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The highlighted column is the candle forming now (the circle is where the selected scenario closes it). Right of it, ghost candles show the selected scenario and dashed lines the others. Grey bands are the range reached in 50% and 25% of similar past situations, dotted lines are support and resistance, small circles are confirmed tops and bottoms, the blue band is where a leg of this size usually ends, the faint red and green bars on the left are estimated liquidation levels, ▲ / ▼ mark candle patterns. Everything is recomputed every second from the live price.
Estimated from the open interest of the Binance USDT-margined perpetual, hour by hour: new open interest is spread over typical leverages (5× to 100×) at that hour's price, split long/short by taker buy and sell volume, and removed once price sweeps the implied liquidation price. Red bars = long liquidations below price, green = short liquidations above; the same bars are drawn faintly on the left of the chart. Big clusters act as magnets: price is often pushed into them and turns after they are cleared. This is an estimate of all open positions on Binance, not an order book. Not financial advice.
A top or bottom is confirmed when no candle within the chosen number of candles on either side goes beyond it. Each leg is measured from one to the next in dollars and candles. The zone is where legs of this size have usually ended: it is drawn on the chart and, when a prop account is set up below, it becomes a candidate setup with sizing. Not financial advice.
Contrarian logic: what everyone is already doing or being told is mostly priced in. Crowded funding, one-sided retail positioning, extreme fear or greed and a wave of hype or panic headlines have historically preceded reversals more often than continuations; the funding table above checks that on this pair. None of this proves who moves the price or why: it measures the crowd, and the crowd is usually late. Not financial advice.
Planner only: it places no orders and your prop firm enforces the real limits. Amounts use the currency above, and each trade pays the fee twice (entry and exit). It builds swing setups from the repeated patterns analysed above, on the pair and candle timeframe selected, and refreshes every second. Leverage sets the margin, the return on margin and the liquidation price; the risk per trade comes from your limits. Not financial advice.