Order Block on ZEC 4H.
A Order Block formed on ZEC 4H. Historically the Order Block on ZEC 4H resolved toward the primary target in 8310% of 148 instances before touching invalidation, with an expectancy of +0.83R per instance. This is descriptive analysis of a chart structure, not personalized guidance.
- Validation trigger
- 817.2
- Invalidation zone
- 769.7811
- Primary target
- 864.6189
- Historical win rate
- 8310%
- Expectancy
- +0.83R
- Sample size
- 148 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
| Level | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Validation trigger | 817.2 | Level that must react to confirm the formation |
| Invalidation zone | 769.7811 | Level that, if broken, negates the structural read |
| Primary target level | 864.6189 | First historical resolution zone |
| Secondary target level | 873.73 | Extended historical resolution zone |
| Distance to invalidation | 5.80% | Price move from validation trigger to invalidation |
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.
| Coin | TF | N | Win % | Expectancy R | Avg hold (bars) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 1H | 591 | 83% | +0.69R | 9.6 |
| BTC | 4H | 161 | 83% | +0.86R | 9.1 |
| BTC | 6H | 92 | 79% | +0.75R | 10.8 |
| BTC | 8H | 72 | 92% | +1.16R | 9.1 |
| BTC | 12H | 48 | 85% | +0.91R | 8.3 |
| BTC | 1D | 22 | 86% | +0.65R | 10.8 |
| ETH | 1H | 601 | 84% | +0.79R | 9.5 |
| ETH | 4H | 151 | 87% | +0.86R | 9.1 |
| ETH | 6H | 98 | 86% | +0.85R | 9.7 |
| ETH | 8H | 72 | 82% | +0.71R | 9.0 |
| ETH | 12H | 46 | 85% | +0.81R | 10.0 |
| ETH | 1D | 23 | 87% | +0.71R | 9.3 |
| HYPE | 1H | 210 | 89% | +0.86R | 9.7 |
| HYPE | 4H | 56 | 82% | +0.75R | 9.4 |
| HYPE | 6H | 34 | 74% | +0.86R | 10.2 |
| HYPE | 8H | 25 | 84% | +0.92R | 9.8 |
| HYPE | 12H | 19 | 95% | +1.36R | 8.8 |
| HYPE | 1D | 9 | 67% | +0.53R | 8.6 |
| SOL | 1H | 593 | 83% | +0.75R | 9.4 |
| SOL | 4H | 158 | 82% | +0.76R | 9.5 |
| SOL | 6H | 108 | 82% | +0.71R | 8.9 |
| SOL | 8H | 70 | 77% | +0.80R | 10.0 |
| SOL | 12H | 49 | 84% | +0.84R | 9.3 |
| SOL | 1D | 31 | 87% | +0.98R | 6.8 |
| ZEC | 1H | 572 | 82% | +0.79R | 9.1 |
| ZEC | 4H | 148 | 83% | +0.83R | 9.3 |
| ZEC | 6H | 97 | 85% | +0.80R | 9.6 |
| ZEC | 8H | 76 | 87% | +0.92R | 10.2 |
| ZEC | 12H | 48 | 90% | +1.08R | 10.8 |
| ZEC | 1D | 27 | 85% | +0.77R | 9.9 |
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
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Related
- ConceptSmart Money ConceptsThe complete framework: order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps, break of structure, change of character.
- ConceptICT TradingThe specific SMC methodology developed by Michael J. Huddleston, including killzones and Power of 3.
- ConceptBreak of StructureA decisive close beyond the most recent swing point in the trend direction that confirms continuation.
- ConceptChange of CharacterThe first structural break against the prevailing trend, signaling a potential reversal.
Descriptive analysis, not financial advice. Past performance does not predict future results.