BTC Short Trade – Liquidity Grab Into Resistance (5M)
This trade shows how price hunts buyers first and then drops.
Most traders see the small pump and think breakout.
Pros see liquidity being taken.
Market Story
Price was already moving weakly.
Then it made a small push up into a marked zone.
That push was not strength — it was a trap.
Trade Breakdown
📍 1. Resistance / Supply Zone
The marked area is where sellers previously entered.
When price revisits this zone, big players look to sell again.
📍 2. Liquidity Grab
Price poked into the zone, took buy-side liquidity (stop losses of shorts & breakout buyers).
This creates fuel for the real move.
📍 3. Entry
Short taken from the resistance zone after rejection.
We don’t chase red candles — we sell at key levels.
📍 4. Stop Loss
SL above the zone.
If price holds above resistance, the idea is invalid.
Simple logic = controlled risk.
📍 5. The Drop
After rejection, price sold off aggressively.
That happens because:
• Trapped buyers exit
• Breakout traders get stopped
• Sellers step in with momentum
Why This Setup Works
✔ Trade from higher timeframe level
✔ Liquidity taken before drop
✔ Entry at resistance, not in the middle
✔ Clear invalidation point
✔ Strong risk-to-reward
Key Lesson
Breakouts fail more than they succeed.
Smart traders wait for:
Push into resistance → rejection → momentum shift
That’s where easy money is.
Follow for clean price action trades —
No indicators. Just structure, liquidity & patience. 📉
