Order blocks on 400+ Binance Futures pairs, marked only when they came from a real break of structure — with the liquidity above and below each zone.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and 400+ USDT perpetuals
Every hour spent drawing rectangles is an hour not spent trading — and the market keeps moving on the pairs you are not looking at.
Not a feed of noise. Three events, each one switched on or off by you.
Every zone comes from the same six checks, in order, on closed candles. No opinion, no discretion.
Confirmed pivots from a fractal of N candles on each side.
A candle closes beyond the last opposite pivot — BOS with the structure, CHoCH against it.
The leg has to move: its largest candle is measured against ATR(14).
The origin candle of that leg. Oversized candles are refined so the zone stays tradable.
PDH/PDL, weekly, equal highs and lows, sessions, HH/LH and the IDM — above and below the zone.
Sweep tracking, mitigation by close, and the alert when price comes back.
| Chart indicator | Usual screener | OB SCANNER | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pairs at once | 1 | ~14 | 400 |
| Liquidity mapped per zone | — | — | above and below |
| Sweep tracked | — | partial | yes, with the time |
| BOS vs CHoCH | visual only | — | labelled |
| Alerts on the zone | manual | generic | 3 events, your choice |
Comparison based on the public limits of the tools most used by SMC traders.
Up to 400 USDT perpetuals at once over WebSocket, updating live.
Each one traced back to the break it caused, with the displacement measured in ATR.
Target above, bait below: daily, weekly, equal highs and lows, sessions, structure and IDM.
A wick through the pool and back counts as a sweep; the leg's FVG marks the confluence.
Eight timeframes, zone origin, mitigation school, which pools count, your own pair list.
New block, price in the zone, liquidity swept — or only the ones that already swept.
Start on the free plan. Upgrade when the scanner earns its place in your routine.
No, and that is deliberate. It marks zones and liquidity, then gets out of the way. You decide whether, when and how to trade.
No. Public backtests of order blocks are mixed and zones fail regularly. The scanner finds them faster than you can by hand; it does not make them reliable.
For the on-screen alerts, yes — it runs in your browser. The table rebuilds the full picture the moment you open it again.
Public Binance Futures endpoints: candles over WebSocket, plus open interest and the long/short account ratio.
Yes. Same panel, adapted layout. One device at a time per subscription — sign out on one to use it on another.
No. It reads the exchange directly and draws the zones itself.
From the link in your receipt, any time. Future charges stop and access remains until the end of the paid period.
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