 All right, welcome everybody. Today is January 17th, 2024, and we're going to go over Bitcoin and Ethereum. Before we get into it, I want to go through a disclosure. You know, all the information we present today is for educational purposes only and should not be considered specific investment advice nor recommendations. Cryptocurrencies, futures options for X contains substantial risk and is not for every investor. An investor could potentially is all or more than the initial investment risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing one's own financial security or lifestyle. Only risk capital should be used for trading and only those with sufficient risk capital should be considered should consider trading past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. That's that's that's an important point for everyone to resonate on as well for yourself. You know, just because you had a good trade doesn't mean the next one's going to be good. So you have to maintain that focus, you know, maintain stay present. And when you get when you're not present and you lose that, get back to being present. So just as you're looking at other investment vehicles or anything, you know, this is yourself too. So just because you did something well, it could just be luck. So stay in the present, stay focused. I'm John Slazas from Dharma Capital Trading. And you can go to our website at DharmaCapital.Trade to take a look at any other information you see here today. You can follow me on X on YouTube and our substack, which will go over Bitcoin. If you want to reach out to me directly, you can at info at DharmaCapital.Trade. And we are going to go over our how we apply our fact based trading approach. And so fact based trading involves making decisions based on objective data and analysis, reducing speculation and subjective biases. So just the facts, you know, no subjective interpretations, no technical analysis here, you know, just completely focused on facts. And that's what we do. And we do that because it helps us with our intuitive function. And some of the resources that we're going to use to do that, along with book map, our analytics to help standardize decisions and applications so we can normalize those at those analytics into our workflow. And we do have some development courses to help you optimize your tactics on some of the things that we're going to present today. And our method is always the same. And this should be your method as well. Just find the truth. And so we're always searching for what that context is. You know, what is the market state? What are those characteristics that really own that environment? And then identifying where that state changes. You know, what's the alignment? What's the structure of that context? And where will that context change? And so those inflection points are really key. And that's where we want to focus our energy. You know, when the market's in the middle, we want to stay away from it. We want to focus our energy when the market's at alignment. And those are the structure points we want to focus in on. And that gives us our expectation. So we have an if then of what's more likely to occur. You know, the market, you know, bull trend gets to the, you know, the lower trough of a higher high move. And if you take out that low point, it's going to, it's not going to be making higher lows. That's an important reflection point. You know, so what's our if then? You know, if the market holds that structure, the bull trend is good. If it doesn't, it's not, period. You know, so that those are the things that we look for in alignment. And our method is, you know, based on, you know, behavioral finance, you know, from, you know, if you haven't read this book, Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, you know, he makes, has a quote, the outside view offers a more accurate prediction than the inside view. And what he's really saying is he's talking about, you know, the statistical, analytical part of your brain versus your intuitive function of, you know, just making decisions, you know, going, you know, going through life and say, yes, no, this, that, you know, taking the time to really break down things. And that's what our method does. It helps to slow that process down. And, you know, in this, it does that by incorporating this statistical outside view. And this, and this helps to slow down the decision making process to minimize those cognitive biases you might have. So in trading, that's super important. You know, when you're living your life, you know, it's, you're making decisions, it's, you know, quickly, most of the time, those are the correct ones to make. In trading, you want to, you want to be sure. And so, you know, some if you see some of the stuff that you'd like to test drive it, you can come to our website to arm capital that trade, you know, if you like what you hear, you know, you can forward this presentation to a friend also click like on the button. If you want to see more of this stuff, and we're going to present some of our applications and integrations and how we use book map to, you know, really optimize and leverage that. So first thing we're start out with is that context, you know, we want to, you know, identify the context. So we're just going to get right into Bitcoin, you can view some of my other presentations on some of the specific qualifiers that we use, language can be a barrier. You know, so, you know, with our stuff, it's just kind of repetition like anything else, getting comfortable with the verbiage. And then it becomes a weapon for you. But you definitely need to put some time into, you know, kind of getting over that hurdle. But then, you know, with our stuff, you know, it's really at a glance. We're consolidating a lot of information using color coding and qualifiers to really put you in a situation where you can act with with a foundation of truth knowledge. This is our playbook. This is our market grid. And the market grid is color coded. So we're, you know, we're