Seems like the market decided to break my plans again yesterday.
Instead of falling, the market kept moving upward and taking even older liquidity.
And it’s precisely in moments like these that the most important thing is—don’t try to convince the market that your scenario was right.
I still see enough liquidity below, and after this upward move, I’ll be watching closely for when the price comes back for it.
So right now I don’t want to go into this razor and try to catch every move. The market has already shown several times that it can easily break even a scenario that looks good at first glance.
What’s especially interesting for me right now looks like
$SOL But I won’t rush, and I won’t enter just because it seems like the move is about to start.
So today, most likely, I’ll just be watching the price. If I see liquidity being removed, confirmation of a reversal, and the formation of my setup—then I’ll start considering an entry. If that doesn’t happen—I’ll simply stay out of the trade.
This is what we talked about earlier: sometimes the best decision in trading is to do nothing.
Not financial advice—just my own view of the market!
Are you still looking for longs right now, or are you already waiting for a proper correction?
#SOL #BTC #priceaction #marketstrucure