MMT ORDER FLOW Master Class For Beginners

We don't even have music on. Yes, YouTube picked up the stream. That's good, man. YouTube is doing an excellent job recently, not going to lie. Anyway guys, it's been a long time that I've was live, but um hey, business as usual. What are we going to I'm going to kill this screen, right? Am I leaking something? Probably not. How's everybody doing? What's going on, ladies and gentlemen? Uh today's going to be somewhat of another stream. We're going to not do some coding stuff. We're going to hang out and I'm going to give you this I called it a master class which maybe is you will see. You will need to stick to the end here. Right. Uh I'm going to give people some a little bit of more time to to come in um to jump into the stream. In the meantime, what we can do is um maybe I should actually reply on my own stream. What do you think, guys? Is that what we need to do? It feels weird without music, not going to lie. But um what's going on here? What is going on here, bros? How can I Let me click on my own name. Huh? Where did I post this thing? Where is this? Here. Let's quote this, bro. Let's quote this. Let's go. Wait. What's up? I'm wife. Come and hang out. Or bad sex for 69 years. I'm live. I don't know what to do. I don't know what to type. I'm live. Get in. Get in. Get in. That's what we want to do. Get in, baby. Get in. Get involved. Get involved. Get involved. Exclamation mark. Mark. One is One is enough. [ __ ] I'm I'm posting with [ __ ] That's the problem. I'm on a I'm on a different account. What the hell's going on? Discord straight, bro. Can I do this? Look at that. Social media 101 hit this guy. Boom. All right, let's go down here. Anky, what's up? Sonic PVP. How we doing? Cook. I'm cooking. I'm cooking. I'm the cook. I'm cooking like a madman. Did you put it in the Discord? No, actually not. Should we do that? Maybe we can, right? Maybe we can actually. Let's do that. Let's put it in the Discord as well. In the meantime, people can join. Um, this YouTube spoil my history. You probably saw something like uh Sophie Rain leaked videos. Yeah, I'm sorry. Uh, who Sophie Rain, Anthony? Who Sophie? You tell me, baby. You tell me. You tell me. We're going to copy this link here. Uh, how do we do this? Announcements. Why not or team updates? Let's do it in here. It doesn't really matter. Not everyone everyone. I'm live giving some MMT alpha for beginners which you all are it we have some pros right beginners giving some for beginners and uh community man I'm getting old I cannot see anymore more community Q&A Q&A. Let's [ __ ] go. Just just go go and go and click here. Just just make some some um reactions. You know what I mean? Like [ __ ] This is not a good one. Like uh like a king and a and a and a rocket and just click it. What's going on here? Francompo, my Italian boyfriend. Uh, don't forget to put the link on stream. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Ashton Reef in Discord beta most like next week. What's going on here? Where is Ashton Reef? Who the hell is Ashton Reef? Reef. Who is that? Ashton Lewis Reef. Holy crap. All right. Uh, yeah. Yeah. So, basically what I'm So, I'm in I'm in Discord all the time, right? And of course, we building a market monkey. It's nice MMT because Market Monkey is a weird name. You know what I mean? That's why we call it MMT. I want to give it a complete other name, but we can't anymore because everybody knows MMT. So, we stuck in this. Yeah, it is what it is, guys. Hey, um what I see all the time is people um coming in from other uh platforms or people coming into order flow or whatever. They come into MMT and I see always the same questions, the same problems, and also the same mistakes. And I thought, man, what I'm going to do, I'm going to stream and I'm going to go over a couple of things that I see that are um most of the time people have problems with because one, they are not explained enough uh or confused or whatever, right? It's just we are all learning here and I want to give you uh my thoughts on how things should behave, how you should behave on the system. You know what I mean? It's biased. It's biased. But hey, is what it is, right? Uh so that's what we're going to talk about. Setup templates and layouts. Um tick size stuff because tick size is tick size that's has a big problem, not going to lie. Uh common orderflow tools, liquidity heat map, liquidation heat map, some trading tips um and questions and answers. You can ask me anything. You know what I mean? Except the dice because yeah, that's prohibited. That's another stream. That's my only fans. I can uh put the link in the description. name is appropriate. Yeah, it is. But little did I know, right, that we're going to build a 10 an 11k user platform. Little did I know what's going on. Somebody is like each time somebody likes the stream or follow me, it's like a message. How can I disable this sound? I got to go somewhere in a couple of minutes. Will there be a vault of the session? Yes, there will be. There will be. It will be recorded and I'm going to cut it out in small pieces as well. But you can watch the whole live stream here on YouTube. You know what I mean? I could make a video about this, but I don't like to make these videos. I want to be like, you know, mano mano. You know what I mean? Like if there is an like it needs to be prone to error, you know what I mean? A video is edited and also I want to it needs to be fresh from the flesh. You know what I mean? Flesh on flesh. That's what I tell to my girlfriend, my wife. Actually, I cannot say girlfriend anymore because she's my wife. Should it be still available after life? Yes, yes, yes, yes. No worries, brothers. HFG Pat community. Hey, wrapping in French as well. All right, so guys, let's get started. I will stop from time to time to answer some questions. So, feel free to dumb them in the chat. No problem. Uh, and of course, at the end, we can do a little bit of a hangout as well. Huh. So, it's one September. Um, everybody needs to go to school. So, why not start this uh