Floor 6: The Model
Model Builder
Model Builder shows one finished setup and five step chips: liquidity sweep, change of character, fair value gap, entry and target. You pin each step on the candle where it first became true. It teaches the sequence, and that every step is a specific candle you can point to, not a general impression.
Free, with a verified email address. An account saves your progress, and floors and tiers open as you level up.
What it teaches
The order of a complete smart money setup.
- The order of the entry model: sweep, change of character, displacement and gap, entry, target at opposing liquidity.
- Why the entry comes after the structural evidence, not at the sweep.
- A step only counts on the candle where it is first true: the first close beyond, the first return into the gap, the first touch of the target.
- Reading reward against risk from entry, stop and target.
How a round plays
- A chart contains one full sequence. The five steps are listed below it in their fixed order.
- Tap a step, then tap its candle. Arrow buttons move one candle at a time, and tapping the same candle again lifts the pin.
- Early rounds pin four steps for you and ask for the missing one. Later rounds leave all five to you and drop the hints.
- Press "Check with the Lens". The Lens draws the swept level, the break, the gap and the target, and shows any step that sits on the wrong candle, with the reason.
- A run is six charts and takes about five minutes.
How it is graded
The rule here: each step is defined by the same detectors as the earlier floors. The sweep is the first candle to take the old swing and close back, the gap is complete on its third candle, and the entry is the first candle that trades back into it. Each pin is graded against its candle.
The honest note
A sequence you can name in hindsight is easy to find on any chart. Pinning it is a comprehension check. It is not evidence that the sequence makes money.