A liquidity block forms when the market takes out a recent high, sweeps stops, then reverses. Enter inside the block, stop just beyond it, target the opposite side's untouched liquidity. One entry, one stop, one target.
A liquidity block is the easiest entry you'll ever find. Here's why. When the market takes out a high and immediately reverses, it creates a zone. That zone is your liquidity block, and it matters because the market just showed you exactly where it grabbed fuel and changed direction. So now when the price comes back into the zone, you already know what happened there. The market loaded up, it swept out stop losses, it reversed, and that history gives you an edge because that area is likely to hold again. You enter inside the block, stop losses goes beyond the extreme, target goes towards the liquidity on the other side that hasn't been taken yet. One stop, one target. That's why it's the easiest entry on the chart.
