Bitcoin Liquidity Grabs: Institutions Target Low-Volume Zones To Move BTC Price

In the dynamic and often opaque world of Bitcoin trading, institutional traders are operating with a fundamentally different ￰0￱ players are actively hunting for low-volume areas and under-traded levels, seeing them as strategic advantages for maximizing ￰1￱ Institutions Avoid The Crowd And Target The Gaps Bitcoin’s institutional traders and big players are actively hunting low-volume ￰2￱ zones are thinly traded areas, which shows that there are fewer resting orders, making it easier to fill massive positions with less ￰3￱ an X post, a crypto analyst known as Killa has stated that throughout this entire rally, players have hunted Low Volume Nodes (LVNs), or in simpler terms, the volume areas are lows every single ￰4￱ Reading: Bitcoin Breaks Down Again — Bearish Momentum Intensifies Across Crypto Market The reason for this accumulation is that if the BTC price is stalling, volume is increasing, and BTC is unable to follow through with bullish momentum, it shows that 75% of the time, the market is preparing to retrace to lower areas of ￰5￱ is simple basic supply and demand dynamics playing out.

However, there has been a major increase in volume around these highs, coupled with the multiple sweeps of liquidity above ￰6￱ what might seem like bullish tariff catalysts, the market has failed to push ￰7￱ this combination happens, it could be a sign of distribution rather than re-accumulation of the trend. Furthermore, if BTC can’t decisively reclaim the $114,000 monthly open, then the next logical target points downwards to the Volume Area Low (VAL) below $100,000. Should BTC push below $100,000 and manage to reclaim the VAL, then this will be a deviation into expansion, which is a reclaim of the ￰8￱ the other hand, if BTC is unable to reclaim the VAL after testing below $100,000, it would point to a bear market towards $50,000 to $60,000 ￰9￱ Leverage Bloodbath Is Still Echoing A popular crypto news source, CryptosRus, has mentioned that Bloomberg has dropped a report that the October liquidation shocks are still haunting crypto.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin is back near $107,000, but the reason is not new Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) or macro pressure, but because traders are still shaken from the October ￰10￱ Reading: Are Bitcoin Investors Back In Accumulation Mode? On-Chain Data Says ‘Possibly’ The liquidation flushed billions in leverage, which is the biggest clean-out this market has seen in ￰11￱ drained confidence and completely sidelined buyers who still haven’t stepped back into the arena with ￰12￱ says that the October shock absolutely repelled new demand, even as global risk assets continue to rally. Presently, the fundamentals for BTC are actually fine, but the sentiment is ￰13￱ to CryptorRus, this is not a weakness, but it’s a recovery ￰14￱ image from Pixabay, chart from ￰15￱