defining different context or states. Bitcoin is currently in a neutral digestive states. So this is a non trend state. You know, if we look at ICP, ICP is in a bull trend, you know, and so we've got a different color code. So you know, one thing that you can do with our stuff is you can focus on your strategies on states that they perform well. And so instead of saying, Hey, I just only trade Bitcoin or ether, you can look at markets in terms of context. So I like this tactic, this tactic works best in trending markets. Bitcoin might not be a good market for you today, because it's in a non trend state. And the momentum is expected to churn volatility expected to drop. You know, so versus having a trend following system, hey, it might work better in a trending state, or actually work even best in a accelerated state. So we're volatility is expected to be higher. And so aligning your tactics and your methods with context is key. And that's what this application does. So before you, this is really, you know, start out macro go micro. So this is based on today. This is the state for today. But it's the macro position of today and said laying that contextual foundation. And so neutral digestion in one market is going to be identical in a next market. You know, it's it is what it is, is defining the truth. You know, what's the expectation of a neutral state? You know, what, you know, what tell should I look at in the market that it's performing the expectation? And, you know, you know, the environment is expected to be choppy in choppy conditions. You know, and moves are not expected to be sustained. Those are the tells. If the market's not doing that, then it's telling you that we might be transitioning to a new state. And one of the ways that we can see a, you know, one thing about a neutral digestive state is when it transitions, it breaks out, you know, and because because markets basically coiling up. And so as we look at a market in neutral digestion, we have to be aware of the fact that markets in neutral, when they transition, they can bust out. And so we have to be prepared for that. And so then what's the next thing we do? We need to identify that structure, those alignment points, where, where do things change? You know, what, and that gives us, you know, insight into this, the state and structure. So let's, let me throw this up here. And one of the things that we do, and this is today's actions is a five minute chart on Bitcoin perpetual. And we identify, we start out to identifying the structure with a sentiment bias. And so, you know, where is the, you know, even before I get into that, let me just show you one more thing that's on this, this chart is, you know, another truth, what the previous periods high, previous days low, previous days close, based on UTC time, 12am, and previous days midpoint. And so this is our, you know, our initial price timeframe structure. So this is price structure. And this is timeframe structure. And so we get some context. Again, we're just, you know, dialing into that context. So, you know, currently, as we open up the market, in your, you know, in crypto, you're opening up on the close, there's no, there's no, you know, gap in time. Well, what do we know? We know we're below the previous days high, we're, we're, we're above the previous days midpoint. And, you know, we're kind of in the middle here within this, you know, zone, but we're positive above the midpoint. Well, here we transition below it. You know, with our context, we're going to add what we call our sentiment bias. And this is going to give us, this is kind of the over and under number for today. And today, that number is above the market for, you know, basically 44k. So below 44k, this market's vulnerable. That's what this tells us. This is above here, we're positive below here, we're negative. So in a general sense, when we open up here, we know rallies into this area are values to sell. And once we get above here, and also, what do we know about this? Well, it's the top of this neutral digested expectation. Alright, so what's the bottom of the expectation? That's what we call our critical range. So here we're defining this range of expectation of sideways action. And here we can see that you know, the market did try to start trending, and it transitions through the midpoint of this range, looking to, you know, looking to challenge the lower structural point, you know, neutral digestion, you press the lower part, rally up, press the upper part. So we came in and we, you know, we did, you know, barely a test of this lower structure, which is also in alignment with the previous days low. So, so we've got, you know, something, you know, it's interesting here, just on this, you know, to look at this, you know, if we do get a failure here, you know, that's going to be a significant, you know, transition, which is be negative. And if we do get a rally, we can take out yesterday's high, and we're still neutral digestion. So that gives an expectation that we're not going to see follow through. So again, we're just setting our expectations of what can occur on the macro side, so that we get into the microstructure, things start to make a little more sense. And so that's what we do with our strategies, we come through and say, okay, we're in this neutral digestive state with sentiment above the market, what's the best thing to do? Well, the best thing to do is either fade momentum against this area. Here, you know, sell, sell up, this is what we call our upside pivot downside pivot, but send sentiments here, we color it green. And what's another thing to do? Well, if we get a false breakout to the downside, the market presses it to the downside, can't hold it and bounce us back above here, that's what we call a reversal. And, and what other what's if the market's going to transition, what are some of the things to look for? Well, the market presses it to the downside pulls back and can't get back above the directional, you know, that's going to tell us