Looking back at the market data from this morning, many people were still saying "It's stable, it's stable" at 2850. But I was certain at that time - this wave will definitely break 2760.
Why? The reason is actually not complicated. Below 2760 is that critical support, which is also the last lifeline for the bulls. In such a position, stop-loss orders are piled up densely there, which is simply delivering food to large funds.
The tactics of market makers are always the same: first, they harvest the bulls, then turn around and short the bears. Their daily work is quite straightforward—specifically hunting for retail investors' stop-loss orders. As for liquidations? That's just an extra bonus they pick up along the way.
Liquidity hunting, that's just how it is.
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Web3Educator
· 17h ago
ngl the stop hunt narrative hits different when you see it play out in real time... but here's what my students always miss about this—
liquidity kills aren't just about hunting stops, there's a deeper layer to how orderflow actually works that most retail traders don't grasp. fundamentally speaking, you're observing symptom not root cause
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OnchainDetective
· 17h ago
According to on-chain data tracking, the fund flow of the stop loss orders at 2760 is indeed suspicious, and several typical market maker address patterns have been identified.
Looking back at the market data from this morning, many people were still saying "It's stable, it's stable" at 2850. But I was certain at that time - this wave will definitely break 2760.
Why? The reason is actually not complicated. Below 2760 is that critical support, which is also the last lifeline for the bulls. In such a position, stop-loss orders are piled up densely there, which is simply delivering food to large funds.
The tactics of market makers are always the same: first, they harvest the bulls, then turn around and short the bears. Their daily work is quite straightforward—specifically hunting for retail investors' stop-loss orders. As for liquidations? That's just an extra bonus they pick up along the way.
Liquidity hunting, that's just how it is.