The exactly thing I was talking about.
Again, the order of importance is:
• Structure
• Supply & Demand
• Liquidity comes last.
Yes, sometimes you'll disregard liquidity and it will actually sweep you and go your initial direction.
But should you because of that always...👇

Try to avoid it?
The two main ways we use liquidity concepts to validate our zones are:
1. Sweep zone.. (does the zone sweep liquidity before it was created?)
2. Inducement.. (does the zone you want to trade from have inducement before it?)

Ps:
There's a clear difference between
1. Does the zone have inducement before it?.. and
2. Is the zone and inducement itself?
Again, this will also depend on the pair you're trading.
For some pairs, sweeping liquidity is their hobby.

While others also gravitate towards liquidity pools, but not always.
You'll have to do alot of testing on the pair you trade and master it's behaviour.
And this is why focusing on just one or few pairs is key.
Or how do you want to master 30 pairs?
I hope this was helpful..