that this, you know, we're kind of in this corrective negative transition, or we bust out above here and it's all systems go again and the bull trends back in here. You know, that's what this is. And so we have this kind of if that we have, you know, there's, you know, these are the main structure points, but there are also minor levels, and those minor levels help us manage positions within this structure and give us additional insight. And so, you know, having this alignment with the previous days high, that we call our critical range positive, gives us more insight to the validity of this structure here. The fact that we traded below this area here tells us that the market is is leaning negative to attain this downside pivot. So as long as we're, you know, basically, below the midpoint, we're expecting another press of this area. So how could no so now we need to look at what you know, what the order book is doing and kind of get some better insight to what's more likely to occur. And so I'm using a multi book. And you can see, you know, I've got, you know, with our cloud notes, you can put the, you know, the structure points are coming right on the side of the heat map here. And you can see that, you know, this and this is something I posted in the discord earlier. Let me pull that over. You know, as I mentioned, this is a daily timeframe. And this is a weekly timeframe structure. Clean this up. So this is this is the structure for the week. This is the structure for the day. And so sentiment for the week is balanced here, basically 43k. And in the, and I posted that in the, in the discord, you know, and also on x earlier today, you know, really just showing this context that for the week, this is sentiment for the week. So as long as we're below this price band for the week, it's vulnerable. And then we, you know, and so here we're using kind of the daily structure, you know, to work that opportunity, but you can also see that the daily, the midpoint of this critical range is also at 43k. So we have this, this good alignment. And so that's what we're keying off of. And that's what we mentioned. And we can, and in the order book, we can see, you know, as the market, we blow this up a little bit. So this is this action here. And we can see, you know, the the market got all excited here was it went below this metric boundary. And it didn't fall through. And so, you know, if this market is bad, it should stay below this point, and it didn't. So as the market did this, it told us that we're going to get squeezed. And we'd already had this resting paper coming in here. As the market started to transition below here, it came in at 43k popped in here, and it hasn't moved. And so this is this is something I like to look for with book map, which presents a great visual, where I know that, you know, I know I'm in transition of this neutral digestive range. And I know the market is is trends in a and also, I'll just put it up here. I also know that, you know, below this is the weekly sentiment bias. I also know below here, I'm negative for the week. And it turns out that that's the top of the daily metric boundary for the direction. So I'm always looking for kind of alignment like this. So I know this is a key focal point of the market. And this is based on structure. And then when I come into the order book, and I see this resting paper, that's in alignment there as well. It's helping, you know, it's giving me insight that, okay, well, you know, if I'm going to use 43200 43,200 as, you know, kind of a turning point to the upside, you know, the money's coming in here at 43k to defend this area. So I've got some great alignment with the macro structure and the microstructure. And so, and one thing, and so if I know that the people, you know, this money wants to get filled here, I know we know what we identify as well as these metric boundaries. So we call this variance. And we call this our alert distance. So this whole area is what we call our alert distance. So this is basically our signal acceptance. So what, what this structure helps us do is to, you know, really localize our signal acceptance within structure boundaries, because then we can manage our risk better versus trading in the middle, where it can get real sloppy. And the market can get pushed around the mark, you know, liquidity is going to defend these structure points. And we can see that in the order book. You know, just as we have this resting paper here, you know, Bitcoin's been a, you know, pretty much a pretty positive, you know, trend coming into the, you know, into the new year. Is that going to continue? Or, you know, especially with the approval of the ETF is this, you know, we just, are we set up for further another big squeeze? Or is that it? And so we know from our, you know, structure, you know, the market fell back into a digestive trade from a bull trend. And what do we know? Well, we know the bottom of that digestive trade is 42K right now, for today, how it's lined up. And we can see all this liquidity here that's been, you know, this liquidity started to diffuse a little bit and it looks like it shipped to lower, but it's all coming in at that 42K level. So again, we have, you know, resting paper in alignment with market structure. So it, you know, it really, you know, this is what we're, this is what you want to see, you want to see confluence, because it gives you a better insight of what's more likely to occur. And so what's happening now is, let me put the minor levels on here. So, you know, currently we have the session VWOP coming in here at the figure. So basically 42,500. So, you know, has the market been trending? Well, that I wouldn't call this trending. Right? So the market's been performing to the expectation of a digestive state. That's something to consider. You just as you look at price structure, you can look at market structure. And so is market structure holding? Well, the market traded below the directional and then traded below here. So this becomes the second