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0:00Friends, welcome everyone to the SHC
0:01channel. In this video, I will share
0:03the foundation of my strategy that
0:05helps me earn over $ 1,000 per week. It
0:08is extremely simple, there is nothing
0:10complicated about it. And today we are
0:13going to talk about liquidity walls. I
0:16hope the video will be useful and
0:17informative for you, and I will try to
0:18explain everything in the simplest
0:20terms: what to work from and what to
0:21pay attention to. In the first part of
0:24the video, we have the usual theory,
0:25and in the second, I will show you how
0:27it works in practice. Friends, also
0:29don't forget that I have my own free
0:30Telegram channel, where I share various
0:32market situations on an almost daily
0:33basis. For example, I posted about ASTR
0:36, the coin was holding up well, meaning
0:38there was a liquidity wall on ASTR
0:40itself, and we managed to trade it. I
0:42also share various financial results,
0:45posting reports almost every day; for
0:47example, 236 this morning, showing you
0:49the tickers I managed to profit from.
0:52So, for those interested, subscribe;
0:53the link will be in the description.
0:55Well, the theory and basis of my
0:57trading lie in liquidity walls, as I
1:00said earlier, but the simple fact of
1:03blindly entering a bounce off a wall
1:06doesn't work like that. An important
1:09factor is which exchange the wall is on
1:11, at what price it is located, and in
1:13what context it exists. To trade
1:16liquidity walls, I use the Metascalp
1:17terminal. Why? Because it helps you
1:20connect to absolutely all exchanges.
1:22The link to it is in the description.
1:24Download it and use it. It's a super
1:25convenient, comfortable, and really
1:27great terminal. So. And here is the
1:29essence. Most people are used to seeing
1:33that if a wall is placed, say, on a
1:36Binance future, for example, 200,000
1:39dollars, it means you can enter a
1:41bounce and that's it. But in my trading
1:46, I use various exchanges, such as Gate
1:49, Bitget, KuCoin, Binance, ASTR, and so
1:53on. In general, the point is that
1:56participants often place really good
1:58liquidity walls on completely different
2:01exchanges because everyone is used to
2:03Binance and used to the fact that it
2:05works out quite easily. So. But the
2:08market context, guys, is changing, and
2:09participants are getting smarter.
2:11Accordingly, to manipulate the price,
2:13they might use an exchange like HTX,
2:16for instance, so as not to be seen in
2:18other order books. What stops a
2:20participant from putting the same 500k
2:23there that you won't see, and you won't
2:25understand why the price eventually
2:28bounced instead of going to break
2:30through some interesting levels? In my
2:33trading, I practically don't use charts
2:35at all, meaning the order book is the
2:37foundation. And what should you pay
2:39attention to? Ah, let me let you in on
2:41a little secret. Everything you see on
2:44an exchange, let's take Binance for
2:46example, in this case, you see size on
2:48both sides. This is just the basics you
2:51need to grasp. If you see identical
2:53size at the top and bottom, those are
2:56market makers. Here we have average
2:58market makers of 5,000, oh, 1.00 and
3:011,700. Everything below with the exact
3:04same size is a market maker. It is
3:06important not to confuse them. A market
3:08maker provides liquidity to the order
3:10book and keeps it from various
3:11manipulations. Here is an example,
3:14let's say, a Chinese coin, not sure how
3:17it translates. We have the Gate.io
3:20exchange. We have two market makers at
3:24the top. They stand out quite a bit in
3:27the book, and you can easily mistake
3:29them for a wall you could potentially
3:31bounce off of. But another important
3:34point: pay attention to whether the
3:36size moves with the price. What is the
3:39catch with market makers? The catch is
3:42that they won't stay in one place like
3:44a normal, reasonable wall that you
3:46could actually trade. Even though if we
3:50compare the volume of this wall to
3:51current levels we have, it's much
3:53higher. But, because these are just
3:57market maker orders, if you set your
3:59entry there and there is a sudden spike
4:01, these walls will just pull and move
4:03higher than the spread. So, look, we
4:07have a spread—this grey space here,
4:09right? And when it moves up, the spread
4:15moves higher, and these walls stay at
4:17the exact same distance they were
4:20before, keeping the price in check and
4:22providing liquidity, they simply trail
4:25the spread. The spread will go higher,
4:28and these walls will follow it up here.
