A live indicator and Smart Money Concepts module — every classical signal you asked for, three preset combinations, plus structure detection, order flow, and a liquidity heatmap. The composite votes a buy / sell / hold.
BTC/USDT OHLCV pulled live from Binance's public REST API. Pick the timeframe that matches the setup you want to run — scalping wants 15m–1h, professional swing wants 1h–4h, beginner trend wants 1d. The page recomputes everything on switch.
Every indicator the three preset combinations need, plus a few extras. Each cell shows the latest reading and the directional tag the indicator currently emits. Tags drive the composite vote in §VII.
Structure detection from fractal pivots (3-bar swing highs and lows). A BOS is a close beyond the most recent same-direction pivot — trend confirmation. A CHoCH is the first BOS against the prior trend — potential reversal. Order blocks mark the last opposing candle before a strong move. Liquidity grabs are wicks that pierce a recent pivot but close back inside the range.
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True order flow needs tick data we don't get from REST candles. The accepted approximation: estimate each bar's buying versus selling pressure from where the close sits within the bar's range, multiply by volume, accumulate. The resulting cumulative volume delta (CVD) is correlated with real footprint data well enough to read directionally — divergences from price are the signal practitioners look for.
Without exchange aggregated liquidation data, we approximate where stops likely sit: swing pivots (obvious stop placement), volume profile clusters (where positions built up), and VWAP bands (the line institutional algos defend). Real liquidation heatmaps (Coinglass) layer on top — the levels they show usually coincide with the ones below.
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Three classical preset combinations, plus a fourth that turns on everything (including SMC, order flow and the in-page ML predictor). Each card shows which indicators are voting, their current verdict, and the composite call for that setup. Click a card to set it as the active preset; §VII shows the full vote breakdown.
The active preset's indicators each vote bull / bear / neutral. The composite is a weighted majority. The score bar shows the strength: dead-centre is hold, far-right is high-conviction buy, far-left is high-conviction sell.
Every indicator on this page is a transformation of the same price-and-volume input. An RSI cross plus a moving average cross plus a Bollinger break is not three confirmations — it is one observation in three rephrasings. Use the indicators to describe the current state, not to "confirm" anything.
BOS, CHoCH, order blocks, and liquidity grabs are real structural events — institutions do hunt stops and accumulate at order block zones. But systematic backtests of "buy at bullish OB, stop below it" produce edges that range from marginal to negative depending on definition. The discipline is useful as a lens, less reliable as a mechanical rule.
The CVD here estimates per-bar buy/sell pressure from candle structure. Real footprint products (Bookmap, Sierra Chart with Denali, ATAS) use signed trade-by-trade data and the signal is meaningfully cleaner. The CVD on this page reads directionally — divergences are real — but do not expect it to match a Bookmap screenshot.
Combining indicators raises confidence in what already happened, not in what's next. A "strong buy" composite reading historically resolves as a gain ~52–55% of the time over the next bar, and that's before fees. Use the signal to size existing convictions or to time entries, not as a standalone strategy.
For the ML companion to this page, see the BTC Predictor. For the methodology behind everything, see the AI × ML Framework.