Floor 2: Liquidity
Inducement
Inducement shows a chart where structure has broken, left an order block, and price is pulling back toward it. You tap the level SMC traders call the bait: the nearest resting swing between price and the block, where early entries and their stops are said to gather. Then the chart plays on. It teaches patience about the obvious level.
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What it teaches
Spotting the level that invites early entries.
- The definition of inducement as a position on the chart, not a feeling about a level.
- Finding the most recent unmitigated order block first.
- Why the nearest pool on the way to a zone is the one the idea treats as bait.
- Waiting for the obvious level to be taken before treating a zone as in play.
How a round plays
- A chart stops part way through a pullback toward an order block. At lower levels the block is drawn, and later you find it yourself.
- Tap the level you think is the inducement. The line snaps to wick tips, and arrow buttons move it a pip at a time.
- Press "Check with the Lens" and the remaining candles print: price takes the bait level on the way into the block.
- A wrong level gets its reason: inside the block, beyond it, on the far side of price, or no swing there at all.
- A run is eight charts and takes about four minutes.
How it is graded
The rule here: the inducement is the nearest resting swing between price and the most recent unmitigated order block. Your level is graded against that swing within about two pips. One level is correct on every chart, because charts where a second reading is defensible are rejected by the generator.
The honest note
Inducement is a story about intent that cannot be checked from a chart. The game grades the position rule only, and makes no claim that anyone set a trap.