Where the crowd's stops sit

4 min · 7 steps

1. Step 1 · Equal lows

   Equal lows and highs hold stops right on the surface.

   ETH 1h: two lows, 3 362 and 3 365 — a gap of $3. Below them sit the stops of everyone who bought from there.

   low 1

   3 362

   low 2

   3 365

   below them

   stops

2. Step 2 · Session

   The Asia high and low become London's target.

   BTC 15m, Jul 18, 2025: from 00:00 to 06:00 UTC, a corridor of 119 020–120 785. At the London open, its edges get tested first.

   Asia high

   120 785

   Asia low

   119 020

3. Step 3 · Yesterday

   Everyone sees the previous day's high and low.

   BTC 1h: yesterday's high 80 849, low 78 546. Behind each one are the stops of everyone who traded yesterday.

   PDH

   80 849

   PDL

   78 546

4. Step 4 · One zone

   The main zone sits at the nearest edge.

   BTC 1h: 96 hours inside 27 711–28 250. The middle is noise, liquidity sits past the edges.

   More than three zones on a chart means you're marking noise, not liquidity.

5. Step 5 · Find it yourself

   Where are the nearest stops?

   BTC 1h, Aug 28, 2026, midnight: price at 80 576. Tap the level with the most stops closest to price.

   Practice on the chart

   This is a Find it yourself task: tap a candle or a level, and the lesson tells you right away if you got it.

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6. Step 6 · How it shows up for you

   Practice on the chart

   This is the How it shows up for you step: the lesson finds trades on this topic in your journal.

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7. Step 7 · Rule

   Before entering, I name one main zone.

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   equal lows

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   session

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   yesterday

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   one zone

   to the checklist

   Before entering, I name one main liquidity zone.

   A checklist item before entry. It isn't checked automatically — it's your own mark.