day with this a little bit of a schooling stream, you know what I mean? So, I have MMT the GG. For the people that don't know, actually, you can actually go to MMT GG as well. Um, which is the same thing as you go to market monkey terminal.com, but it's like a market monkey. This it's way too long. You know what I mean? We don't we don't got time to type all that [ __ ] MMTG terminal. So, if you basically refresh this thing is if you're a new if you use MMT for new, you come here, right? This is the this is the the default uh layout so to say, right? And um basically what I want to I'm going to give you the the the best things that I do when I from time to time I need to reset my configuration especially in development and the first thing I do is I go to this thingy here in the top. You cannot actually see that because uh how we going to do this, huh? My face is in the way. My face is in the [ __ ] way. How we going to Can I actually got [ __ ] Damn it. I'm flying. Boom. Let me do it in the corner. You know what I mean? We can remind me. Remind me that I need to change this. So in the corner here at the top. Yes. Here you you have this thing. The settings thing. Very simple. The first thing I do is basically uh round decimals use local time. And of course um this is a setting. Use right M for use the right mouse button for 360 zoom that's 42 minutes. Why? Because um normally if you go if you use trading view or something else like Exo or something, right? You you you the normal behavior of your chart is that you you zoom in, right? You zoom in and and you zoom out and you you drag you pan the chart and then you do these things here and and and these things here. You know what I mean? And if you want to fit it, um you can click auto fit. That's nice, but it's a bit annoying, especially if you want to navigate yourself uh in the charts. It's just like if you want to see, you see, it's like it's stretching out. And a lot of people have problems with that because they're not used to it or they actually do not know that we have this 360 zoom. And standard standard, if you if you boot up MMT standard, it's going to be the middle mouse button. I already hear you saying like, "Yeah, but I'm using a laptop." Exactly. And for that particular reason, you need to click the use right mouse button for the 360 zoom. Right? Always do these three. There only three settings. Click them all. You know what I mean? Because then you have this. You have when you when you basically hold your right mouse, you have this. And that's amazing, right? Why is that amazing? Because you can zoom in. You see, you can drag and you can basically just like, you know what I mean? Like finishing spits like a real like a real order for trader. You're going to finish spits like a fool. You know what I mean? Boom, boom, boom. Right. So, what is this round this thingy, Anthony? Why is that? Well, it's very simple. If you don't do that, you're going to have this problem, big numbers, right? And why is that important? That's for the footprints. I'm going to show you in a bit, right? The footprints, one of the overflow tools, very important. Um, it's just going to be annoying, right? So that's why you're going to have these three settings, right? Because you don't need these these decimals anyway. You know what I mean? All right. So, um the first thing that you're going to see in MMT is that it's very flexible. It's a very flexible um system in terms of layout design. And that's a good thing, but it's also sometimes a bad thing because if you give people the option to be very flexible and basically you can do whatever you want. Yeah. Some people are abusing this stuff, making like 100 of these widgets and then they fit it into a screen with all problems that come uh with it because each of these panels, each of these these you can see you can you can actually click it out, right? You see that? You can you can you can drag it out and you can move it right in the middle is going to make a tab. We're going to dock it to the to the left, left, left here, right? You can actually drag it out, dock it to the right, right, right? You know what I mean? So, it's very flexible. You can move these things. It's actually very simple. You know what I mean? If you're a little bit of a gamer, if you ever touched Roblox or something, you're gonna Yeah, it's going to be fine. It's going to be fine. You know what I mean? But it's different, right? It's a bit different. For example, if I want to open up a new chart, it's very simple. Widget uh new chart here. Let's take eat for example. Boom. You have a E chart right now here. And it's basically not docked, right? Some people are confused. They say, "What the [ __ ] going on, Anthony? What is this thing?" Well, yeah, you need to drag it wherever you like, right? For example, boom. Now we have two charts. You know what I mean? Let's kill the the dump. Boom. And now we are in a bit of a trouble. Let's put this here like that. Well, whoops. Two charts. You know what I mean? And you can make four, you can make five, you make you can make 20 charts. But do not be mistaken. Each of these panels, right? It's very easy to add them, right? But there's where the problems come in. Some people have like eight charts, but you need to understand that eight of these heat maps, right? These these heat maps here, they take memory. You know what I mean? they consume memory on your system. So if you have eight, four, six of these things on your layout, yeah, that could be a problem from time to time. If you're if you have a big machine or something, that's something different. But if you have a a small a small Chromebook or something, that can be that can be problematic. So that's why I always um suggest to use the concept of layouts. And that's what we're going to that's what we're going to um discuss right now. So in MMT you have two concepts. You have the concepts of templates. Let me actually kill some cho because it's like too much for me. And volumes like let's let's delete all this stuff. You see there's always a problem as