Institutions cannot hide their entry… but you must know how to read the signal! 🔍

🎯 Idea:

When big money (Smart Money) enters the market, they leave a clear trace:

1. Huge Candle (often Engulfing or Strong Bullish)

2. Unusual Trading Volume

Combining these two elements reveals smart buying/selling spots before price explosions 💥

👣 Steps to implement the strategy:

1️⃣ Identify the overall direction

• Use 1H or 4H timeframe

• Determine if the market is in an uptrend, downtrend, or consolidation

2️⃣ Monitor the key candles

• Focus on:

• Bullish Engulfing Candle

• Hammer Candle

• Strong reversal candle (Long wick + small body)

3️⃣ Monitor trading volume at the same moment

• If a strong candle appears with very high volume = this is institutional entry

• The larger the volume is compared to the previous 20 candles = stronger confirmation

4️⃣ Wait for confirmation (Consolidation or Retest Candle)

• Do not enter immediately after the candle

• Wait for a second candle to confirm the direction or for the price to retest the same area

5️⃣ Entry + Stop + Target

• Entry after the consolidation candle

• Stop: Just below the key candle

• Target: based on nearby resistance/support or 1.5x – 2x risk ratio

💡 Practical example:

Currency SOL/USDT – 4H timeframe

• Bullish Engulfing candle appeared at 138.50

• Trading volume doubled compared to previous candles

• The consolidation candle confirmed the buy

✅ Entry at 139.80

✅ Stop at 137.80

✅ Target at 144.50 — Achieved with R:R = 2:1

⚠️ Alerts:

• Candle without high volume = market trap

• Do not enter if the volume is low or the candle occurred during a time without liquidity (e.g., during session close)

• Best used at the beginning of sessions or after breaking consolidation areas

🧠 Why is this strategy strong?

• Reveals the true intentions of the market

• Helps you enter with the whales, not against them

• Reduces chances of false entry

🧪 Currency for experimentation:

Try it on currency $BTC — Look for a key candle with high volume, and analyze the price behavior afterward.