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ATOMUSDT Long B grade ×3 timeframes
Entry
Stop
Target
RRR
1.67300
1.65000
1.76400
3.59

B-grade demand zone confirmed on three timeframes, stop 1.4% away giving the trade room, reward-to-risk 3.6 after fees, entry 0.9% from price.

Updated 1 h ago · next run at 16:10 UTC · AI-ranked from the live table, not advice — risk disclosure

Timeframe
Direction
Venue
Entry zone
Target zone
40 pairs
Pair Price 24h 24h Vol Bias Bearish OB Bullish OB ×TF Entry SL TP RRR
HYPEUSDT Trade
78.316 -3.74% $219M Short B OB 87.29000 11.46% C OB 58.40000 -25.43% ×1 57.69000 57.13000 87.29000 47.38
KASUSDT Trade
0.03456 -8.55% $3.47M Short C OB 0.03701 7.09% C OB 0.03367 -2.58% ×1 0.03223 0.03173 0.04180 17.81
LTCUSDT Trade
58.23 -3.21% $29.7M Short B OB 58.96000 1.25% C OB 57.22000 -1.73% ×1 50.85000 50.40000 58.96000 15.92
SOLUSDT Trade
101.68 -4.16% $813M Short C OB 106.78000 5.02% B OB 97.97000 -3.65% ×1 97.97000 97.04000 111.67000 13.10
CRVUSDT Trade
0.3405 +2.75% $23.0M Neutral C OB 0.35790 5.11% C OB 0.33030 -3.00% ×5 0.30680 0.29450 0.38110 5.85
ZECUSDT Trade
1088.67 -10.25% $503M Short C OB 1143.50000 5.04% B OB 1085.60000 -0.28% ×1 1085.60000 1061.81000 1218.13000 5.26
UNIUSDT Trade
6.951 -4.79% $46.3M Short C OB 7.11100 2.30% B OB 6.37900 -8.23% ×2 6.37900 6.18700 7.26900 4.44
OPUSDT Trade
0.12926 -10.90% $37.7M Short C OB 0.14029 8.53% C OB 0.12342 -4.52% ×1 0.12321 0.11494 0.15278 3.50
XMRUSDT Trade
530.16 -4.72% $22.1M Short B OB 554.17000 4.53% B OB 529.79000 -0.07% ×4 529.79000 519.96000 554.17000 2.29
XAUTUSDT
4148.8 +1.25% $37.1M Short C OB 4154.20000 0.13% A OB 4139.90000 -0.21% ×5 4139.90000 4083.20000 4166.90000 0.37
AAVEUSDT Trade
148.32 -6.51% $36.1M Short C OB 160.31000 8.08% C OB 145.52000 -1.89% ×2 140.03000 136.81000 — —
ADAUSDT Trade
0.2191 -5.19% $78.3M Short C OB 0.22860 4.34% C OB 0.21430 -2.19% ×1 — — — —
AKTUSDT
0.6356 -6.64% $1.23M Short C OB 0.67990 6.97% C OB 0.54740 -13.88% ×1 — — — —
APTUSDT Trade
0.7619 -5.01% $16.1M Short C OB 0.80860 6.13% C OB 0.73890 -3.02% ×3 — — 0.84900 —
ARBUSDT Trade
0.17267 -6.45% $33.1M Short C OB 0.18137 5.04% C OB 0.13291 -23.03% ×2 0.11458 0.10755 — —
ARCUSDT
0.04092 +41.20% $21.3M Long C OB 0.06070 48.34% C OB 0.02939 -28.18% ×3 — — — —
ATOMUSDT Trade