4:31You need to find a wall that is several
4:33times larger than a market maker's. For
4:37instance, if Gate is putting up 30, we
4:40need a size that is several times that.
4:43Let's take a 10x minimum as a baseline.
4:46If 300,000 is placed there, believe me,
4:49that will often be a real wall, and it
4:52can actually affect the price. Let me
4:55tell you a little secret. Participants
4:57use these walls to manipulate the price
4:59. In what way? They can use them both
5:02to build their position and to offload
5:05it. Let me just give you a simple
5:08example: when an iceberg appears. What
5:11is an iceberg? An iceberg is a wall
5:13that is placed, for example, it can be
5:15placed into the spread or at a specific
5:18price level, the price approaches it,
5:20starts hitting it, and it never runs
5:23out. And here in the cluster, you see
5:25volume pouring into it. That is an
5:27iceberg. So, accordingly, you can take
5:30entries and work from such liquidities.
5:33It is also important to pay attention
5:35to the price at which it is placed and
5:37why it is placed. All of this can be
5:39understood by observing the coin. Now
5:42we are moving on to the practical part.
5:43Friends, all the situations I traded
5:46today were found using Tiger.Trade
5:48Screener. What is Tiger.Trade Screener?
5:50It is a screener for liquidities, pumps
5:53, dumps, all active coins, various bots
5:56, and algorithms you might encounter in
6:00the market. I trade all situations
6:02exclusively through it. It was created
6:05to replace a team for you or to help
6:06you see market inefficiencies that you
6:08would otherwise spend hours searching
6:10for. It is extremely simple and
6:12intuitive to use. It is presented as a
6:14Telegram bot that sends notifications
6:17and shows which exchange the liquidity
6:19is on. The link to it will also be in
6:21the description. So, our first
6:23situation is on the GRASS coin. It had
6:25a spot liquidity of over 500k, and as
6:28you can see, the liquidity was for a
6:30buy order. The size of the liquidity is
6:32just over a million. And we can see
6:34which exchange it was on. It was
6:36located on the Coinbase exchange. So, I
6:38am opening all the order books for the
6:41GRASS coin. I see the Coinbase spot and
6:45, indeed, I see this liquidity of just
6:47over a million. It is placed on the
6:50Coinbase spot. The liquidity is real.
6:52That is, we hit it, and the market
6:54feels it. And what decision do I make?
6:58I decide to simply enter a long
7:00position from this liquidity and hold.
7:03We can see how the price is being
7:05slightly resisted on Binance futures.
7:09You can trade this on absolutely any
7:11exchange convenient for you. I trade on
7:13Binance, but you can trade on Bybit,
7:15Gate, and so on. There is no real
7:17difference. But the very fact that the
7:20screener found this liquidity on the
7:23Coinbase spot, I saw it, and it
7:25confirmed all my expectations. It is
7:28real, we actually hit it, it's standing
7:30at a round number, and it has been
7:31there for quite a while. I decide to
7:34enter a bounce trade off it, and that's
7:37it. Accordingly, I am entering here
7:39with 2,000 dollars. We get an immediate
7:41reaction from this liquidity. This
7:43means this liquidity truly influences
7:45the price. It is real. And because of
7:48it, we see a reversal. I am entering
7:51here at the market price, just clicking
7:53, yes, in small parts. I will explain
7:56why I didn't put in more. There is a
7:59concept such as correlation and
8:00decorrelation. And if it's, let's say,
8:03spot, then, uh, because underneath it,
8:06uh, you have futures participants
8:08working, right, spot is our underlying
8:11asset, so spot is more important than
8:13futures. In most cases, futures, due to
8:16the presence of a large number of
8:17participants, can be drawn down or up.
