Order Blocks
Anchor supply and demand to the structural origin of displacement and retain the most important blocks by dynamic volume strength.
Indicator overview
Use Order Blocks to mark supply and demand areas where price may react. Green zones can act as potential support and red zones as potential resistance. SOFT, HIGH, and LOUD separate weaker areas from stronger ones, so fresh HIGH or LOUD zones deserve attention first.
They help plan pullback entries, invalidation boundaries, and the next target rather than a single exact execution price. Repeated tests gradually reduce a zone's remaining influence. If price breaks through it decisively, the area may become a Breaker, showing that former support and resistance have switched roles.
How to read the chart
- SOFT / HIGH / LOUD cells
- Three rolling-volume strength tiers, with LOUD representing the strongest blocks
- Estimated remaining in-zone volume
- OHLCV overlap-based estimate after retests and its relative share across visible blocks
- Red / green volume bars
- Bearish volume above and bullish volume below; both sum to 100%
- Right-side Delta circle
- Blue is bullish, red bearish, amber neutral; the number is Bull minus Bear percent
- Dotted bounds and midpoint
- Price boundaries plus the block equilibrium line
- Gray BRKR zone
- A broken block retained after support and resistance swap roles
Signal confirmation
Block confirmed
Displacement leaves the opposing source candle; Attuned also requires a break of preceding structure
Strength ranking
Prioritize HIGH and LOUD blocks, then inspect relative volume and the bull/bear split
Breaker and invalidation
The first boundary close can create a breaker; a second opposite close invalidates it
Further viewing
Watch on YouTubeThis video is for feature guidance only. Use the output and parameters shown on this page as the source of truth.
How to use it
- 01
Prioritize LOUD/HIGH blocks, then compare relative volume and the bull/bear split
- 02
Pair demand with bullish BOS and supply with bearish BOS instead of trading every touch
- 03
Favor the first retest because repeated in-zone trading reduces the remaining-volume estimate
- 04
Place risk beyond the invalidation structure with volatility room, not at an exact painted pixel
Missing volume, locked-limit sessions, gaps across the full zone, and very illiquid symbols.
Parameter guide
Attuned emphasizes structural breaks and regular zones; Original exposes more candidates
Optionally keep High-and-above or Loud-only blocks
Checks structure before the source; displacement itself must complete within two candles
Minimum force required to leave the source candle range
Maximum blocks retained by importance rather than recency alone
Use the full high-low range or candle body for block boundaries
Show both sides, demand only, or supply only
Retain the first invalidated block as a support/resistance role-reversal zone
Use current, 4× or 12× confirmation; higher-timeframe blocks wait for candle close
For technical-analysis education only, not investment advice. Use independent judgment and risk controls.