well. People do not know like how do I delete stuff. It's here. You know what I mean? If you hover the legend it's a bit of the same as trading view. Um you see this this garbage can. If you click that the layer is gone. And if you click it, if you click this thing, if you click this, you hide it. You know what I mean? There's no eye icon because you just need to click it. It's straightforward, but also not. Some people miss it, and I can understand that. But now, you know, you know what I mean? So, you can actually just delete these things. All right. Uh, delete, just hide them. Okay. Uh, let's do the heat map. Let's do this away. So, boom. So, right now, I have this thing. And you're going to see for example I have these uh green and red candles, right? And of course some people do not like that. That's why in MMT you can configure whatever you like. So you can go to the settings thing and then you're going to say for example I want to have a white thing and I want to have I don't know like uh whatever click the body. You can even have hollow candles. You can configure it whatever you like. The same thing like trading view. You know the deal, right? That's pretty cool here, right? But let's say you have um some bunch of other indicators stacked here and you color them beautiful, right? And you open up a new widget for example, right? For example, here you want to open up Doge, right? Now you have these green candles again, right? And if you spend like two hours and there are some people basically in the community that spend a lot a lot a lot of time um making everything beautiful and you make a new chart, you're in problem because you need to do everything from scratch and that's a bit annoying. Yes, that's why we have the concept of a template, right? So, you can basically um let me let me click this chart, right? And then I can go here um into chart templates. And now I can actually say, "Hey system, save me this thing, this chart. Templates are only for charts, widgets. Save this chart widget everything and its configuration into a template." Right? You do this save as. You give save as. You save as. Save as. Uh, for example, fu create. So now you have this template, right? And you can actually click the other charts and basically load the template and load fu. And now you have the same thing. That's a template. That was magic. Exactly. Because it is. But you need to understand what that does, right? And that's pretty cool because you could also say like, hey, but ah, I want to make a high time frame thing. I'm I want to have a high time frame template. So you could say, okay, I'm going to go to one hour, right? The one hour here, right? And for example, I want to have uh I don't know like uh is it going to save indicators? Actually, I don't actually know. Let's test. We have this cute little VB up here. Look at him. Hello. You see? And then you can actually say um go back. If you click save as, you're going to you're going to save it as a new one, which you can save to FU, right? And then you can actually uh load this thing back, I think. FU. Boom. And now you have a VWAP as well. Here you see. So you can basically make a chart for footprints and everything you need. time frame, bin sizes, tick sizes, ticks per row, actually, which we're going to cover, and just save it as a template. And the next time you open up a new widget for another tick or whatever, you can actually load that template back in. That's amazing in it. That's what it is. Um, is it 100% super good? Uh, I don't think so. I I there needs to be a couple of changes that needs to be made in the future. Uh, it's pretty powerful, but it's also ah there are troubles with it, right? But we're gonna we gonna we're gonna filter these rubbles out and make it way better. Right. Templates. Simple. Uh yes. Now we're going to go to layouts. Right. A template is only for the chart. Okay. A layout is your whole screen. You need to think about the layout as maybe maybe you can compare it with a workspace but also not. But you can maybe you know what I mean. A layout is actually like okay cool listen I'm going to have two charts here it do and then I'm going to basically add an order book in between. I don't know B&B for this is the worst the worst layout ever but it doesn't really matter. I'm going to put the order book here in the middle uh like this. I'm going to say let's I don't know 1.1. This is good enough. You can actually change colors here as well, right? Did you know that? Uh something like this. Well, boom. This is my layout actually. Let's let's let's let's open up this chart. Let's let's uh I don't know. We can do like a delta volume or something. You know what I mean? Boom. Delta volume here, right? And you want to actually save this. You can go to here in the corner, right? And you can basically say, okay, um, yeah, I made a mistake. The thing is I'm going to save this layout. So if I refresh this thing globally, you see it loads the same layout, right? The thing is that um, there is no way to copy a layout. That's a problem. But we can actually get around with this, but it's always going to be comp complicated. If you want to make a new layout, right? This is your default layout. For example, the default layout. If you want to make a new one, you can say new layout here. You're going to call it, you never guessed it, fu. And you create this and it's going to create a fresh screen for you. I understand we should have an option to basically uh duplicate an existing layout. That would make things a little bit easier. I note that for you. It's on the list. So, we're going to make a new chart. For example, forcoin. You know what I mean? Uh and then we're going to say add a new widget uh trace or something. Uh, that's going to be super annoying because it's going to make it that's going to make sound and I don't want that. Um, let's do it dumb or something. I mean, like this thing. Boom. And I'm going to actually save to my full layout. Now I can actually switch to my default layout. And I got go back to my full layout. You know what I