8:20And that is exactly why I entered at
8:22the market for $ 2,000 and left the
8:24other half to add more if we eventually
8:26went lower. But, as you can see, that
8:29didn't happen. It really does bounce
8:32off this size. We're getting an
8:35excellent reaction, so it's showing me
8:38about 1%, but I continue to hold since
8:40the size is really anomalously large
8:42for the order book. It's already
8:45showing about $ 30. And here I slowly
8:49start to unload part of my position on
8:51the impulses. The most important thing
8:54here is not to rush, not to hurry, and
8:56to wait for a real reversal. And now
8:58we're going to see an impulse on the
9:01coin. So, pay attention to the Binance
9:03futures, yes, you can see it well here.
9:06And on the first impulses, I start to
9:10dump half the pack, right? So, a little
9:13bit more than half the pack I dumped.
9:15In the end, it's already showing $ 54.
9:18A maximally simple, clear situation.
9:20There's nothing complicated about it.
9:22The only thing is, manual searches for
9:23such situations, well, I don't know how
9:25much time you'd need to spend to find
9:27them. But a screener helps me with that
9:29. And indeed, it's quite good in that
9:32regard. That's it, it's already showing
9:35$ 60. And I'm just slowly, slowly
9:37unloading while the price moves. The
9:40most important thing here is not to
9:41hurry, not to rush anywhere, but to
9:43watch carefully what is happening, and
9:45pay special attention to the base from
9:47which you entered. In this case, it's 1
9:49million on Coinbase. What will happen
9:51to it? Will it be pulled or moved
9:54higher? But in the end, the price
9:56doesn't really go any further here, it
9:58slowed down, and I make the decision to
10:00exit here. And the next situation was
10:02found in the "Giants" tab, if I'm not
10:04mistaken. Here we have the NEAR coin,
10:07uh, a fairly popular coin, it's been
10:09trading for a long time. Uh, a signal
10:12came in that a buy wall appeared, size
10:145 million, and a price distance of 0.36
10:17. And which exchange? Bitget Futures,
10:20for NEAR a 5 million dollar wall on
10:22Bitget is really large. And therefore,
10:25uh, here I decided to trade it. I
10:27opened the coin, and the price had
10:30already bounced a bit. So, what are we
10:32looking at? We're looking at Bitget,
10:34the coin. We see the Bitget futures.
10:37Here I am highlighting it for you in
10:39red. Let's look further, what are they
10:40actually worth. 5 million. 5 million is
10:43real, not fake. And if you didn't
10:45manage to see in the moment whether
10:47this wall worked out, just look at the
10:49chart. Set a level near this wall and
10:51check the chart. We see that there was
10:54already a bounce, meaning the wall is
10:56real, yes, there was a reaction from it
10:58, and the screener confirmed it for us.
11:00Here I am entering with 6,000 dollars.
11:02That is, I placed my first order right
11:06here. I will show you on the chart now.
11:08I placed the first order here. And I
11:10placed the remaining orders to build up
11:12the position. Nothing complicated.
11:13Again, 5 million. And the simplest
11:16thing you can do here, if, say, you are
11:18also trading on an exchange like Bitget
11:20, you can enter through it and set a
11:22stop behind that wall. That would be
11:24even better. It is better to trade
11:26specifically on the exchanges where the
11:28walls are placed. It is much safer. But
11:30also look at the liquidity in the order
11:33book and ensure there is a normal
11:35market maker. There’s the Phemex
11:37future, right? You see these walls here
11:40, here, and here. All these market
11:42maker walls move with the price, so we
11:44don't pay attention to them. And what
11:46am I doing here? I’m just holding.
