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Breaker Block on HYPE 6H

Breaker Block

Short
HYPE / USD · 6-hourOpen
formed under an hour ago

A bearish breaker block on the 6-hour chart. Here is where it sits and how this pattern has behaved in the past.

EntryThe trigger printed near $81.58.
InvalidationThe idea is broken on a close past $83.40, which is where the pattern fails.
Room to targetThere is room toward $78.14, about 1.9R away.
Two exit rules
Hold for the target

Entry sits near $81.58, with invalidation at $83.40. This style holds the full position toward the room near $78.14. A close above $83.40 ends the idea.

Book early

Entry sits near $81.58, with invalidation at $83.40. This style books half near the first target around $79.76 and shifts the stop to the entry ($81.58), so the remainder carries no risk. The rest targets the room near $78.14.

Track recordwith 0.12% round-trip fees
Risk per trade
Hold for the target
+26%
average annual gain
Wins48% of trades
Avg time to profit~1.8 days
Worst drawdown6%
Book early
+20%
average annual gain
Wins54% of trades
Avg time to profit~1.6 days
Worst drawdown6%
21
times triggered since Feb 2026
+0.37R
avg edge · ≈ +$37 per $100 risked
~1R
typical dip before it works
What to expect: It usually plays out in about a day or two, and it often moves most of the way to your stop before it turns. That is past behavior, not a promise about this instance.
Advanced stats+
Direction split10 long / 11 short
Expectancy0.37R per trade
Median run / dip1.14R / -1.00R
Sample windowFeb 2026 to Sep 2026

Not financial advice, and never a buy or sell call. Past performance does not predict future results. See how these numbers are computed.

What formed

A Breaker Block formed on HYPE 6H. Historically this pattern on HYPE 6H resolved toward the first target in 5450% of 22 instances before touching invalidation, with an expectancy of +0.26R per instance. This is descriptive analysis of a chart structure, not personalized guidance.

A breaker block is a failed order block: once price breaks through an order block, that same zone can flip roles, support becoming resistance or resistance becoming support, and act as a barrier when price returns to it.

It forms when an order block is decisively broken, then retested from the other side. The flip in role is what turns a spent order block into a breaker.

Other breaker block formations

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FAQ

A breaker block is a failed order block: once price breaks through an order block, that same zone can flip roles, support becoming resistance or resistance becoming support, and act as a barrier when price returns to it.

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Descriptive analysis, not financial advice. Past performance does not predict future results.