mean? Um, that's the thing. Easy templates, beautiful charts, colors, yada yada yada, which you can apply on different widgets on different chart widgets. layouts your whole screen. It saves literally everything. You know what I mean? You could basically do what you maybe did not know, a lot of people don't know that is that you can actually um dock a chart as a tab. You see this, right? This is basically Fartcoin. This tab is BNB. Fartcoin BNB fartcoin BNB. Before recently, your layout was saved every I don't know every 5 seconds. But right now it's not anymore. layout is get saved um on special events. For example, if you change this now, it's going to save your layout, but it's not always going to save your layout for everything you do. So, make sure we're going to change the way layouts are being saved very soon. So, you can have multiple tabs in your browser. We're not going to discuss this issue. Uh basically OG users, they know what I'm talking about. Uh we're going to change that so you can have multiple tabs open. Um, but make sure that if you change something, you add an indicator or whatever, make sure before you go to the bedroom to take a [ __ ] you basically save the layout. Uh, just to be sure. All right, cool. Templates, layouts covered. All right, I'm going to drink because I'm already out of breath. This is the basics. Okay. Are we going to get a recording? Yes, baby. You're going to get one. Um, TRDR XO enough for me. I want to find something else. Anthony, MMT is great. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. It's going to be even more badish on the future, but we are a small team and you know what I mean? We're doing our best. We're doing our best. Uh, we want to make it um as good because you deserve that. You know what I mean? So, that's the thing. All right. Uh, layout templates. I hope that was clear. If there are questions, hey, feel free to jump into our Discord community. Um, always open. There are like very very very very helpful people. HFG, Eman, um, Franco, Crolik, and and all the boys, they're going to help you. And even me and of course our AI assistant, Caprak, um, they will do that. Uh, will there be even will there ever be data we can look up a specific time period? Uh, you mean replayability or something like that? We have some we have we have a lot of plans in the future. We have there's some cool stuff coming coming very soon. Um Q4 is going to be amazing. Um I see. Yes, we're going to we're going to add we're going to add like the a complete back testing engine which going to going to replay the whole market. Uh that's that's that's planned. That was basically planned for me January. But you know what I mean. Um that was actually my initial plan was to make um more propri proprietary tools um for retail like because I I worked for exchanges, I worked for market makers and I built these things in house for these people, right? visualization tools and all that stuff, aggregators and all all this [ __ ] that market makers use to do their analysis um or to follow their algorithms to follow the market to see if there are volatility spikes. Uh because once there is volatility these guys are basically pulling their orders most of the time. So I built these things and I man I said I think retail should have access to the same tools because they are using like these old duffy stuffy uh how do you call it dusty dusty programs. it's time for these guys to give them something more real time. Um, and that's basically the why MMT was born and we it got picked up on Twitter and yeah, we changed our direction into a more of an orderflow tool instead of a of a quant tool. You know what I mean? But we're going to have these features very soon. All right, cool. What's on the list here? Uh, templates and layouts. What is thick size? Very important. thick size it's like for me it's a second nature and probably for a lot of you guys it's also going to be second nature but actually that's not um because I see a lot of questions coming in even I was so flabbergasted because even people on Twitter like like big accounts it was I was flabber I was yeah I was a bit bit um confused and and because they couldn't understand what why certain events happened uh on MMT and it's all related related to text size. So what we're going to do is we're going to make a clean chart here. We're going to delete um these things. Sometimes what I do is deleted the wrong tab. Sometimes what I do is when I have this this uh a clean chart, right, is basically uh save as for example clean, right? And I create this this temp this template here. The moment I open up a new widget, for example, a chart, I open up BDC, I'm going to have the same [ __ ] [ __ ] over again. and I don't want that. Then I just load my my clean my clean thing. Boom. And now I have a clean chart, right? Um that's what I do from time to time. Just a clean template. So it deletes all this this this crap. You know what I mean? Want to start from scratch. All right. Um okay. So basically thick size. Yes. Let's let's open up something. Uh let's open up footprints. Let's open up a cluster. Right. So the first time when you if you open up footprint is very simple, right? You just click you click this thing. Uh, and you go to cluster or profile, right? Clusters are basically um rectangles. They are all rectangles. Anthony, what the [ __ ] are you talking about? It's fine. Clusters are these these boxes and and and profiles are also boxes, but you know what I mean. The profile and and the [ __ ] thing, right? It's it's easy, right? I'm just a cook, guys. I'm just a cook. I'm being forced I'm being forced by by our VCs to give this presentation and I'm just a cook, you know, because Yeah. All right. So, you see footprints and Yeah. If you open this is weird, right? You don't see any numbers and and and then you're going to let me actually auto fit here, right? And people are going to zoom in and you see, hey, look, what is this? MMT is garbage. Garbage program. No, it's not garbage. This is the [ __ ] smallest tick size on the planet. You're going to see nothing. And then say, "Yeah, but on EXO, I can see." Yeah, I know. But this is the raw tick size, raw bin sizes. Of course, you're not going to see. How do you do that? While we remember these use rise mod uh rise right mouse button for 360 zoom I can actually start zooming in here which makes no [ __ ] sense. Look at this this candle. It's huge. It's larger than the [ __ ] Mariana trench. So this is not good. Why is that? Because we are Let me go let me here click this thing. Boom. Um because we are on the five minute chart and let's open up the settings here. What do we see? we see a tick size of 50. 