


SimonCryptoShmel
EssentialCurrently holding a short position and have been waiting for a decent liquidity flush towards my TP zone for almost a day now. The thing that bothers me is how slow the price action is—it's grinding lower, but at the same time, building up a new liquidity shelf just above my entry. This makes me concerned that we might see a quick liquidity sweep to the upside...
Hey everyone! Move unfolded exactly as we planned: Minor price spike – a classic false breakout to collect liquidity in the long zone. No valid short formation, so I stayed sidelined during that spike. Once long liquidity was swept, the market reversed sharply downward—right toward our objective. Price then steadily slid to our lower target, closing the trade...
Price is coiling between interest zones above and a heap of liquidity below. Expecting an impulsive break—looking to short down to ~100,500.
Smart Money Concept | Intraday Trade | 1:2 RR 🔍 The setup: Today I was watching for a short opportunity. Price reached a key level and formed a bearish FVG — looked clean at first. But I held off entering because I noticed RSI divergence — a red flag I always consider when expecting a potential level break. 💡 Why it matters: RSI divergence often signals weakness...
🔍 Context: After a strong dump on ETH, clearly visible on the 1H chart (left side of image), I waited for a retrace into the Fair Value Gap (FVG) zone — typical Smart Money behavior. That’s where I started looking for a short setup. 🎯 Entry Logic: Now here's the part I’d love to discuss with you. The classic and maybe "cleanest" approach would be to wait for a...