11:48That’s it, the price is approaching
11:51the wall again. I’m already in with
11:54my full position and I’m not rushing,
11:56just riding the move. As you can see
11:59from the chart, we have this local
12:02level and the main one. My goal, of
12:04course, is to reach this main level. If
12:07we get there, that would be great. If
12:08not, well, no big deal. I’ll take
12:10whatever the coin gives. So, I’m just
12:13holding, holding, holding, and riding
12:15it out. There. In heavyweights like
12:21NEAR, ADA, or XRP, you really have to
12:24wait and be patient. They aren't as
12:27volatile as some junk coin that can get
12:30pumped by 15-20 percent in a matter of
12:33seconds, right? So, with such heavy
12:35coins, you need to stay patient. And
12:36you see, on Hyperliquid, another wall
12:38is being set up. Some participant is
12:40pushing the price. But our foundation
12:43is the Bitget future, where 5 million
12:45dollars is sitting. That is the wall we
12:48are watching particularly closely. And
12:51eventually, we start moving, right? I
12:54will show you the moment when I started
12:55offloading. We are breaking out of the
12:57lower local consolidation. You can
13:01combine technical analysis with the
13:03order book, but only in certain cases,
13:06like this one, when there is a clear
13:09formed level, highs, and so on. But the
13:13order book should be the foundation of
13:16your trading if you want to progress
13:18steadily and normally, understand what
13:20you are actually doing, and most
13:22importantly, trade with minimal risk.
13:25And that is how we ultimately reached
13:27these targets. At the moment, it’s
13:29showing almost 70 dollars from one
13:31situation. I don’t see much point in
13:33breaking down every single detail here.
13:35Basically, it’s a standard bounce off
13:36a support wall. There were targets, and
13:38we reached those targets. There you go.
13:40And right here, I’m exiting the
13:43position completely. I move the stop
13:46loss and get stopped out. And now, guys
13:49, I’ll show you how to trade off
13:52walls on a fairly volatile coin. I
13:55wrote about this coin in my Telegram
13:57channel. We can see that our distance
14:00to the spot is over 100k. That is, the
14:02price gap is more than 2%when the wall
14:05is placed. And we see that the coin is
14:08NMR, and the wall is for a sell order.
14:10The size is 150,000 dollars. We can see
14:13the price and the spread distance. And
14:15most importantly, we can see the
14:16exchange. The exchange in this case is
14:18Coinbase. So, what exactly is going on
14:22here? I will explain it to you right
14:24now. Watch closely. The NMR coin has
14:27been pushed very hard. It is currently
14:30under high volatility. And what is
14:32happening right here, at this point on
14:35the chart, I think it will be clearer
14:37if I explain. When we approached this
14:41level, those 144k and 218k dollar
14:43orders were placed right on the
14:46Coinbase spot, causing a bounce. How am
14:49I trying to trade this? I realize these
14:52walls are real, even if they aren't
14:54huge, but relative to the NMR spot
14:56order book on Coinbase, they carry real
14:59weight. What do I do? I set up for a
15:03snap trade like this and wait to get
15:07filled. This is my first attempt to
15:10play the situation and see how it works
15:13. I’ve already entered with a 2,000
15:16dollar position and set orders to add
15:18more at the wall. They are really good,
15:21meaning there is a reaction to them. As
15:23we can see, we are getting a bounce off
15:25these walls, so the price develops
15:28further. At the peak, it showed about,
15:31I don't remember, 80 dollars, right? I
15:35held that position for quite a while.
15:37Overall, what was I expecting here? I
15:38expected to see a reversal because the
15:41reaction to these walls placed above
15:44was immediate, like, really sharp. And
15:47so, I thought we would eventually
15:50reverse here. We can see that
15:52additional walls are being placed. The
15:54144k was pulled, and another 80,000 was
15:56placed. At this point, I think, okay,
15:59I’ll hold and wait. I already removed
16:02the orders for adding to the position.
16:04It will be very clear right here when
16:06the coin gets ripped. It gets ripped,
16:08and it actually prints a decent profit
16:11of 80 dollars. But here, honestly, I
16:14just got greedy because I was hoping
16:16that a reversal would finally happen.