structure breaking point above basically above 43,100. And as the market comes lower here, if it's really going to start to pick up steam and potentially take this out, it should stay below this price point. So the market shouldn't trade back above 42,500. And currently that's where the VWOP is coming in. So to see things, you know, getting interesting to the downside, what we'd like to see is some of this liquidity shift down and get more aggressive and defend this area. If not, you know, more likely the session is going to be is over. And we're just and we're going to have a digestive trade within this range within the 43,000 42K range, which is basically what we've had so far. Not not that interesting. But if we take out, if we take out this this structure here with this resting paper, we know, you know, there's a couple of things that are going on, we know that that's going to be that's going to be a violation of that neutral digestion. And so how the market behaves here, if you know, if we do test this area and we press into this liquidity and we take this liquidity out, we do know there's a potential for a bigger move to the downside versus a move to the upside is more likely going to be contained here and basis the daily just to get some context here. One of the things that we do or the analytics do in the structure is we define the price segment movements that the market's trading in. So we call these are reward metrics. APMD stands for average price map distance. This is what we call our price map. And so it's really the distance between two major levels. And right now it's basically $1,000, $1,027. So half a segment move is $513 and full segment move or an APMD is $1,027. So this gives us kind of trade vision of where the market can go. And you're always looking for at least a one segment move. So that would be from here to here. And so this is kind of a half segment move. So it's kind of pretty messy. But whatever the market breaks out, it likes to move in two segments. So basically if the market takes out 42k, your expectation is coming down to 40. 40,000. That's your trade vision. And typically on breakouts, these are they either go or they don't, right? So it's not the best strategy. The strategy doesn't work that often. But when it does, it works big. And so your risk less go for more. But that's your trade vision. If we start to break out of this neutral digestion to the downside, we're going to go. And on the upside, we see that there's the markets defending this 43k level. And also, we can see it's even bigger up here. And this is this is the sentiment bias, right? So that that is this is what this is expected. This is where, you know, we know that at the start of the session, we knew that this is where the real energy, selling energy of the market was. This is our over and under number. And so if we break structure here, can we transition all the way up to here? Sure. Anything can happen. But that but the expectation is that it's not going anywhere. You know, these are great. You know, these are great situations when you get it, you know, let's say let's say this under this scenario, we get some real excitement. The thing just turns and just goes as the market's approaching here. It's, you know, a good strategy is to sell calls. You're, you know, you're coming into, you know, sentiment for for the time frame, and it's defended and it's validated with liquidity in the marketplace. And so the expectation is, you know, if you, you know, I'm in a sharp, a sharp, what's a sharp move? Well, a full, at least a full segment. So that would be, you know, at least a thousand dollar move today. You know, it's a start of, okay, now that's, you know, we've had some decent surge, the volume should get expanded and it can set up an opportunity here. And then, you know, in situations like this, you know, having resting limit orders in here, you know, I didn't, and that's where the metric boundaries come into place. So we can take a look at this, you know, for your rest, you know, for, you know, if you're going to put some resting limit orders in here, you know, this is telling us to, and this is how I'd like to use book map for this, is to identify, okay, I know this is, you know, my, you know, my ultimate cell for the period, because that's my sentiment bias. That's where my risk is the least. Because I know the bias is negative below here, and I know that if it gets above this metric boundary, I'm done. I don't, you know, then there's a problem. Now we're breaking up to the upside. But what the book map tells me is that I'm going to need to get in front of this thing. So even though my figure is here, the order book is lightened up at my variance. And so I want to step in front of that here. So you, so this is one way I like to use, use book map and it's a real example of showing just alignment within the microstructure and the macro structure. So let's just go and take a look at Ether real quick. Kind of looking for the same, you know, see what the difference is there. Any questions you can just post them in the, in the chat. So we're going to take a look at Ether, and Ether is in a bull trend state. So it's a little different. So it's still in trend mode. It hasn't really broken structure. And what is that structure point that we're focused on for the positive trend? You know, basically, you know, 2,516. That's our sentiment bias. And it's also the low point of the critical range. So if we're looking at, you know, here's a five minute chart of Ether. Here's our time frame structure in the market coming in. Let's just throw on the sentiment bias. So the market's trading here. We know the buying energy is here, right, from the get-go. So, you know, all this stuff is, you can allow us to be proactive. We're not reacting to things. We know these facts to start the session. We know that, you know, the market's opening up here. It's close. It's close to the previous day's high point. We know the midpoint of this previous session is here. And we know