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Reaction scoring profile
Ranks coins where price is near a level, large order, or round number and activity starts to appear.
Disclaimer and responsibility
- Scoring profiles are educational ranking tools, not financial advice and not a promise of profit.
- Score helps decide which coins deserve manual review first, but it is not an automatic buy/sell signal.
- Every trading decision remains the trader responsibility: position size, leverage, stop placement, exchange risk, liquidation risk, and the consequences of each trade.
- A high Score can appear before a failed breakout, a false impulse, a weak pattern, or a news spike. Always check the chart, liquidity, higher-timeframe context, and risk before acting.
What the profile is for
- Use this profile when the task is to find a possible reaction zone instead of a pure continuation move.
- The profile is built around proximity: price should be near a level, a large order, or a round number, and activity should begin there.
- It is useful for bounce, rejection, liquidity-test, and retest scenarios where the key question is whether the market reacts to a visible zone.
Related trading scenario
Reaction from a level or large order
Components and weights
- Level 1h, weight 6%: distance to the nearest relevant 1h level.
- Level 4h, weight 9%: distance to the nearest relevant 4h level.
- Level 1d, weight 10%: distance to the nearest relevant 1d level. Older and more visible levels get a larger part of the level weight.
- Large orders, weight 25%: proximity to a meaningful orderbook density.
- R_N, weight 10%: proximity to a round number.
- VR, weight 15%: local volume expansion near the zone.
- TR, weight 10%: trade-activity increase near the zone.
- NATR, weight 10%: enough volatility for a reaction to matter.
- PΔ, weight 5%: current candle response from or through the zone.
Recommended settings
- Levels: 1h, 4h, and 1d. The profile reads them as separate reaction-zone components.
- Large orders: Auto threshold, from 2.5x average order size, 3-minute hold time, closest-to-level logic enabled.
- R_N: enabled.
- VR: 15m, 100 candles.
- TR: 15m, 100 windows.
- NATR: 15m, 14 candles.
- PΔ: 15m.
How to read the score
- High Score means price is close to a visible decision zone and market activity is appearing there.
- The profile is strongest when several zone components overlap: level plus large order, level plus round number, or large order near a round number.
- Volume and trade activity are confirmations, not the main reason. The main reason is the zone.
- If the score is high only because of volume but no zone is nearby, the reaction profile is not doing its intended job.
What to check manually
- Check whether price is actually at the zone, not already far away from it.
- Check how price behaved on previous touches of the same level.
- Check whether the large order is still present or has disappeared.
- Check whether a higher-timeframe trend can simply push through the zone.
Weak conditions
- The reaction zone is in the middle of a range with no clear invalidation.
- The large order is too far from the current price.
- Lower-timeframe support is used against a strong higher-timeframe move.
- There is no volume or trade-activity response at the zone.