Most traders think: “Where do I break? Where do I enter?”
But institutions have a completely different logic: “Where can I control?”
📦 The block = The institution's fingerprint
Institutions do not enter their trades with an ordinary candle like regular traders,
But it enters with a massive block (Buy/Sell Block) often in very specific places.
✅ This is a strong candle
✅ It precedes a big movement
✅ And it should be followed by significant accumulation or distribution
🔍 How to discover institutional blocks?
1️⃣ Go to the chart - 4-hour or daily timeframe
2️⃣ Look for a strong candle with a full body + a gap afterwards
3️⃣ Draw the area before the price explosion
4️⃣ Wait for the price to return and touch it again (Retest)
📌 Here is the ideal entry point… next to the big players 😎
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🔥 Secret information:
The strong block = The starting point for huge trades by institutions.
It doesn't always have to be clear… but the price respects it when it returns to it.
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How to differentiate between the real block and the “trap”? 🤯
Many beginners see any strong candle and say: “This is an institutional candle!”
But institutions do not leave their fingerprints on every candle… there are rules you need to know to distinguish the real from the fake.
✅ The real block must have:
1️⃣ A clear break of a resistance or support area after the candle
2️⃣ Unusually high volume at the time the block appears
3️⃣ Absence of a long upper or lower wick: If the block is a buy, it shouldn't have a long upper wick… and vice versa
4️⃣ The block should be followed by a clear explosive price candle (as if the market is flying or collapsing suddenly 🚀💥)
🚫 As for the trap?
It appears in illogical areas
There is no real break after it
The volume is weak
The price returns to break it in the opposite direction after days
⚠️ This is likely a trap from the whales to catch beginners 🙈
🎯 How to use it?
Draw the block + wait for the price to return and touch it
If you find the price starting to react (rebound + volume increases)
➡️ Here you enter with the direction
