Bitcoin's price patterns repeat across all time frames, from 15-minute charts to millisecond trades. Large institutions like Two Sigma create invisible liquidity pools that retail traders can't see, and price often moves violently against heavy concentrations before returning to take that liquidity.
Look at this time frame right here. This is only a couple of days, but it looks very similar to the bull market structure that we were looking at. Right. Huge, huge run up, get to a new displacement and then you start taking and leave a lot of liquidity. It's the same pattern. It's just this is a 15 minute versus.
Because the reality is like big institutions like Two Sigma and those guys, like they're doing this on like a millisecond time frame and there would be pools built on those time frames. We can't see them.
Yeah, but.
This pattern plays out across every structure, every frame.
Right. And what happens is, look here, you had the distribution. And when they get to heavy concentrations, before it takes the concentration, it violently goes in the opposite direction, then works its way back. That's just. We've seen that over and over and over again, that pattern, all time frames. So come here. What does it do? It finishes its distribution, it gets to the hydration zone and before it takes it, it violently goes in the opposite direction, then comes back.
