Track record
Liquidity Sweep on ETH 1D: backtested track record
Every Liquidity Sweep that formed on the Ethereum (ETH) daily chart since Feb 2025: 19 backtested trades, grade D, averaging -0.33R per trade after a 0.12% round-trip fee.
Liquidity Sweep
ETH · daily chart
Track record with 0.12% fees per trade
Risk / trade
Hold for the target
Holding the whole position to the target closed in profit less often, but the winners were larger.
Annual gain-8%
Wins21%
Avg time to profit~11.7 days
Max drawdown15%
Book early
Banking half near the first target and moving the stop to breakeven closed in profit more often, with smaller average winners.
Annual gain+0%
Wins48%
Avg time to profit~8.2 days
Max drawdown13%
Times it has formed19
Avg edge / trade-0.33R
Typical dip first~1.23R
It usually plays out over about 12 days, and it often moves most of the way to your stop before it turns. That is past behavior, not a promise about this instance.
Advanced stats
Direction split6 long / 13 short
Expectancy-0.33R per trade
Median run / dip0.56R / -1.23R
Sample windowFeb 2025 to Sep 2026
Not financial advice, and never a buy or sell call. Past performance does not predict future results.
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Questions about the Liquidity Sweep on ETH 1D
19 times since Feb 2025 in the backtest, on Coinbase candles for Ethereum.
Hold for the target: 21% of trades closed in profit, typically in ~11.7 days. Book early: 48% of trades closed in profit, typically in ~8.2 days.
The typical trade dipped about 1.23R toward its stop before it worked out. It usually plays out over about 12 days, and it often moves most of the way to your stop before it turns. That is past behavior, not a promise about this instance.
No. These are past results of the pattern, measured with no look-ahead and net of fees. They describe how it has behaved, not what the next one will do.
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