16:20And this whole long that existed, I
16:22thought it would short down to at least
16:2412 dollars. But, as you can see,
16:27that’s not happening. The price ends
16:28up being sucked back in. And what
16:30happens? Let's watch what's most
16:33interesting next. On Coinbase, 70,000
16:35is placed, and 67 below that. So, a
16:39participant was manipulating the price
16:41using Coinbase spot, pushing it up,
16:43pushing it down. And based on all that,
16:46I eventually started trading. And look,
16:49I see that these walls are being placed
16:52on Coinbase, yes, 70. The wall is real,
16:55as you can see. We hit it. The cluster
16:57reflected that. And here I make a
17:00decision, I think, to exit, right? So,
17:03you see, I've already taken 1,000
17:04dollars. I mean, I initially aimed for
17:072,000 dollars, I took that, and now
17:09I’m deciding, I think, yes, to exit
17:11completely. I’m exiting completely
17:15and taking a long on the bounce from
17:17this 70,000 wall. It might seem like a
17:22small wall, but the coin was reacting
17:25to them. Indeed, you could have just
17:27calmly taken it and gathered the trade
17:30results on this whole coin. I posted to
17:33my Telegram channel, it was something
17:35around 200 dollars total for the
17:37evening, if I'm not mistaken. There.
17:40And I’m trying to enter on the bounce
17:43from this wall. We see that there are
17:45dumps going across all the other
17:46exchanges. And again, I repeat, guys,
17:49I’m not rushing, I’m testing. If
17:51I’m not sure, I won’t load up on
17:53volume. See, they’re starting to add
17:55to the green. We see that the walls
17:58that were here at 144 and 200,000 have
18:00been pulled altogether. So, we have a
18:03bounce from the 70k below, which I'm
18:05entering on, yes, via Binance Futures
18:08or any other exchange you find
18:09convenient. I see the walls at 144 and
18:12200,000 on top are being pulled.
18:14That’s it, this is the basis of my
18:18trading. It’s all very simple. It’s
18:21hard to find this, and, uh, it’s hard
18:23to find it on your own. That’s the
18:26catch. And that’s it, it immediately
18:28starts pouring into my position.
18:30Another 20,000 is placed. Binance spot
18:33is shooting through. So they are
18:35managing this coin super actively. I
18:37really like that. This was genuinely
18:40easy money. And, perhaps, I should have
18:44loaded up more here. Here, it turns out
18:47we end up—oh, look at what’s
18:51happening. Now we have a breakout. Ah,
18:54yes, yes, yes, yes. The price is going,
18:56going, going, going. And, I think
18:58they’re going to place something on
19:00Coinbase. And look, as soon as they put
19:03up 80k on Coinbase, this 80k on
19:06Coinbase, I close my position
19:08immediately. I close it right away and
19:11flip to shorts. I do it instantly. I
19:13saw it, I closed. Wait a little bit,
19:17just wait a little bit. There. I
19:21decided to spread my orders a bit less.
19:23Just wait a little until we reach 80k.
19:27The 80k is at the 1430 level. So, as I
19:31place my orders, I see that 80k is at
19:331430. And I also set my limit orders
19:37for opening a position right up to
19:40those levels, maybe even a bit further.
19:44I believe this is a classic example of
19:46how you can actually trade these setups
19:49that nobody notices, because no one
19:51checks different exchanges, no one
19:52monitors them. Plus, there's still the
19:57144,000 order left by the participant
20:00earlier, so I jump into shorts off of
20:03that too, and we really do get a pretty
20:06decent reaction from it. I mean, it's
20:09already showing me 2%in the moment. The
20:12only thing is, I couldn't get a full
20:13position size in because I thought they
20:16might push it higher. And here I close
20:19the 2%that it showed me. Plus, we see
20:23that 70k appears right here. And that's
20:26it. The participant is just moving the
20:28coin back and forth, putting these
20:29orders in and taking them out, putting
20:31them in and taking them out. And let's
20:33see what happened next. Yes, in the end
20:37, I closed here. And they're dragging
20:40the coin down. But I'm not rushing, I'm
20:42not in a hurry to go anywhere at all.
