AAVE Liquidity Map, Sep 3: BSL 135.49 above, SSL 120.89 belowAAVE / TetherUSBINANCE:AAVEUSDTChartZenFXNearest unswept pools on the 4h: 135.49 above price, 120.89 below. On the Sep 2, 04:00 UTC candle price ran to 135.49, took the 131.79 high and closed back under it at 131.45. That wick top is now the nearest pool above: the stops left above the Sep 2 spike. WHAT THE TWO LINES ARE The red line is the nearest swing high above price that has not been traded into: the closest pool of resting buy-side stops. The green line is the same below. When a pool is consumed, the line steps to the next untouched one. LG marks a confirmed sweep: price traded through the edge, the 4h body closed back inside, and the next candle left the level with displacement. WHAT HAPPENED From Aug 28 the upper edge was 131.79, the high of the Aug 28, 00:00 UTC candle. On Aug 31 a closer swing high just above 130 became the edge; the Sep 2, 00:00 UTC candle took it and closed back under, and the edge stepped back to 131.79. The Sep 2, 04:00 UTC candle then pierced 131.79 to 135.49 and closed at 131.45, back under the edge: 131.79 left the list. The next candle closed lower with displacement, and LG printed on the sweep. Once the spike high was confirmed as a swing, the line stepped to 135.49. Behind it stands 145.09, the high of Aug 24 that has never been taken. Below, the nearest untouched low is 120.89, the low of the Aug 30, 20:00 UTC candle, on the map since Aug 31 when it was confirmed. IF PRICE TRADES INTO 135.49 A 4h body close back below it is a sweep; with displacement on the next candle, LG prints. The map's base case after a sweep is rotation toward the lower edge, 120.89. A body close above that holds on the retest is expansion. The reference above moves to the next untouched high, 145.09. IF PRICE TRADES INTO 120.89 Mirror image. A close back above the level is a sweep, rotation toward 135.49. A close below that holds is expansion, and the lower reference moves to the next pool; the line shows it on its own. NOT A FORECAST Nothing here says which of the two happens. The map updates when a pool is consumed; the next one comes when either edge moves. Levels are plotted by Liquidity Zones , a public script — name in the chart legend.