 When we see high liquidity pop into the auction, we gain a lot of insight by how the aggressor or the market buy and sell orders react to that area. Let's take a look at this example. We can see how the aggressor traded into and took the liquidity at this level. Look at the big green dots here. We can also see the market buy volume in the volume sub chart. This is significant volume and a change from previous trader activity. Regardless if this liquidity is a spoof and the liquidity is polled, or if it's real and trades, we still get great insight by the appetite of the buyers. Now let's put this into context. We now know there is buying interest, but we want to see follow through. We get our answer here. Note more buy volume trading above our area of interest. A possible strategy would be to enter within this area here and then target areas of higher liquidity on the offer at $26.52 and above. Now let's zoom into that area. Note how a bit of that liquidity trades, but the majority of it is polled, as you can see clearly here in the heat map. Also note the buying appetite continues and there is very little or no sell volume on the bid. CO traders are accumulating at $26.52. This is something unique to book map that you simply won't see in other platforms. We show each market event unfolding. We don't aggregate the data. Therefore you can see traders are accumulating on the offer with small size so they don't move price against themselves. A footprint chart simply wouldn't display this type of activity because it is aggregated within a bar of time or rotation. Due to this activity we can look for continuation to the upside. A possible way to manage your trade would be to move your target up to higher areas of liquidity and let it run to the upside. You can see here where they began pulling liquidity in some of the other areas. Therefore we're looking for continuation to the next area of high liquidity.