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“True Value Liquidity Trap”

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Smart Money Block & True Value Line Setup

I’m targeting a key smart money block with the red line acting as the true value line around 89,400. This level represents a significant liquidity zone where institutional players are likely positioning themselves.

Why This Level Matters
• This area has previously acted as resistance, meaning it’s where smart money may have distributed or absorbed liquidity.
• If price revisits this level, it could trigger stop hunts or liquidity grabs before making a decisive move.

Current Price Action
• Right now, price is sitting around 85,438, trading below the true value line.
• The green zone represents a potential long setup, with a target back toward the red line where liquidity sits.
• The red zone below 80,570 acts as a stop-loss area, protecting against further downside.

Key Scenarios:
1. Rejection at 89,400 → If price taps into the smart money block and fails to break higher, this confirms a bearish structure and could lead to a deeper drop.
2. Break and Hold Above 89,400 → If price clears this level and consolidates above, it could indicate accumulation for a bullish move.

What to Watch For:
• Liquidity sweeps around the red line—price might wick above to clear out stop losses before reversing.
• Volume and order flow confirmations—whether buyers or sellers are in control at this level.

This setup follows smart money concepts, focusing on liquidity and institutional price action rather than retail-driven moves. The key is to wait for confirmation at the red line before committing to a directional bias.
Note
This is a smart money liquidity 🧹 sweep!
Note
As always, don’t fear price movements—crypto never moves in a straight line. Markets take time as sellers exit before the next move unfolds. It’s best to let this process play out before expecting upside. I’ll reassess once my target is hit, but so far, there’s no confirmation of a trend shift. The short position remains active until proven otherwise.
Note
The $89,276 long position remains active and is awaiting execution.
For short-term traders, exiting at $89,000 would be a strategic move.
Note
Traders, take note. Once we reach the $89,276 liquidity sweep target, I have insights that will challenge many assumptions—especially for those expecting an immediate dump.

Now, don’t misunderstand—I, too, acknowledge the possibility of a downturn. But I cannot ignore my coded signals, which are displaying price potential far beyond 89K. However, patience is key.

As many of you know, I have refined my trading strategy to short-term precision, targeting price movements in incremental steps rather than painting grand, sweeping predictions. Why? Because history has shown that when I lay out the big picture roadmap, disappointment often follows—not because the targets are wrong, but because smart money manipulates expectations, pushing price in the opposite direction before ultimately fulfilling the trajectory.

I could easily call for a 114K all-time high, and while I have reason to believe it may come at some point in the future, blindly announcing such a level now would only invite liquidity traps and engineered market moves against us.

So what’s the takeaway? Even though my signals indicate potential beyond 89K, I refuse to sell myself to that idea prematurely. Certainty first—then conviction.

Once $89,276 is filled, I will assess whether price has the momentum to extend further. A minor correction may occur—but nothing alarming. It would simply serve as a natural liquidity reset for higher movement.

And to clarify—does this mean I’ve abandoned my short position at $78,490?
Absolutely not. That remains intact.

The market will move as it always does—but I move with certainty, not speculation.

As many of you know by now— I operate like a hunter in the deep, tracking dark pools, institutional traps, and whale transactions with precision. The market isn’t a game of guesswork—it’s a battlefield where smart money sets traps, and I’ve trained myself (and still am) to see through the deception

Liquidity isn’t just numbers on a chart—it’s a weapon wielded by institutions to mislead the uninformed. I don’t chase price—I stalk it. Numerous of times have I recognized the zones where whales position themselves, where liquidity is engineered, and where retail gets baited into the wrong moves.

This isn’t just trading—it’s warfare in the financial arena, and I play by a different set of rules.

Regardless of the current price movement—let it be. I refuse to let market fluctuations dictate when I call out targets or share key insights. Holding back serves no purpose when my analysis is based on certainty, not hesitation.

After all, who would willingly set themselves up for misjudgment? My approach isn’t about forcing a narrative—it’s about reporting what I see with precision and conviction.
Trade closed: target reached
Long position filled $89,276.

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