This YouTube video (transcript excerpt) discusses constructing large swing trades and examines market liquidity dynamics — specifically how on-shore liquidity (shore players) often remains in place during price moves, indicating many participants haven't taken profits and are still holding positions.
Obviously, the pools change depth and width based on people taking profit and things like this. But what's interesting is that so much of the shore liquidity is still left. The depth of the pool hasn't gone, which lets us know that a lot of shore players actually haven't taken profit. They're still holding their position.
