Hsaka

1.) In crypto, just swap banks with large players. The same concepts apply to the way the market moves. Large players need extra liquidity to get a good price and large players do indeed move the market.

Some ICT stuff isn't applicable of course but the core concepts of the way large entities need to seek liquidity make sense for all markets imo.

Agreed the core concept of price following liquidity I agree with however a lot of the nuances like kill zones I believe are just noise. I think about this a lot and try to use trading concepts I can logically understand why they work

Would recommend traders learn supply and demand over ict tactics. In the end bitcoin is a relatively very young and low volume asset, so a lot of what we trade on is likely just noise

There's not really any empirical data that can prove why orderblocks and previous horizontal levels work. Just because something seems to work doesn't mean that it's the true underlying reason it works (not even mentioning luck/probabilities/noise).

In general, retail across all markets focuses way too much on TA, but especially in crypto where it's a self-reinforcing self-fulfilling prophecy.