A YouTube talk (by Kosta Ouzas) about what creates violent price moves: the speaker argues that liquidity is continuously consumed across all timeframes and scales, and that higher leverage accelerates market rotations. He illustrates with examples (e.g., 25x, 10x leverage being 'wiped out') to show how markets target different leverage layers sequentially, producing sharp price action.
Remember I said earlier that liquidity, all liquidity is being taken at all time frames, all the time at all time frames, all scales. It just takes long. The higher the leverage, the faster the rotation. Right. So as you can see, 10x, we've already wiped the 25x out and we're coming. The market's coming for the 10, so it hasn't taken out all the 10 yet. 10 kind of goes here to 91 and it tops out around 130. So it's working on the 10 right now. On to 91. Reminisce, but not very much.
