The past few months in crypto have been some of the most confusing price action many traders have experienced. Not because the charts are “broken,” and not because any method has stopped working, but because the market itself has been operating under conditions that most traders don’t fully understand.
To make sense of what we’ve seen since the 10/10 event, we need to step away from candle patterns and emotions and return to what the TBD method is actually built on: liquidity, intent, and timing.
This is not about predicting price for the sake of prediction. It’s about understanding why price has behaved the way it has, why trading has felt unusually difficult, and what must change before the next real opportunity emerges.
The first thing that needs to be clarified is that the 10/10 event was not a normal market-maker engineered move. It wasn’t a planned liquidity sweep, it wasn’t a textbook stop run, and it wasn’t a deliberate accumulation or distribution phase.
It was a technology-driven liquidity shock
A malfunction in Binance’s API caused forced liquidations across the entire crypto market at unprecedented speed. Because Binance liquidity feeds many other exchanges, the
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Great article Annii. Thank you
super helpful, thank you!
Excellent article. Thnx heaps.
Dearest Anni – this post represents teaching at the highest level. You provided clarity without prediction, structure without certainty, and discipline without rigidity. Pure gold! 🙏
Yeah really good stuff here. Nice to hear an explanation of the recent times. Gives me confidence back in our system.
What a great read! Thanks Annii