50. That's that's that's that's small. Of course, we're not going to see anything, right? That's why tick size is super important. So, if we up the tick size, the bins will be bigger, right? And I'm going to explain tick size for you. Let's do 200 for example. You see? Save. And if you go 200, you see if we boom. Now, we now now we're talking. Now, we're talking. Look at this, right? And you can you can use this to pinpoint to basically what do you want to see here? Boom. Look at that. This is beautiful. Let us be honest. No auto fit. No, that it's all that's that's for that's for the retail. We don't need that. We are professional traders. We use this zoom. You know what I mean? Look at that. Right. I'm personally not a big fan of the uh double double double uh column footprints. I I always use the um the delta. I'm a delta boy. You know what I mean? I'm a delta. Look at this. Beautiful. Um nice. All right, man. That Flemish accent is thick as my I know, bro. It's also very funny because I didn't stream for a long time. Well, a long time. Not normally I stream like two times a week or something or making YouTube videos and right now I'm talking Flemish at home for so long and you can see that I'm getting rusty. You know what I mean? I'm getting a little bit rusty. Um individual candle curly. Ladies and gentlemen, if you want to have some alpha from I think a very respectable trader, you need to join the discord and um talk to Krillic. He's my bald friend from u the other the other side of the planet. You know what I mean? He taught me Zen, by the way. And don't let us be honest. Do I not look relaxed? Huh? Where is tension? I I don't I don't see any tension here in the room. It's like all relaxed. And it was different. I know it was different. And I was sometimes a little a little bit of mean and a little bit of a sharp on the tongue. Sometimes sharp on the tongue, but that's because, you know what I mean? Working 15 hours a day, having two kids and a [ __ ] wife, that's basically all set up for for for complete burnout, isn't it? But that's not true. Thanks to Kick, he teached me Zen and right now I'm basically uh Zen, you know what I mean? Breeding all the time. Holy [ __ ] All right. So, um, yes. So even if people figure out that they can do this way, what's going to happen is they go for example to one hour two hour time frame and now this like man it's not working. Look at this. Yeah, but it's because the thick size stays the same, right? Your thick size, the height of your rows of your footprints, they stay they are they are still here. They are still at 200, right? They are still at 200. And um the higher your time frame, the larger your candles, the the larger the price movement is going to be. It basically means that these bins are going to shrink, right? So each time frame, you change your time frame. It's very important. If you're an orderflow trader, some people trade on the one minute, some people trade on the five minute, some people trade on the 15 minute, right? If you trade on the one hour, it's possible. Everything is possible because it's all fractional. But still, you need to change your tick size. Okay? I'm I'm going to explain. Let's What is stick size? What is stick size, Anthony? What is sticks per row? Bin size, row height. What is that? It's very simple. Let's go to the whiteboard. It's basically every instrument, right, Anthony? What is an instrument? An instrument is basically a ticket or a symbol, right? In professional terms, right, they call that an instrument. BDC, USDT is an instrument. We call it a ticket or a symbol or whatever, right? But instrument, if you're basically on a family dinner and you're talking about crypto or trade fire or whatever you're going to call instrument, you're going to be you're going to be the biggest man on the table. You know what I mean? I I really think it's a wrong it's a weird uh naming, but hey, every ticker is going to have on an exchange, right, on a market, they're going to have a a tick size. We're going to call this uh tick size. Oh my goodness. We're going to call tick size tick size. Okay. And the tick size is basically the smallest increment. It's the smallest increment price can do up or down on that particular market. For example, correct me if I'm wrong. If you take Binance, Binance, it's actually very is very important guys. I know it's very important uh to understand this uh because tick size is basically everything you see on your chart is going to be thick size based, right? Binance Futures perpetuals. Binance FB BDC BDC USDT USDT is going to be a thick size a TS of 0.1. Correct me if I'm wrong. Right? That basically means that if if price moves up or down if it moves just a little bit. It's the the little the littlest bit. You have a little take more little and take then the littlest. If that happens, it's always going to be in increments of 0.1. Okay? It's going to be 10. Hey, you're going to laugh, but Bitcoin was back in the day was $10. You know what I mean? Now it's 100K, but back in the day it was 10. So, let's go back into the f into nostalgic times where I didn't participate. It's going to be 10.1. It's going to go to the minimum increment 10.2. It's never going to be from 10.1 to 10.0 15. We're never good at math. It's never going to do that. It's always going to be 10.1 10.2 9.8. date 8.6 6.9 baby 6.9 possible okay some exchanges markets for example I don't know I think Coinbase correct me if I'm