📉 A glimpse into how financial markets behave under artificial pressure
Sometimes in the financial markets, artificial pressure is applied to stop a trend from reaching its natural targets. It’s like a game of misleading liquidity just to drain it before the real move begins.
Take a simple example: the Wyckoff pattern — it’s known as either accumulation or distribution depending on its position, but its real strength lies in when it occurs.
Let’s talk about a real case: A certain altcoin decided to “follow” Bitcoin, and the market seemed ready to attract liquidity and push the price up. The coin actually broke through a major weekly/monthly resistance (the yellow highlighted zone), but suddenly, Bitcoin — the real driver of the market — dropped and dragged everything else down with it.
Here’s the question: if the coin broke such a strong resistance, why was it so easy to fall back below it?
The answer is simple: Bitcoin’s dominance over liquidity controls the market. Fighting that flow leads to losses — no exceptions.
Right now, Bitcoin is hitting all-time highs, while many altcoins have returned to multi-year lows and haven’t responded to Bitcoin’s rally. So, what’s the next move?
📌 What didn’t happen earlier — the targets that were delayed — will likely start appearing soon in some altcoins with strong patterns like this Wyckoff setup. We’ll see huge candles forming fast, in a very short period.
Back in 2021, some coins did 40x in just 4 months. This time, I’m talking about targets that could be reached in 3 to 4 weeks, maybe a month max — to make up for the lost time and the burned-out liquidity.
🎯 Be ready to lock in profits with any sudden pump that makes you feel overly optimistic. Stay sharp.
