BotsfolioBotsfolio
All ETH setups
Liquidity Sweep · ETH · 12H

Liquidity Sweep on ETH 12H.

Botsfolio Analyst
Botsfolio Analyst · Automated setup detection
Published August 28, 2026
Methodology: Jay Sharma
TL;DR

A Liquidity Sweep formed on ETH 12H. Historically the Liquidity Sweep on ETH 12H resolved toward the primary target in 9230% of 65 instances before touching invalidation, with an expectancy of +1.14R per instance. This is descriptive analysis of a chart structure, not personalized guidance.

Validation trigger
2,442.79
Invalidation zone
2,560.5387
Primary target
2,325.0413
Historical win rate
9230%
Expectancy
+1.14R
Sample size
65 instances

What formed

A liquidity sweep, or stop hunt, is a sharp push just past an obvious high or low that grabs the resting stop orders sitting there, then quickly reverses. Predictable stops cluster beyond prior extremes, which makes those areas common fake-out zones.

It forms when price runs a level everyone can see (a prior high, a round number, equal highs or lows), triggers the stops, and fails to hold above or below. The reversal that follows is what distinguishes a sweep from a genuine breakout.

Key levels

LevelValue
Validation trigger2,442.79
Invalidation zone2,560.5387
Primary target level2,325.0413
Secondary target level1,854.0463
Distance to invalidation4.82%

Descriptive analysis of a chart structure. Not personalized guidance.

Historical resolution

How the Liquidity Sweep has actually resolved across our backtest sample, computed walk-forward on real historical candles.

CoinTFNWin %Expectancy RAvg hold (bars)
BTC1H64277%+0.55R12.2
BTC4H20380%+0.66R10.0
BTC6H12682%+0.89R11.4
BTC8H10579%+0.62R10.2
BTC12H7380%+0.59R9.6
BTC1D4181%+0.78R8.6
ETH1H72278%+0.61R11.1
ETH4H18378%+0.62R12.5
ETH6H13086%+0.89R11.7
ETH8H9781%+0.75R11.4
ETH12H6592%+1.14R11.6
ETH1D3678%+0.66R10.7
HYPE1H21676%+0.60R10.5
HYPE4H5485%+0.89R13.0
HYPE6H3882%+0.93R11.6
HYPE8H2785%+0.97R12.6
HYPE12H1560%+0.95R15.5
HYPE1D1392%+1.09R7.5
SOL1H70983%+0.73R11.0
SOL4H19183%+0.82R11.6
SOL6H12980%+0.79R11.7
SOL8H9884%+1.04R11.9
SOL12H8083%+0.93R9.3
SOL1D4286%+1.13R8.3
ZEC1H71281%+0.74R10.5
ZEC4H17376%+0.75R12.9
ZEC6H12978%+0.80R11.2
ZEC8H8581%+0.81R13.7
ZEC12H6082%+0.90R12.8
ZEC1D3491%+0.97R11.3
Backtested liquidity-sweep outcomes, book early management, both direction. Net of 0.12% round-trip fees. Rows with n < 20 shown greyed. Methodology
How we compute this
Fixed 2% risk per trade; position size comes from the distance to invalidation. Returns are non-compounded (a flat 2% risk each time), reported net of a 0.12% round-trip fee. Rows below 20 historical instances are surfaced as directional, not conclusive.

How this pattern behaves

The key read is the reclaim: after the wick past the level, does price close back inside the range? A sweep-and-reclaim is treated as the trap confirming, a sustained break is not. We measure how often the reclaim actually led to a reversal.

Also known as: stop hunt.

FAQ

A liquidity sweep, or stop hunt, is a sharp push just past an obvious high or low that grabs the resting stop orders sitting there, then quickly reverses. Predictable stops cluster beyond prior extremes, which makes those areas common fake-out zones.
Ask the Analyst about Liquidity Sweep

Other liquidity sweep formations

Related

Descriptive analysis, not financial advice. Past performance does not predict future results.