20:45I'm waiting for some really good
20:46support to appear, say for a long, but
20:49as you can see, that isn't happening.
20:51Pay attention to the Coinbase exchange.
20:53I'm scrolling through it slowly for you
20:55. And what do we see next? We still
20:58have a 144,000 order at the 1440 level.
21:03And I decide to set up for a potential
21:05spike, if it happens, to get me filled.
21:08But here's the thing. Look, I'm already
21:12filled for 2,500, the 142k order
21:13remains, so in total I'm in for 2,500.
21:17And I still have orders left to add to
21:18the position. I decide to place them,
21:20well, just a little bit higher because
21:22the price is really moving well. And as
21:25we can see, the order starts getting
21:28eaten up. Meaning the orders are
21:30actually real, and the participant is
21:32just manipulating the price. I don't
21:34know if I'll get filled here or not.
21:38There. And what happens next? The
21:40participant suddenly pulls that order,
21:42as you saw, right? They, I don't know,
21:44changed their mind or something else.
21:46They pull it suddenly. Ah, and I exit
21:50here, but, uh, I exit when they start
21:52hitting the order book. Meaning, at
21:55this point I'm still thinking, okay,
21:57I'll hold a bit longer, ah, hopefully
21:58it moves, because, well, there's no
22:00reaction, he pulled it, we didn't start
22:02buying aggressively. I watch the tape
22:04and as soon as the first buy happens,
22:06that's it, the first hit happens, I
22:07exit immediately. I exit immediately. I
22:10realize they'll likely keep hitting, so
22:12I re-enter. But I re-enter carefully
22:15too, I'm in no hurry. And as soon as
22:19you see it again, here I am short,
22:22working off the 142,000 wall, they
22:24start nibbling at it, but I remain
22:27short. Then they pull this wall. I
22:32don't exit because there's no reaction
22:34on the tape, no reaction in the book to
22:36the wall being pulled. I'm waiting to
22:38see if there's a hit. There it is, the
22:40first hit. I exit. I don't jump back in
22:43with the full size right away. I throw
22:45in a part first. You see, right? I'm
22:48throwing in a part on the futures,
22:50since they pulled that wall. I wait for
22:54the hits to start, and only then do I
22:57add. Waiting, waiting, waiting. Op, a
23:00hit. That's it, starting to add. Adding
23:04more. That's it, now I'm managing the
23:08position and watching what happens. If
23:11they start pushing down, I'll exit or
23:13unload the position. If the price holds
23:16, I can stay in. Like in this case, the
23:19price is holding, so I continue to hold
23:21. That's it. You have to work very
23:26carefully in these situations. They're
23:29putting up a wall on Binance spot.
23:31We're starting to move. We're moving
23:34quite heavily. There's the first
23:37impulse. Another impulse. And here I'm
23:40already setting orders to close. Yes,
23:42it showed 1%in the moment. Maybe I
23:46should have used market, but I don't
23:49know why I decided to do it this way
23:51here. We see 132,000 being placed on
23:55Coinbase spot. Again, the same
23:58participant. There is a reaction from
24:00them. I exit immediately and flip to
24:03short. That's it, flipping to short and
24:07watching what happens next. And we get
24:11a bounce. We're getting a bounce off
24:14this wall. Just like that. The next
24:16situation I managed to trade was found
24:18in the "Futures over 500" tab. The coin
24:20is UAI. And the wall was for a buy. The
24:23size of the wall was about 1 million.
