SFP Inner Lows + Stacked Buying Imbalance Long
Context
The idea was planned beforehand - an SFP of the inner lows below 76.6k was the target. A liquidity grab before a potential move higher. The area had several strong confluences stacked up: inner lows around 76.6k waiting to be swept, a clean zone of stacked buying imbalances below, and a large liquidation cluster sitting below those lows on the lower timeframe liquidation heatmap. A perfect combination of liquidity and structure for a potential long. Alert set on the zone well in advance.
Setup
Once price swept the inner lows and created the SFP the flow confirmed the setup. A nice amount of liquidations came through on the move lower, significant Open Interest was flushed out, and strong spot selling appeared around the lows. Price then held the stacked buying imbalance area. That combination was enough confirmation to act.
Entry
Long entered after the SFP below 76.6k as liquidations, OI flush and spot selling into the imbalance zone all confirmed.
Exit / Management
Price reacted nicely for around a 1.7% move higher. Major profits taken around the weekly open with a smaller portion of the position kept open for the final target. Price didn't reach that last TP and eventually rotated back down into the stop. Final target wasn't hit but most profits had already been secured around the weekly open. A good outcome overall despite not completing the full trade plan.
70.2 Retracement + Weekly nPOC Long

Context
Bitcoin was ranging sideways and tightening. The plan was to look for a long scalp around the 70.2 retracement lining up with an untapped weekly POC. Both levels were marked and the alert was set before the level was hit. No need to watch screens overnight.
Setup
The level was hit overnight and a local retracement came in. Everyone was notified live in Discord as it happened. Coming into the weekend the plan was clear - take profits at the range POC sitting above. No FOMO, no chasing. Wait for the local retracement after the low was hit once and then enter.
Entry
Long taken on the local retracement after the 70.2 and weekly nPOC zone was hit, waiting for the first retest rather than buying the initial low.
Exit / Management
Trade played out perfectly - slow and steady grind higher with a 2.4% move from entry. First TPs taken after the usual 1%. Full TPs closed at 2.4% into the range POC above. A clean weekend trade from a level identified and shared in advance with no stress and no screens watching required.
1H OB + Daily Open Long
Context
Inside the Academy the focus was on a clean backtest reversal into the 1H Order Block and Daily Open - always a strong combination when both levels line up in the same area. The setup was straightforward: a clean 1H Order Block with the Daily Open sitting inside it and price retracing directly back into the pre-planned support zone. The level was interesting enough on its own - it was mainly about waiting to see how order flow reacted once price arrived. Alert set and the level was ready well before the retracement came.
Setup
The confirmation was subtle - easy to miss if you weren't paying attention. No major liquidations from aggressive shorting. Stronger spot selling came into the level but spot CVD remained bullish throughout, showing the broader spot flow was still supportive despite the selling into the zone. Futures order book imbalance became increasingly positive with more bid-side liquidity building and providing support. Nothing extreme on any single signal - but combined with the 1H OB and Daily Open it was enough to act.
Entry
Long entered from the support area as the combination of spot CVD, positive order book imbalance and structure confluence confirmed.
Exit / Management
Price reacted cleanly and moved around 2% higher from the entry zone. Profits taken progressively on the way up with the majority of the remaining position closed around the upper range VAH. Another clean trade from a simple pre-planned area - nothing complicated, just the right level and enough patience to wait for confirmation.
SFP High + Heatmap Wall Short

Context
Right after exiting the long scalp price moved sideways briefly before delivering an aggressive SFP at the highs. A nice amount of longs came into the high - net positioning showing new longs entering, walls on the heatmap being filled at the resistance. The setup was immediate and clean. The overall target from the start was to take out the weekend lows below.
Setup
The SFP at the high with fresh longs entering into it was the signal. Heatmap walls filling at the resistance zone confirmed supply was defending the level. Net positioning made the setup clear - those new longs would need to be flushed out before any continuation.
Entry
Short taken on the SFP at the high as fresh long positioning and heatmap walls confirmed the resistance.
Exit / Management
First impulsive move came quickly - TP1 taken early at 1% with the overall target of the weekend lows stated publicly. Price then ground down steadily and took out the weekend lows for a total 2.8% move from entry. A clean sequence following straight on from the long scalp - same session, opposite direction, same process.

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