wrong it's just like the top of my hat um I think Coinbase has a tick size 0.01 01 for BDC. Correct me if I'm wrong, actually to be honest. I don't know. Where's Coinbaza? Where's Coinbase, bro? He's bing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Coinbase is 0.01. And that's a problematic problem. Why? Because now your your bin sizes are basically disappeared. People, it's a book. Look at that. Damn, this is not good. It's your bin. It's your thick size. And normally I know C uh C2M basically always said, Anthony, nice platform, but you need to use a thick size multiplier, right? And a thick size multiplier is basically something that multiplies your thick size. Isn't that amazing? Uh why? Because uh to prevent high to prevent this, right? Because right now it's 200, right? You're going to have 2,000 heat. That's crazy. You know what I mean? So you can have a multiplier tick size multiplier which I probably going to add very soon. You're going to say like hey listen uh all my tick sizes multiply them by two multiply them by 10 to prevent you to fill in these big thick sizes here which I don't actually care to fill these big numbers in. I like big numbers. You know what I mean? Especially on the bank account but uh you know um that's it. Okay size very important. So what did we learn? Smallest increment. So what does that mean? ticks per row. Right? So, it's very simple, right? Because if you go to MMT, you're going to say tick size. Actually, this is the worst naming ever ever done on a platform. Why did nobody complain about this? This should be tick per in my opinion. Is it everywhere the same thing? Look at this takes perogue. That's actually what it needs to be. Ticks per row. How many ticks of 0.1 are going to have per row? That's basically what this means. So, can somebody note cap track? Notice footprints text size not good. Text per row is what the naming needs to be. You see? Um, okay. Cool. So, yes. So, what do we do? What do we mean with TPR? I'm going to call it TPR. Text per row. TPR. How many text per row? So let's say we're going to have 200 ticks per row. That basically means that we're going to have 200 times 0.1, right? For Binance BCU USD futures for Coinbase that's going to be 200 times 0.01. So what do we do here each time? So you know that the market footprints or order flow tools are basically volume based market volume based, right? that basically market people that market buy market buyers. Press a button and they buy. That's what it says, right? So, what's happen is each time where's my we're going to make a bin, right? Going to make footprint bins, right? 100 150 200, right? Okay. So each time somebody buys on a price for example 101 we need to classify for uh I don't know guys 10 bitcoin or something right the size price price and size somebody buys at price 101 with size 10 we need to classify we need to we need to add that volume somewhere right why if you don't do that you're going to have invisible pins you're going to have these small pins you need to go very very very deep into the trenches to find what's going on. It's also a lot of noise, right? So, we need to aggregate, we need to group the sizes at prices, okay, people market by and we're going to basically divide that 180 98 put them in here. That's what's happening. We categorize these into prices. We aggregate them, right? And that's basically what you see here. Knowing that, let's go back to Binance F. Huh? Why? I don't know. It's just good. You see, now it's super big, right? That's what she said. I swear to God. Recently, recently. Um, so yeah, you see what I mean? All these market buyers or sellers, we group them into these bins and they are basically sizes, right? This is in coin basically means this is bitcoins 145 bitcoins. If we change this to USD $60 million baby, you know that's very simple. If you want to see in USD or you want to see in coin, you can you can choose. You know what I mean? That's stick size. Anthony the biggest question. Okay, nice man. I didn't understand anything. Just tell me what's the configuration. Well, that's depending on the glasses you have on your eyes. It doesn't actually really matter. And this is very controversial uh saying in my opinion size doesn't really matter too much as long as it makes sense. That's weird, isn't it? And you still don't know, right? Because you don't even know what makes sense. I don't even know what makes sense. But what I want to say is that a thick size makes sense if it's visually making sense on your screen. And what do I mean by that? For example, if I'm if I'm trading here, right? Um, and I do something like this. Like, why is this Let's go back to we are in the two hours. Footprints on the two hours can make sense if you want to map out levels. I can talk about this on future videos, right? Uh, but in my opinion, using footprints above a 50-minute chart makes no sense unless you're going to map out levels, right? And what do I mean by that? You could go to even to a daily chart, make a decent tick size, uh get some pucks from your the pro the point of controls from your footprints and you can use that as daily levels and previous day levels, right? And then go back into the five minute and then you have these these footprint pucks on the higher time frame. That's what you could do. But if you really want to want to investigate orderflow to find an entry or to find some reversal, you want to catch a knife, then you go in my opinion five to one minute, three minute, we don't have that yet. Uh, you know what I mean? That's but that's that's me. Like I'm not a professional trader, so why do the hell do you even listen to me, you know? Um, one minute. All right. So, this makes no sense. You know what I mean? If this makes sense to you, you're never going to make it, right? So, what we're going to do is we're going to find a good a good bin size. Let's let's try a 100, for example. Well, 100 could make sense. You know what I mean? This could this could perfectly make sense uh on a one minute chart. If you go to a five minute for example, um