24:25And this is specifically the Astra
24:26exchange. So, let's look at the UAI
24:29coin. Uh, and what do we see? Indeed,
24:32there's almost 1 million dollars in
24:35futures wall size on the Aster exchange
24:39. I see this and I jump into Binance
24:43futures for 1,000 dollars and keep a
24:47reserve. a reserve in case they start
24:51eating through this wall and hitting,
24:53say, some order to eat it or at least
24:55chip away part of it, and the futures,
24:58accordingly, will spike. That’s why
25:01I’m leaving part of the volume to add
25:03more during these spikes. But, as you
25:06will see later, that didn't happen. I
25:08mean, the price was dragged around a
25:10little bit. Actually, it didn't drag
25:13out too much; the price was just moved
25:16slightly, and we started to grow. Of
25:20course, the main target in this case
25:22was the 0.34 level. 0.345. And I wanted
25:28to hold and ride it up to there. I
25:30thought, well, if it shows 2%, that
25:32would be top tier. In the end, we
25:35bounce off this wall; yes, a bit down,
25:37up, a bit down, up, back and forth, but
25:40eventually, the move is happening. We
25:43see that I placed my limit orders to
25:45close near the 0.35 price. 0.35. There.
25:51And I’m just holding, waiting. The
25:52goal was basically to take about 2%,
25:54like, literally 30 dollars, and that's
25:56it. Overall, it’s possible to close,
25:58yes. We see we’ve almost reached it.
26:00But we aren't alone here. There are
26:05guys dumping at current prices; yeah,
26:07you see how they hit the other order
26:10books, but as long as our support
26:12remains, and the support is pretty
26:14solid, you need to stay and ride it out
26:17. You can’t ruin the game, you
26:20can’t interfere. That’s why I just
26:24place limit orders and try to close
26:27like this. To maximize profit and
26:31squeeze as much as possible. We see
26:34that, yeah, some walls are being added
26:37there. The move is developing extremely
26:39slowly, to be honest. And then, in the
26:43end, the coin flew up 8%after I got out
26:46. It's showing almost 2%on the volume I
26:50was holding. And this is where that's
26:53it. I’m tired of holding. I don’t
26:55like holding trades, to be honest. But
26:56here, I’ve already closed the
26:57position completely. The next situation
27:00was found in the FGE tab, over 500, a
27:03coin. There is a sell wall, yes, each
27:06signal sends a chart with a dash
27:08showing where the wall is. And we see
27:11that here the wall size is 1.2 million,
27:141.2 mil, the distance, and the exchange
27:17is Hyperliquid. I open this coin. We
27:21see what we have. Hyperliquid futures.
27:26And I see that these half a million, I
27:29think they were just standing there and
27:32then started moving lower. I mean, I
27:36won’t say what the guy is doing.
27:39I’ll tell you in simple words, you're
27:41just moving it, let's say shifting it
27:43short. And I realized what he was doing
27:47. So I jumped into a short with four
27:49grand. Going short with 4,000. And he
27:53keeps moving the density lower and
27:55lower. Meaning, as you can see, he’s
27:58slowly pushing the price down. It was
28:01here, then there, here, here, here,
28:03here. He kept moving it, and I just
28:07stayed with him. In the end, he pushed
28:10the price down quite well. I, damn it,
28:12didn't hold long enough as usual. And
28:14the density here is actually real, not
28:15spoofing, as you can see. It often gets
28:17eaten here, right? Then it gets placed
28:21lower again. So that’s how a kind of
28:24order-shifter was spotted, but not
28:28quite. And that's all. I’m just
28:31staying with him, offloading half the
28:33pack, holding for quite a while. I
28:36wanted to grab, well, about 40 pips.
28:38Why? Because, well, it’s a 1%price
28:40movement. There. And here we are just
28:42chopping up and down. In the end, we
28:44aren't really going anywhere. So I
28:47decide to just exit the position. Well,
28:49guys, that's it for now. If you found
28:51it useful and interesting, make sure to
28:52subscribe and hit the like button. Also
28:53, don't forget that all useful links
28:55are in the description: to the terminal
28:58, the screener, and my Telegram channel
29:00. And I’ll see you in the next video.
29:02Bye everyone.

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