we've been analyzing bitcoin order flow for years. turns out, most price moves aren't organic. up to 80% of short-term action is algo-driven liquidation hunts. not buying. not selling. hunting. there are two forces in this market: market makers (the cushion) and strong hands (the sharks) market makers provide liquidity. they post bids and asks. smooth out noise. helpful, but not the main story. strong hands are different. they use complex algos to hunt weak liquidity zones. we call this toxic order flow. they need an exit. a place with high liquidity to cash out. so they engineer price to trigger clustered stop losses. wick you out? that was likely a liq hunt. at kingfisher, we map these liquidation pools in real-time. see where the stops are. see where the traps are set. it’s not magic. it’s data. the long game is about value. the short game is about this. knowing the difference changes everything. we built tools to see the sharks. to avoid their traps. sometimes, to swim with them. create more than you consume. see the flow. Original post:(TheKingfisher)