Price Moves to Find Liquidity | SMC ConceptBitcoin / U.S. dollarBITSTAMP:BTCUSDElite-Gold-SMCPrice does not always move directly toward its final direction. In the SMC framework, liquidity often plays a key role in determining where price moves next. Buy-Side Liquidity (BSL) is commonly found above significant highs, while Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL) is found below significant lows. These areas can attract stop-loss orders and pending orders, creating pools of liquidity for larger market participants. The typical sequence begins with identifying important liquidity. Price may then move toward that area and perform a liquidity sweep, taking stops above a high or below a low. However, a liquidity sweep alone is not a confirmed entry signal. After the sweep, traders should look for displacement and a clear change in market structure such as CHoCH or BOS to determine whether the market is actually shifting direction. Once structure confirms the move, an Order Block, Fair Value Gap (FVG), or other valid SMC zone can provide a potential area for entry. The setup becomes stronger when liquidity, structure, and the entry zone align with the higher-timeframe bias. The key idea is: Liquidity First → Sweep → Structure Confirmation → Entry → Target. Avoid chasing the initial move or predicting direction without confirmation. Professional execution requires patience, proper invalidation, and disciplined risk management.