the low is here. We also know sentiment bias is just above the previous low point. And that makes sense. Why? Because we're in a bull trend. What do bull trends do? They make higher lows. So here, sentiment is higher than the previous day's low. So that this is good alignment. So let's take a look and put the critical range on there. So it's the midpoint of this range. So what do we know? We know that this is the lower structure point for a positive trend. This is the higher low. The market should maintain trading above. If this bull trend is going to resume in the market, it's going to trade like a bull trend. What else do we know about this, you know, we call this a regime, a risk regime. So, you know, a market can, you know, the ether is in a bull trend with sentiment at the downside pivot. You know, theta is in a bull trend, but the sentiment is balanced with inside the critical range. What else we have here? You know, that's basically what most of these markets are teed up for. They're either balanced or at the downside pivot. But basically the, you know, sentiment bias, there's nine different skews to, you know, where the sentiment can be within any of the states. And so that's going to provide a different context. And that's what this does. This basically is just telling us, you know, we know we're in a bull trend. And since the structure is this, this is how you want to play it. This is what it means. This is the, how the context changes. And so in a bull trend, with, you know, anytime you're in any trending market, you know, where, you know, the sentiment is below the market here, you know, the directional pivot is kind of like your VWAP a little bit, too. You know, the market needs to really state, if the market's really that good, after you test this area, it should just pop back above here and go. This is, this is your pivotal point within this range. So, so we're, and you can see how the, that structure, you know, basically after, you know, the market had the opportunity to go higher here. And when it failed here, it wasn't able to get above that. And so on, on our strategy and our, you know, here we can see our reward, markets trading in 60 dollar segments. So at least 30 dollar moves we're looking for. Let's put the minor levels up here just so we can see them. Had a lot of activity around this one. But you can see, you know, half a segment move, half a segment move, full segment move. And, you know, what are the optimal things to do? Well, here we are currently, you know, we've engaged a, the buy DP fade. So what's the optimal thing to do in a bull trend? You know, buys off sentiment. So the markets engaged here at sentiment. So let's take a look at what's happening in the order book here. And what's the first thing we notice about the order book, you know, in comparison to Bitcoin? The alignment's off. So we have this resting paper here at 2,500. I'm going to add, you know, what did we look at before with Bitcoin? We also looked at the higher time frames, which make a bit, you know, which are a big deal. And so we can add in the weekly sentiment, but weekly sentiment is way below the market at 2,237. And so we talked about the differential between the sentiment bias and directional. So on a weekly basis, you know, where's that directional pivot? So it's here. So on a weekly basis, we're positive above this price point, but it really should hold above 2514 on a weekly basis. And we can see, and so when we look at this alignment, this metric boundary is bigger, actually extends down to 2485 for the week. But what do we have here coming in at 2,500? We have the previous days low point. So we have a lot of energy, you know, directional energy in Ether centered around this area. But the market's focused on this previous days low, which makes sense for a positive trend, for higher move lows. But what does it also tell us here with this, you know, with BookMembers telling us, it helps us identify that, hey, we might get a squeeze. We could get a squeeze below this price point, challenging this previous days low point, because that's where a lot of liquidity is, and the market likes to make moves for liquidity. And when we look at our kind of extremes, you know, we have, you know, this is our, this is a validation, what we call a validation point, critical range negative extreme. The market really needs to trade below this price point to validate a breakout below here. So as long as the market, if we get a failure here, it's kind of like, okay, the trend has been broken, but you know, we really haven't confirmed that we're really going to let loose to the downs that have a big corrective break. That's happens with the market trades below 2046. And we can see that we have some liquidity built up here. So for the market to come down here, fill in this liquidity, take it all out, tick this, and then pop back above here, that would, that's what we would call a reversal. And it's something to consider for a scenario that could play out. Especially when we have liquidity below here. It's not at the figure. This can also, you know, dial back your size. So if you're, you know, if you're coming in and you're looking to execute this by our fade, you know, the fact that you don't have alignment in the order book, you can kind of hold you back on, you know, going for it completely. When you have alignment, the more alignment, the better. And again, these are just all factual alignments. It's not like saying, okay, there's a trend line here, this is a projection, this or retracement that or, or the point of control or whatever, you know, last week's what, you know, it's, this is just what the truth is, and this is the market structure, and we have the liquidity that's not in alignment. So currently for, for Ether, we're corrective below 2572 targeting sentiment. So they, they attain that. So now the market's making a decision, are we going to start to perform like a bull trend? Are we going to start to build positive price structure? And that's what, that's