Kosta Ouzas explains how liquidity gets created and destroyed across different price tiers. Reaching the smallest tier, called "the three," usually needs a bear market, while bull markets harvest shallow levels in a different way.
If we take out the three, then we're going to break this. We're going to break the market structure. Remember, all liquidity is being taken all the time. It's all being generated. 100x50x1025 3. It's all being generated and it's all being liquidated at the same time. 100 is just 1%. So it's going every two hours. It's being created and taken very quickly. 50 slower. 25 slower than that. You know, 10 is slower than that. 5. Just look right here. We just took out the 5 right now. And it took all this time just to get to five out of there. Yeah. So the three takes even longer. So we're going to take out this three. And that's why it takes a bear market to get to three. You need a bear market. So in a bull market, you take out the three. Right. So come over here. In a bull market, the three gets harvested because you're in a bull market, so you get everything. In a bull market, you don't get to the three.
