Quote from: armex2345 on Today at 01:24:00 AM

An Imbalance in cryptocurrency trading is a discrepancy between buy and sell orders that frequently indicates transient volatility or liquidity gaps. Usually, aggressive traders carrying out huge market orders are the ones driving it. A *market structure shift*, on the other hand, denotes a more fundamental movement in trend, such as a transition from bullish to bearish behavior, or the opposite. Market structure changes are long-term and strategic, whereas imbalances are transient and reactive. It's critical to recognize the difference: imbalances provide opportunities for rapid scalps, while structure shifts aid in spotting possible trend continuations or reversals, which makes them key for more comprehensive trading techniques.

Just remember the market will be only that trying out to move into.

Imbalance/Inefficiency
Liquidity

If you do know on how to spot out these key levels then you do have the idea on where to place up yourself but everything will be basing up on whats your knowledge with these.
Speaking about structure market shifts then it will be usually be happening on reversals, but the question is on when you do consider out an MSS to be that a valid one?
On the moment that it do made up some bounce into those HTF key levels on which these are usually the case to happen.

FVG's are always that those gaps that the market will be always be filling in on which these is where inversions do happen and same goes with those new day opening gap and week opening gaps as well.
If you do know on how to determine those things then that would be an advantageous to you because you do have the idea on where it will be that possibly be going but
of course we do know that not everything will be just that as precise.