, price may break a high to take liquidity and then quickly return below it. That’s where we wait for confirmation before looking for a trade.
Remember: liquidity is a tool for interpreting price, not an automatic entry signal. Always use a stop loss and appropriate risk management. $BTC #TradingCommunity #BinanceAcademy
$HBAR arriving at a key resistance area, where important highs are located.👀
After breaking the bearish trend line, the price shows a strong bullish impulse. Now it will be important to see how it reacts in this zone and whether it manages to break above it with strength to continue higher. #BinanceExplorers #BinanceAcademy