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The Strength of Hidden Liquidity Levels Chapter 3: Timeframe Matters When I talk about timeframes, I mean the period each candle represents on your chart — not the historical range you look at. This is very importnat as I still see people mix this up. For clarity, I use this timeframe classification: High Timeframe (HTF): >12H (up to multiple months) Mid Timeframe (MTF): 2H–12H Low Timeframe (LTF): 15m–2H Personally, I rarely look below 1H since I’m not focused on intraday trading. Why does timeframe matter — also for hidden liquidity? Because institutions don’t operate in minutes. They build and unwind positions over days, weeks, or months. This makes HTF levels more relevant than LTF levels. Reasons HTF levels are stronger 1) Liquidity Concentration HTF zones mark where major players (banks, funds, market makers) executed or left unfilled orders. These levels attract larger reactions when revisited, as they hold deeper pools of liquidity. 2) Market Structure Hierarchy Market structure is fractal, but the HTF sets the dominant flow. LTF levels that oppose HTF direction often fail, while HTF levels can reverse or stall even strong LTF trends. 3) Self-Fulfilling Effect Institutions, algos, and many traders monitor daily/weekly levels, not 1-minute swings. Collective focus strengthens HTF reactions, while filtering out the “noise” of LTF fakeouts and liquidity grabs. Takeaways HTF zones = directional bias and context (where the big money is). MTF/LTF zones = precision entries (tighter stops, better R:R), but weaker in isolation. While LTF hidden liquidity is weaker in isolation, refining HTF levels into MTF/LTF zones provides precision without losing the strength of higher timeframe context. I’ll go into this “refinement” process in the next chapter. For now, always start by charting hidden liquidity levels from the HTF, and only then drill down. Remember: HTF levels are stronger. The example on $ETH highlights both MTF and HTF HOB levels and shows how significant they appear in practice.

🟢 Daily Top Crypto Gainer – Aug 13 @bio $BIO | $0.127 +22.5% in the past 24h | +87.7% over 30d Why It’s Pumping: BIO is surging on the back of Ethereum staking launch, Coinbase listing momentum, and a confirmed technical breakout. What’s Driving It: • Staking Surge: 100M+ BIO locked on Ethereum, cutting circulating supply. • Coinbase Effect: Listing drove 1,400% volume spike to $288M. • Chart Breakout: Double-bottom confirmed, eyeing $0.164 target. What to Watch: • Staking retention & BioXP adoption in Ignition Sales. • Can BIO hold above $0.128 retracement level? Conclusion: A mix of scarcity, exchange-driven demand, and bullish charts is fueling BIO’s rally. If momentum sustains, $0.16+ is on the table—but watch for post-staking unlock volatility.

🟢 Daily Top Crypto Gainer – Aug 11 @zora $ZORA | $0.1372 +46.1% in the past 24h | +107% over 7 days Why It’s Pumping: ZORA is ripping on a mix of derivatives-fueled liquidity, Base ecosystem adoption, and technical breakout momentum. What’s Driving It: • Perpetuals Listings: Binance, KuCoin & BingX added ZORA futures (50x leverage), pushing daily volume to $322M (+91%). • Base Integration: Coinbase’s Base App drove record creator activity (47K tokens minted in 24h), adding fee-driven buy pressure. • Technical Breakout: Cleared $0.11 resistance with RSI 72.4 and positive MACD momentum. What to Watch: • Funding rates & open interest trends to gauge leverage risk. • Whether ZORA holds above $0.12 on any BTC dominance rebound. Conclusion: ZORA’s surge is powered by real adoption and speculative fuel. If momentum holds, $0.173 (Fib target) is in play — but with a 1,432% 30-day gain, volatility risk is high.

3/ The bill doesn’t name tokens, but if liquidity, utility, and regulatory safety are key, XRP could be in the mix alongside $BTC & $ETH. Fast settlement, low fees, and a strong payments use case make it a contender. ⚡️