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ripple:native briefly dipped below a dollar. Since then, we have seen it relatively out perform most other tokens. With that being said, I still don’t see much volume, like at all (especially not to the rate I thought we would). And, I see some OI get wiped, but I have to say I feel there’s further down to come based on the above alone.

ripple:native liquidity on the hourly building below us at $1. With dense liquidity below that on the daily and also looking like liquidity above us being removed? Lows could be close, maybe another 10-15% downside for the bottom here. What are liquidity pools? Leverage liquidity pools are one of the biggest reasons crypto moves so violently. Every leveraged position has a liquidation price. When thousands of traders have their liquidations clustered around the same level, it creates a liquidity pool. 👇 Long liquidations below price = forced selling. 👆 Short liquidations above price = forced buying. Once price reaches these areas, liquidations can cascade, creating sharp moves that often look like the market is "hunting stops." This is why you'll often see: • A fast wick below support before reversing. • A violent breakout through resistance. • Bigger moves than spot buying and selling alone would normally create. These liquidity pools don't dictate the long-term trend, but they often dictate the path price takes to get there. Understanding where leverage is concentrated can help explain why crypto regularly makes those seemingly irrational moves.