for me this is already it could make sense but for thish I my my my way my my bins my my tick size most of the time 200 is what I is what I use from time to time like 200 right depends you can go lower the lower you go the more detail you're going to be the more accurate it's going to be but also the more noise you know what I mean noise but noise and the higher you're going to go it's the more overview view you're going to have the less noise but it's like you miss this this this the concept of detail right um if it visually makes sense this makes for me this makes visually makes a lot of sense right but I'm going to give you the best tip so and that basically works for everything but this is the best tip if you use orderflow right there are a lot of orderflow tools for example we're going to have the VPSV. Where is this thing? Uh yeah, the VPSV visible visible profile session volume. I think um daily is fine. I'm thinking what I'm going to do here. I make it a little bit smaller, I guess. So, it's important that if you use these tools, in my opinion, let's let's actually go let's go to the 15 minute why because it's going to make a little bit more visually sense for what I'm trying to explain here. Right? You see the volumes are a bit are a bit um better. Right? So, if you're investigating this orderflow wise, right, what you want to do is you want to make sure that every orderflow tool you have open on your chart has the same tick size. That's very important. And it's actually my job, it's MMT's job to make that easy for you. And we don't have that. It's basically a syncing bin size across all order orderflow um tools. For example, you could say, okay, uh for BDC, I want to have 250 ticks per row. And every orderflow tool should have the same text per row. Why? Because if you want to map out order flow, if you want if you want to see the book lines, the the the the the value area highs, the lows, the the point of controls, they are all bin based. So it should make super much sense for you to use the same bin sizes, tick sizes, ticks per row, right? For example, let's do let's do a little bit higher, 400 for example. Why? Because then we can see numbers. Um and then we do the same thing here. We do the same 400. So right now you're going to see that these bins here right look look they line up they have the same tick per row. So that basically means that all the calculations all the aggregations of the market volume are basically falling into the same bins on this particular instrument market right so that also means that these pox right the the the naked extended pox they are basically going to nicely line up with the center of your bins. So that basically means that you're going to have a a perfect orderflow setting for this, right? If you want to use that. So this is for the VPSV for a very important tool that you can use is the heat map as well. Right? I hope this makes a little bit more sense here. Where are we in the thing? Uh what is thick size? Is this clear for everybody? Is it also clear that there is no such thing as the correct tick size like hey 200 ticks per row is the the the the bread and butter for for for Bitcoin on on Binance futures. No, it's not. In my opinion, it's it's completely not. As long in my opinion, it's important to keep all your overflow tools in the same tick size tick per row because it makes sense. Everything is going to line up, right? Yeah, only text size Minecraft update this week. Thanks, Anthony. Good alpha. All right. Um, FIP to save the changes. I know, but the FIP should save. Is it not saving the Fibonacci? We're going to test. We're going to test later on Fibonacci. We also have drawing tools, guys. Very simple. Fibonacci your way to rectess. Uh, Fibonacci is going to be we're going to cover Fibonacci. We're going to cover Fibonacci and the trading tips because I'm a trading guru. Um, yeah. So, the question is not still not not answered, right? What is what is the the the the best thick size to use? You need to follow the heat map in my opinion. Oh my. For example, I'm going to open up the heat map here. Let's go to five minutes actually. Yes, please load. Uh, yes. So, you can see the heat map. Look, you see the heat map. Actually, let's go to the one minute by the way. Um, okay. So, now we have these heat map bins. Can we actually use uh veris or ver is not plasma. That's actually not good. Let I I like to use thingy amberlow, right? Emberglow. Okay. So um you see the heat map bins are basically uh you can see right uh 70 to 80. First of all what is the heat map? The heat map is basically a snapshot of the order book every candle right on the one minute on the one minute time frame is going to be a snapshot of the order book every one minute. Okay. On the five minute chart it's going to be a snapshot of the order book every five minutes and so on. That's that's that's it's the it's the it's the uh liquidity heat map. It's the order book heat map. Nothing special bent based aggregated based on the tick per row. What is a tick per for the for the for the heat map? Because you cannot change that. And the problem is it's very computationally intensive. So that's why you cannot change it. It's $10, right? And that should basically be I don't have no clue. That should basically be Is it 200 or it's probably going to It's going to be No, no, no, it's not. