Considering the context, the seasonal tendency was bearish, and the HTF (6-hour, daily) bias was also bearish. Hence, I could enter at the mitigation block, and view the short-term order block created during the decline as a short opportunity. I was also able to confirm the SMT divergence of Ethereum's relative weakness on the LTF. Since the risk associated with the existing position was mitigated, I was able to take on additional positions.
The NASDAQ's daily bias was long, so I anticipated that it would not touch the liquidity pool where previous lows were gathered, and planned to enter long at the hourly order block. However, the price briefly snatched liquidity in the New York Kill Zone in a 15-minute frame.
When the price trend is strong, the market maker often either grab for short-term liquidity or fill only a portion of the FVG, or up to the CE area, and the trend continues. Usually, in such cases, there may be a retracement to form a PO3 during the New York session, but this time it expanded in one direction, so I missed the opportunity to enter.
Gold had a weekly bias of short, but given the short-term structure, it was in a discount zone where prices could jump, so I planned mainly for short-term trades. From a liquidity logic perspective, my area of interest was the peak where the BSL was located, and I was able to find short trading opportunities at lower time frames.