What I Want To Show You Right Here While We Have All The Liquidity In One

10 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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Short excerpt from a YouTube video (by Kosta Ouzas) where two speakers discuss market composition and liquidity. They reference dense versus lighter areas of liquidity (one mentions "180 something. Thousand, two hundred"), and discuss trader behavior: if participants take some of a liquidity pool they will likely take all of it, and sideways market movement can mislead observers about available volume.

Yeah, there's the. The composition is very dense there. 180 something. Thousand, two hundred. And then, you know, looking at the lighter areas, you could say it's a lot. Much less. Yep.
Yeah. It would be, like, very. And it's not impossible, but it would not be characteristic to start taking some of the pool and then reverse. They're going to take all of it. That's typically how it plays. If they get a little bit of it, they're coming for all of it. And there is such a pool above there that I think people get confused because they see the market moving sideways like it is now, and they go, oh, there's not enough volume for it to go up.
Yes, there is.