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Order Block · BTC · 4H

Order Block on BTC 4H.

Botsfolio Analyst
Botsfolio Analyst · Automated setup detection
Published August 27, 2026
Methodology: Jay Sharma
TL;DR

A Order Block formed on BTC 4H. Historically the Order Block on BTC 4H resolved toward the primary target in 8320% of 161 instances before touching invalidation, with an expectancy of +0.86R per instance. This is descriptive analysis of a chart structure, not personalized guidance.

Validation trigger
79,067.35
Invalidation zone
78,151.7091
Primary target
79,982.9909
Historical win rate
8320%
Expectancy
+0.86R
Sample size
161 instances

What formed

An order block is the last opposing candle (or small cluster) before price makes a strong, one-sided move away from a level. The idea is that large orders were filled there, so the zone tends to matter again when price comes back to it. Traders treat it as a supply or demand area to watch, not a signal to act on by itself.

It forms when a range or pullback ends with a decisive break: the final down-candle before a rally (a demand block) or the final up-candle before a drop (a supply block). The stronger and more imbalanced the move away, and the more the level lines up with other structure, the more significant the block.

Key levels

LevelValue
Validation trigger79,067.35
Invalidation zone78,151.7091
Primary target level79,982.9909
Secondary target level81,265.3
Distance to invalidation1.16%

Descriptive analysis of a chart structure. Not personalized guidance.

Historical resolution

How the Order Block has actually resolved across our backtest sample, computed walk-forward on real historical candles.

CoinTFNWin %Expectancy RAvg hold (bars)
BTC1H59183%+0.69R9.6
BTC4H16183%+0.86R9.1
BTC6H9279%+0.75R10.8
BTC8H7292%+1.16R9.1
BTC12H4885%+0.91R8.3
BTC1D2286%+0.65R10.8
ETH1H60184%+0.79R9.5
ETH4H15187%+0.86R9.1
ETH6H9886%+0.85R9.7
ETH8H7282%+0.71R9.0
ETH12H4685%+0.81R10.0
ETH1D2387%+0.71R9.3
HYPE1H21089%+0.86R9.7
HYPE4H5682%+0.75R9.4
HYPE6H3474%+0.86R10.2
HYPE8H2584%+0.92R9.8
HYPE12H1995%+1.36R8.8
HYPE1D967%+0.53R8.6
SOL1H59383%+0.75R9.4
SOL4H15882%+0.76R9.5
SOL6H10882%+0.71R8.9
SOL8H7077%+0.80R10.0
SOL12H4984%+0.84R9.3
SOL1D3187%+0.98R6.8
ZEC1H57282%+0.79R9.1
ZEC4H14883%+0.83R9.3
ZEC6H9785%+0.80R9.6
ZEC8H7687%+0.92R10.2
ZEC12H4890%+1.08R10.8
ZEC1D2785%+0.77R9.9
Backtested order-block outcomes, book early management, both direction. Net of 0.12% round-trip fees. Rows with n < 20 shown greyed. Methodology
How we compute this
Fixed 2% risk per trade; position size comes from the distance to invalidation. Returns are non-compounded (a flat 2% risk each time), reported net of a 0.12% round-trip fee. Rows below 20 historical instances are surfaced as directional, not conclusive.

How this pattern behaves

When price returns to the block, watch how it reacts at the refined level inside the wider zone rather than the whole range. A tap that closes back out is often read as the level holding; a clean close through it is read as the block failing. We measure how often each outcome actually happened.

Also known as: OB.

FAQ

An order block is the last opposing candle (or small cluster) before price makes a strong, one-sided move away from a level. The idea is that large orders were filled there, so the zone tends to matter again when price comes back to it. Traders treat it as a supply or demand area to watch, not a signal to act on by itself.
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Descriptive analysis, not financial advice. Past performance does not predict future results.