1.657 -6.60% $11.5M Short C OB 1.75000 5.61% C OB 1.54300 -6.88% ×2 — — 1.80200 —
AVAXUSDT Trade
9.575 -4.05% $42.7M Short C OB 9.87700 3.15% C OB 8.27200 -13.61% ×1 — — 10.13900 —
BNBUSDT Trade
713.48 -3.34% $33.4M Short C OB 729.30000 2.22% C OB 687.30000 -3.67% ×2 686.40000 679.40000 — —
BTCUSDT Trade
80127.8 -3.35% $6.29B Short B OB 83137 3.76% C OB 76559.40000 -4.45% ×2 — — 83137 —
DOGEUSDT Trade
0.07883 -4.96% $126M Short C OB 0.08197 3.98% C OB 0.07502 -4.83% ×1 0.07036 0.06980 — —
DOTUSDT Trade
1.0565 -7.67% $15.3M Short C OB 1.13420 7.35% C OB 0.95170 -9.92% ×2 — — 1.24730 —
EIGENUSDT Trade
0.225 -5.58% $4.29M Short B OB 0.23310 3.60% C OB 0.22000 -2.22% ×2 — — 0.23310 —
ENAUSDT Trade
0.18648 -7.54% $121M Short C OB 0.19539 4.78% C OB 0.18323 -1.74% ×1 0.16940 0.16393 — —
ETHUSDT Trade
2345.16 -5.18% $3.96B Short C OB 2428.70000 3.56% C OB 1917.15000 -18.25% ×1 1912.75000 1893.69000 — —
HBARUSDT Trade
0.08095 -5.41% $21.7M Short C OB 0.08376 3.47% B OB 0.07944 -1.87% ×1 0.07944 0.07825 — —
INJUSDT Trade
7.121 -10.12% $25.0M Short C OB 7.64100 7.30% C OB 6.92900 -2.70% ×1 — — — —
LINKUSDT Trade
11.915 -6.62% $42.9M Short C OB 12.41900 4.23% C OB 11.37100 -4.57% ×2 10.87000 10.67000 — —
NEARUSDT Trade
4.567 -8.93% $378M Short C OB 5.03700 10.29% C OB 3.50900 -23.17% ×1 — — 5.08800 —
ONDOUSDT Trade
0.4253 -6.92% $61.2M Short C OB 0.44140 3.79% B OB 0.40770 -4.14% ×1 0.40770 0.39440 — —
RENDERUSDT Trade
1.808 -6.61% $6.30M Short C OB 1.91500 5.92% C OB 1.52600 -15.60% ×1 1.30800 1.28700 — —
RIVERUSDT
0.933 -18.87% $4.15M Short B OB 1.08800 16.61% — — — — 1.08800 —
SEIUSDT Trade
0.05806 -8.45% $9.77M Short C OB 0.06177 6.39% C OB 0.04759 -18.03% ×1 — — — —
SUIUSDT Trade
0.968 -6.08% $80.3M Short C OB 1.02080 5.45% C OB 0.82590 -14.68% ×1 — — — —
TAOUSDT Trade
258.79 -5.75% $34.4M Short C OB 270.40000 4.49% C OB 251.84000 -2.69% ×1 — — — —
TIAUSDT Trade
0.5297 -3.76% $24.2M Long C OB 0.54980 3.79% C OB 0.49060 -7.38% ×3 — — — —
XLMUSDT Trade
0.178 -4.30% $17.3M Short C OB 0.18210 2.30% B OB 0.17620 -1.01% ×1 0.17620 0.17320 — —
XRPUSDT Trade
1.2905 -5.05% $371M Short C OB 1.37230 6.34% B OB 1.26090 -2.29% ×1 1.26090 1.23230 — —
ZENUSDT Trade
5.722 -5.55% $1.24M Short C OB 5.99300 4.74% C OB 5.39400 -5.73% ×2 — — — —
ZILUSDT
0.003099 -7.22% $507K Short C OB 0.00330 6.49% C OB 0.00293 -5.36% ×2 — — — —

