🧭 Follow the movement of liquidity… and let the price tell you later (a simplified version for beginners)
If you recently started in the crypto world, you might have heard a lot of advice like:
“Watch the candles... Watch support and resistance... Pay attention to the indicators!”
But the truth that most people won't tell you is:
The price always lags… but liquidity reveals the truth before everyone else.
What does this mean?
🔍 What is liquidity? (In the simplest possible definition)
Liquidity = the amount of money (or crypto) that comes in and out of the currency.
When money enters ⇒ the currency is often preparing to rise.
When money exits ⇒ the currency may be on its way down.
The simplicity here is that liquidity is like the “pulse of the market”… and if you learn how to read it, you'll understand what will happen before it shows on the price.
🐋 Who really moves the market?
Not the average trader...
Prices move when the big players (whales) put in or take out large amounts.
And the beginner here falls into a very common mistake:
Focusing on the price while the big players quietly move the liquidity in the background.
🧠 A simple example
Imagine you're watching a currency fixed at $1.
If you only looked at the price you would think it's "dead".
But if strong liquidity suddenly enters, it means something big is preparing to move...
And the price often rises after minutes or hours.
Liquidity moves first… and the price follows it.
🟢 How can a beginner benefit from this?
1️⃣ Watch “in and out” not just the candles
The candle tells you what happened in the past...
But liquidity tells you what might happen soon.
2️⃣ Learn to distinguish whale entries
When you see:
Large transfers to and from exchanges
Sudden increase in trading volume
Quick exit of huge funds
This usually means that the “big players” have started to move.
3️⃣ Don't trade just because the price moved
Wait until you see confirmation from liquidity...
Strong entry ⇒ Opportunity
Or strong exit ⇒ Warning
⭐ The golden advice for beginners
If the price is moving without liquidity, it's just noise.
But if liquidity moves… there is a real opportunity or danger coming.
🧩 The summary in one sentence
Watch the money… not the price.
Because those who have the money are the ones who move the market, not the small trader.
