Institutional Players Harvesting Liquidity

5 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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A short excerpt from a YouTube video (creator: Kosta Ouzas) explaining a market strategy used by large institutional players: they deliberately create price ranges to concentrate and grow liquidity over time, then "harvest" that accumulated liquidity by reversing position (the speaker notes moving from long to short). The chunk emphasizes the causal sequence (make range → liquidity builds and intensifies → harvest when significant).

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We completed the long side and now we're going short. So the premise is very simple. The big institutional players that can actually influence the market, they make price range, price ranges for a reason, because it begins to build up liquidity, and over time, that liquidity begins to intensify and composition, and then it gets harvested. So when the liquidity gets significant, it's harvested, as you can see here.