Looking at the TST trend, the daily chart structure is actually quite clear. It is currently maintaining a Higher Low pattern. As long as the right foot does not break below the previous low, the bulls' fate is still intact.
The liquidity above is stacked with resistance points, and the buy-side absorption is very clear—if this round doesn't clear out this liquidity, the market makers won't stop.
The subsequent logic is straightforward: first, revisit the lower FVG position at 0.01898 to pick up positions. This is either a reversal to a downtrend or the final shakeout of the last batch of chips. Then, push up again, targeting the liquidity accumulation zone above and the weekly line at 0.268.
As long as the liquidity hasn't been fully absorbed, there is reason for the price to continue upward. The structure is solid, and there will definitely be some liquidations above.
Overall, this is not based on emotional bullishness but derived from a combination of structure + liquidity + main force behavior—an ongoing bullish continuation script. The only thing to track moving forward is: to what extent will the liquidity above be cleared? Instead of guessing the direction, it's better to follow "where the funds are going."
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SoliditySlayer
· 4h ago
Liquidity hasn't been fully absorbed yet, so it continues to go up. I buy into this logic.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 4h ago
It's the same old liquidity sweep again. Is this time really different?
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CrossChainBreather
· 4h ago
Damn, this wave of structure really holds up. As long as the liquidity isn't wiped out, it won't be over.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 4h ago
Hey, that pullback at 0.01898 is really just a shakeout. If you don't believe me, I'll bet with you.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 4h ago
This logic is actually about tracking the temperature of funds, but it depends on whether the 0.01898 FVG can really hold its ground.
Looking at the TST trend, the daily chart structure is actually quite clear. It is currently maintaining a Higher Low pattern. As long as the right foot does not break below the previous low, the bulls' fate is still intact.
The liquidity above is stacked with resistance points, and the buy-side absorption is very clear—if this round doesn't clear out this liquidity, the market makers won't stop.
The subsequent logic is straightforward: first, revisit the lower FVG position at 0.01898 to pick up positions. This is either a reversal to a downtrend or the final shakeout of the last batch of chips. Then, push up again, targeting the liquidity accumulation zone above and the weekly line at 0.268.
As long as the liquidity hasn't been fully absorbed, there is reason for the price to continue upward. The structure is solid, and there will definitely be some liquidations above.
Overall, this is not based on emotional bullishness but derived from a combination of structure + liquidity + main force behavior—an ongoing bullish continuation script. The only thing to track moving forward is: to what extent will the liquidity above be cleared? Instead of guessing the direction, it's better to follow "where the funds are going."