As you know, I am one of the people who follow liquidity the most and comment on these levels.

I see some content that says that every liquidity they see will be liquidated. The price will go down here, it will go up there.

These liquidities are liquidated or not completely according to the market conditions that occur according to economic, social and political conditions.

If every long is to be liquidated, the price will not rise forever. If every short liquidity is to be liquidated, the price will not fall forever.

What you call liquidity is a bull/bear struggle. Which one will emerge victorious from this depends on the conditions I mentioned above and the market reflex.

Someone who is obsessed with liquidity and says “there are so many billion longs below, the price will go down there, they will liquidate them, there are so many shorts above, the price will rise, they will liquidate them, they have no idea about the world. The market maker removes that liquidity himself, he remains like a stick waiting for that price movement.