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The guides, research and tools behind every zone on this page — the same Order Block and Fair Value Gap methodology, from first principles to alerts on your own charts.

Guides Pick the Right Timeframe for Fair Value Gaps: Match It to Your Trade, Cut Your Fees Read → Grade A fair value gaps were rejected 74–79% of the time on every timeframe from 15 minutes to daily. Choose by holding period and zone size, not by chart. How to Turn Fair Value Gaps Into High-Quality Trades [15-Coin Study] Read → Two years of FVGs and order blocks on 15 crypto markets: price reacts at strong zones about 3 times in 4, and the trade you build decides the result. Data, methodology and five rules. Day Trading With ZoneHunter Pro: A Same-Day Setup Guide Read → How to day trade with ZoneHunter Pro: use zone grades to filter intraday noise, stack confluence on lower timeframes, time the session, and set alerts so the tool watches the levels while you trade. How to Use ZoneHunter Pro: Trade the Zones That Actually Hold Read → A step-by-step guide to ZoneHunter Pro: how it auto-detects and grades Fair Value Gaps and Order Blocks, how to read the zones, and how to enter on the retest the way a live trading desk does. Order Blocks Explained: Rules, Valid vs Invalid, and the Retest Entry Read → What an order block is, the rules that make one valid or invalid, whether a block can be used twice, and how to enter on the retest with a defined stop. How to Trade IPOs With Technical Analysis: A Repeatable Playbook Read → A repeatable, structure-first playbook for trading any IPO with technical analysis: why to skip the open, how to find the first real order block and value area, and how to enter on the retest the way a trading desk does. How to Spot the Fair Value Gaps Price Rejects Most [15-Coin Data] Read → Price rejects grade A fair value gaps about 3 times in 4 on every timeframe, and small gaps under 60%. Grade a gap by size before price arrives, with data from 15 crypto markets. Your SpaceX IPO Playbook: How to Find a Clean, Confident Entry After It Lists Read → SpaceX listed as $SPCX on 12 June 2026. Get a clear, structured playbook for a high-quality entry on a new listing — using order blocks and value areas, the way a trading desk does. How Fair Value Gaps Actually Work — and Which Unmitigated FVGs Hold Read → Unmitigated fair value gaps: price rejects a grade-A zone about three times in four across 15 crypto markets. Which gaps hold, and on which timeframe.
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What is an order block?
An order block is the last opposing candle before a strong move — the footprint of the large orders that started it. ZoneHunter marks bullish (demand) blocks below price and bearish (supply) blocks above it, keeps them live until price trades through them, and grades each one A, B or C by its height relative to the average true range.
What is a fair value gap?
A fair value gap is the price range a three-candle impulse skipped: for a bullish gap, the space between the first candle's high and the third candle's low. Price tends to return to fill it. ZoneHunter shows a gap while it is still open and retires it once price has traded through the far edge.
What do the grades mean, and what is ◆A?
A, B and C rank a zone by its height relative to the average true range on that timeframe — bigger zones held more orders. ◆A is confluence: an A-grade zone that is also aligned with the 200 EMA trend and formed on elevated volume. Use the Entry and Target grade filters to ignore anything below the grade you trust.
How are entry, stop and target chosen?
Entry is the near edge of the first qualifying zone in the trade direction, the stop is the far edge of that same zone, and the target is the near edge of the first qualifying opposing zone. "Qualifying" means the zone type (order block or fair value gap) and minimum grade you set for each leg.
How is net reward-to-risk computed?
Reward is the distance from entry to target, risk is the distance from entry to stop. Net RRR = (reward − fees) ÷ (risk + fees), where fees = entry × taker fee × 2 (both sides, Bybit derivatives taker rate 0.055 % per side). Gross RRR, without fees, is shown when you hover the number.
Why do some rows show an extremely high reward-to-risk?
Because the entry zone is very thin. When the stop sits a fraction of a percent from the entry, the ratio is arithmetically correct but practically fragile: ordinary noise will hit the stop before the trade has room to work. Treat rows whose stop is closer than about 0.3 % as "skip, or widen the stop", and use the zone-type and grade filters to find thicker zones.
What does ×TF mean?
How many timeframes hold a live order block that overlaps the nearest one in your trade direction, counting the selected timeframe itself. A zone confirmed on three timeframes carries more weight than one that exists on a single chart.
How fresh is the data, and where does it come from?
The CSJ9 screener recomputes every pair about once a minute from Bybit perpetual candles; "Updated N min ago" is the age of the last cycle. The candles on the chart are served by the same engine, so the boxes and the candles always come from one source.
Is this the same as ZoneHunter Pro on TradingView?
Same detection and grading. This page runs it across the whole market at once so you can rank pairs; ZoneHunter Pro runs it on your own chart, on any market and timeframe, with TradingView alerts when price reaches a zone.
Can I trade from this page, and is it advice?
No orders are placed here and nothing on this page is investment advice — it is a scanning tool that turns zones into a candidate plan. Every plan still needs your own position size and risk rules; the ATP Entry Calculator does the sizing.
How are the curated setups chosen?
Rules first, then AI: six times a day the engine shortlists, per timeframe, the rows whose stop sits at least 0.3 % from the entry, whose entry is within 3 % of price, whose entry zone is graded B or better and whose net reward-to-risk is at least 1.5, ranked by cross-timeframe confluence. Claude then picks up to three of them and writes a one-line reason. Every number comes from the table; the model never invents a level. It is a shortlist to look at first, not advice.
What does Ask AI do?
Type a question about the pair and timeframe on the chart — "is this a good long from here", "where would this trade be wrong" — and Claude reads the same data you see (the zones and their grades, the trade plan, the last candles, the 200 EMA, plus a picture of the chart) and answers in five short sections: what the chart shows, the setup you asked about, what would invalidate it, what would confirm it, and a reward-to-risk check. Five free answers a day. It is an AI read for education and entertainment, not financial advice — it never tells you to buy or sell.