what we're looking to identify in the order book. We're looking for them, we're looking, saying, this is our point, that's our story, we're sticking to it. We'd like to see this liquidity shift up, hasn't yet. So it's, and the market is still negative, we still have really negative price structure. We're also below the VWAP. And so what we do have is potential low point, you know, the market ticked the level, that's, that's saying, hey, the structure is good. We know the market ticked the level here, it's telling us the market structure is good. So are we going to start to build positive price structure? So if we look at this low, and this low, here's our first two lows. And now we need to continue to make higher move highs, higher move lows. And so we have to take out this, these highs here, and this is your second structure breaking point on price structure, and then we have our, you know, but we have our figure here. So we can comfortably say that, okay, as long as, you know, as long as if we're below 25-45, you know, this negative, you know, this corrective action still kind of playing in play. And we, and since we have liquidity below the market here, and we have, you know, kind of some liquidity gaps here in, in the market with these dark areas, let me blow this up a little bit. You know, you know, we could see potentially a little bit of a rug pull and a squeeze down to this liquidity. So, and the markets, that's just the facts. So until we're back up, and basically that's how we use these validation numbers. So a move off of this area, and if, you know, to be, you know, different ways to play it, you know, you can just step in front of it and fade it absolutely. You can wait for a validation like this and jump on, but this is a conservative way to just say, hey, when's this move validated, when the market gets above this, you know, correct range negatively. When the market starts to trade back above the next market structure point, that's validating this. And if we look at what does that mean structurally, what that means is that we're getting this action here, right, or, you know, and if it's true, and we do transition back into the positive trend, then the expectation is the market's going to start to build up and make a new move high. And where is that? Well, that's above here, right? So, you know, basically that's your conservative trigger and in the, to participate in this next leg higher. So risk reward wise, it's all in play. The thing is, if you start, if you're executing here, you have to use less size than if you're executing here, just because you have to, your risk is not in alignment and you're, and you are vulnerable to a breakdown back down to this area. And it really doesn't mean much if we get that break. It doesn't mean anything's over as long as it stabilizes here. And as we can see in the order book, it could even take that out and trade down to the previous day's low point. And based on our structure, it could actually go down, go all the way down to this area and reverse. So that's, that's what's happening here, we're below the VWAP, below the CR- we're still vulnerable, we're still probing into this area. We know liquidity is below the market. We know we have structure underneath that as well. So there is a potential for a downside head fake. We do have some liquidity gaps here if this thing starts to roll over. What I like to look for is, you know, shifts in liquidity shifts. So I like to see some of this stuff shift up and start to defend this 25-16 area, you know, right here. And you know, that would be a tell that we're ready to make a move. But keep, you know, but and on this trade, it's, you have to have your trade vision on the upside. You know, you jumping on momentum if you have short, if you're, you know, if you're, you know, just trading shorter term. Can this be the start of a new initiation? Absolutely you can, but nothing's validated. And nothing, and the order book's not giving you any insight to that. Once we trade above here, it's a different story. You're above the VWAP, you're above market structure. So you get, you know, validating a break of market structure after you've tested sentiment. What's the potential potential that can come up to here? You, you know, definitely need to, we're starting to move into the back side of the trade time frame, you know, versus our time phase. So does the market have time for that to play out? Or is it going to play out in the next session? So either there's a little little different story, but that, you know, basically using simple things like, you know, where is the paper coming in to defend? Gives us insight, things might be a little lower. And so, you know, not to be too comfortable with, you know, with what we have going on here just because we don't have the order book supporting it. And, you know, you just could, at the very least you could just get some more play within this area before it makes a decision. So I hope you enjoyed that. I hope it brought a little clarity. You know, it's, you know, this is a new tool. You know, it's something you may haven't seen before. So just giving you insight to that. It's how we use Bookmap, you know, just basically looking for, you know, areas of liquidity built up. There wasn't a lot of action. So we didn't, we also like to look at velocity of trading with Bookmap. And so you can see some of those, you know, we basically just kind of go through what the market's giving us at the time. And right now it's, you know, the market's kind of, you know, stabilized and and look for some opportunity. So if, you know, if you enjoyed that and you want to see more, you know, click like, share it with people you think might appreciate it. And, you know, absolutely invite you to come to the website, take a test drive, see if it improves your bottom line. Hope it does and, you know, appreciate any feedback. You know, reach out to me directly at infoatdarmorcapital.trade or in the discord channel. So enjoy your day. See you next week. Cheers!