Find the best order blocks and fair value gaps in seconds — across crypto, stocks, commodities and FX — then ask AI about the chart.

See every order block and fair value gap on 60+ markets — crypto, US stocks, commodities, indices and FX — across six timeframes, graded ◆A to C and drawn on a live chart, with a ready trade plan next to each: entry, stop, target and reward-to-risk after fees. Sort the market by the numbers that matter to you, and let our AI rank the strongest setups six times a day. Pick a pair and ask the AI about the chart in front of you — is this a good long from here, where would it be wrong — and get a structured read in seconds. Free, updated every minute.

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ZoneHunter Live scans 66 markets on six timeframes, every minute, and shows the nearest supply and demand zones above and below price. Each zone is an order block or a fair value gap, graded by size relative to volatility; ◆A marks confluence with the 200 EMA trend and elevated volume. For the direction you choose, the page derives a trade plan from the zones — entry at the near edge of the first qualifying zone, stop at its far edge, target at the near edge of the first opposing zone — and prices it after taker fees as net reward-to-risk. It runs the same detection the CSJ9 desk trades with and the same code as ZoneHunter Pro on TradingView, across the whole market instead of one chart. Crypto rows are Bybit perpetual futures; the stock, commodity, index and FX rows are perpetual contracts on those references, deployed by third-party builders on Hyperliquid, and are not the underlying securities. Free, no sign-up.

Live Updated 0 min ago
AAVEUSDT Short B ×5
Entry 126.12000Stop 126.79000Target 122.33000RRR 4.51

B-grade supply zone confirmed on five timeframes, entry 0.9% from price, reward-to-risk 4.5 after fees, stop 0.5% away.

SOLUSDT Short B ×5
Entry 100.93000Stop 101.43000Target 98.06000RRR 4.52

B-grade supply zone confirmed on five timeframes, reward-to-risk 4.5 after fees, stop 0.5% away, entry 1.3% from price.

ARCUSDT Short B ×4
Entry 0.07161Stop 0.07237Target 0.06775RRR 4.51

B-grade supply zone confirmed on four timeframes, entry 1.0% from price, stop 1.1% away, reward-to-risk 4.5 after fees.

Updated 3 h ago · next run at 04:10 UTC · AI-ranked from the live table, not advice — risk disclosure

Pair Price 24h 24h Vol Bias Bearish OB Bullish OB ×TF Entry SL TP RRR
AMZNUSDC xyz
254.365 -0.93% $4.70M Short C OB 256.59000 0.87% C OB 252 -0.93% ×3 238.22000 235.74000 256.66000 6.63
GOLDUSDC xyz
4336.35 -0.40% $18.7M Short C OB 4410.90000 1.72% B OB 4265 -1.65% ×2 4265 4235.60000 4423.30000 4.51
BRENTOILUSDC xyz
103.065 +3.21% $94.6M Long B OB 104.80000 1.68% C OB 99.95600 -3.02% ×2 99.85800 98.88400 104.80000 4.46
CLUSDC xyz
99.184 +3.58% $176M Long B OB 100.06000 0.88% B OB 95.38400 -3.83% ×1 95.38400 94.39000 100.06000 4.16
HOODUSDC xyz
112.235 +0.84% $16.3M Long C OB 119.23000 6.23% A OB 110.46000 -1.58% ×5 110.46000 107.83000 120.24000 3.51
COINUSDC xyz
177.295 +1.07% $4.87M Long A OB 177.33000 0.02% B OB 172.34000 -2.79% ×4 172.34000 170.58000 177.33000 2.46
TSLAUSDC xyz
360.6 -1.87% $9.68M Neutral A OB 361.67000 0.30% B OB 356.56000 -1.12% ×4 356.56000 354.60000 361.67000 2.01
AAPLUSDC xyz
328.45 -1.42% $7.66M Long C OB 333 1.39% C OB 325.64000 -0.86% ×2 337.71000
COPPERUSDC xyz
6.4847 -0.45% $6.78M Short C OB 6.52830 0.67% C OB 6.36840 -1.79% ×2 6.32290 6.29780
EURUSDC xyz
1.15785 -0.18% $784K Short C OB 1.16490 0.61%
GOOGLUSDC xyz
335.975 -1.61% $26.4M Short C OB 340.66000 1.39% C OB 331.43000 -1.35% ×2
JP225USDC xyz
63590.0 -1.61% $2.02M Short ◆A OB 65856 3.56% C OB 61994 -2.51% ×1 65856
JPYUSDC xyz
154.025 +0.33% $2.11M Neutral C OB 154.23000 0.13%
KR200USDC xyz
1062.85 -3.33% $731K Short C OB 1099.20000 3.42% C OB 1048.10000 -1.39% ×3
METAUSDC xyz
640.98 -1.22% $8.15M Neutral C OB 648.67000 1.20% B OB 616.35000 -3.84% ×2 616.35000 613.50000
MSFTUSDC xyz
493.165 -0.49% $5.06M Short C OB 494.77000 0.33% B OB 492.33000 -0.17% ×6 492.33000 490.01000
MSTRUSDC xyz
131.805 +1.19% $4.19M Long C OB 139.59000 5.91% C OB 128.72000 -2.34% ×3 140.70000
NATGASUSDC xyz
3.01205 +2.44% $3.06M Long C OB 3.19060 5.93% C OB 2.93910 -2.42% ×1 2.91350 2.89080
NVDAUSDC xyz
214.965 -1.25% $30.5M Short C OB 219.16000 1.95% C OB 210.65000 -2.01% ×2 201.40000 198.54000
PLATINUMUSDC xyz
1801.45 +0.52% $821K Short C OB 1895.50000 5.22% C OB 1778.20000 -1.29% ×4
SILVERUSDC xyz
64.0665 -0.72% $24.8M Short C OB 64.49100 0.66% C OB 61.82100 -3.50% ×2
SP500USDC xyz
7618.75 -0.47% $134M Short C OB 7660.60000 0.55% C OB 7592.50000 -0.34% ×2
XYZ100USDC xyz
29008.5 -0.98% $206M Short C OB 29386 1.30% B OB 28453 -1.91% ×1 28453 28290

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Everything you need to know before you trade a zone.

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.