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, it's 50. It's 50, Anthony. It's 100% 50, bro. It's 100% 50. It's not. Is it 100 then? I'm confused. Let me open up another color scheme. My mat's so bad. You see it? It's not. Where is How can I wait? No, no, no, no. It's 100. It's 100. Yeah. Yeah, it's 100, bro. Yes. Quick, Matt. All right. So, in my opinion, if you're on MMT and you're doing orderflow with footprints and you're using the heat map, which you always should in my opinion, because you're going to see what's in order books and what's get filled. It's very important to see to get a reversal or not. You know what I mean? Is this absorption? Is it absorption? Is it not? It's going to be completely filled. We go higher. Then we are in trouble. If it's uh reaching if it's reaching a a liquidity wall and it's basically it's it's it's not filling it completely, we reversal can can come in, right? These things to catch these to catch these uh range reversals. Basically, that's what it small reversals here and there. You know what I mean? Um so what is the best stick size guys? in my opinion is just follow the heat map 100 on the one minute chart because then everything is going to make sense and you're going to perfectly see if there's something weird going on. I don't know. Uh yeah, we cannot price is not dipping into this. But then you can actually see if if the footprint comes in heat. You're going to see if it's if it's if it if it filled this 23 million uh bitcoins, you know what I mean? And you can perfectly see that because they match 100%. That's what I would do if I was you. You know what I mean? And it makes visually sense as well, right? If you zoom in, look at that. You're going to have these candles. Look, you have a bit of history. You can clearly see what's going on. You have your heat map all set up for success. You know what I mean? All right. Um the heat map as well. So basically, what is a heat map? Heat map is the other book, right? So basically this thing, if we open up uh the other book, right? Um it could a dome actually to let's open up a dome. the depth of market which is basically an a never- ending footprint right BTC where is a dome the dome is a never- ending footprint let me actually do this uh let me let me do this I get it like that let me do this if you want to have a dom I always do click auto center you know what I mean pick something decent 10 um or basically make the same bins right now it's all the same bin right 80 to 90 this is the same thing 10 bin size here. Uh, right. Bin size uh of $10. Here, bin size of $10 for the for the for the footprints. Bin size of $10 for the dome. If you use something else, you never guessed it. What's you going to use? $10 bin size. You know what I mean? All the same. So, you have a unified experience. If you're still not doing this, you're doing it wrong. My opinion. Know what I mean? So, the dome never ending footprint. You're going to see this later on here. Why this is a never- ending footprint. You can reset your footprint. If you click reset, boom. Now it's reset. You know what I mean? All right. Hood 150 I use on BDC. 250 for higher time frames. Yes. Makes a lot of sense. 150. This is in this case 100 because I like to like I said before I think it should always um match the heat map in my opinion. But that's my opinion. You know what I mean? All right. What are good settings for the heat map? Uh big question, right? um that aren't that aren't what are the most common problems with the heat map? Most common problems is that users going to basically drag this slider, right? Um and they're going to set they're going to they're going to visually make make it sense like okay like this and then we're going to we're going to cut down some noise. I mean it's already too much in my opinion. Well, cool. Now we're going to see right now we're going to clearly see okay we have big liquidity here sitting at 109. We have some somewhat of a decent sized 26 million 24 million sitting at 108 and at a little bit lower. You know what I mean? So you can also see that price is nicely moving into uh ranging into that in in between and all that stuff. Good. The problem is the moment you're going to change uh time frames, right? It's different the moment you're going to change stickers. If I if I change to eat for example, but I think I've recently fixed it somewhat. Well, it's not fixable because it's not a bug. Uh, if I go to eat, for example, you see eat Anthony, I I just configured my heat map. So beautiful. What the hell's going on? Mm. Please help us. There's a problem, guys. You need to understand that I know what you want. You want it to save and it's always going to be the same. It's always going to have a nice a nice representation of what you conveyed. But we can't. It's just impossible. Why? Because the heat map works based on sizes, right? Trading is actually very simple, right? Trading is all based on size at a certain price. That's it. And then you have two, you have no Yeah, if I say this, you only have two participants in the market. Then of course, Marty and Cody, they're going to come here with their Pittsburgh. It's not true. In my opinion, two participants. You have the market, people that buy market and people that basically uh makers and takers. Simple as that. You know what I mean? People that place market orders and people that place limit orders. Simply explained. But I'm a simple man. That's why I also won the Nobel Prize for simplification. You know what I mean? But I understand the more I'm in the more I'm in I'm in the space here on on I'm I'm here for I think eight years. You can verify my Twitter. Check my check my first tweet about crypto. It's like 2017 or something. You know what I mean? People didn't talk about uh passive buyers and active buyers and all these concepts, but the thing is that the the longer we are in the space, the more people are learning and the more complex these influencers need to be because if they're not going into complexity, they're not going to sell anymore. It makes a lot of sense, right? That's a good technique because at a certain point of time, um people are basically educated, right? support and resistance, you know what I mean? Uh, Fibonacci retracements and some and some and now it's absorption and and and and passive buyers and and all this crazy stuff. Um, that basically is a simple simple thing. It's always volume and price. You know what I mean? I have no clue what's going on anymore. I'm basically my HG brought me into a space. I don't know it existed. Uh, what are we actually explaining? Uh, oh yeah. So, the heat map, the heat map is basically color graded, right? You can see this, right? It's basically a color grading scale. All right, I clicked off HD. It's a bug. And we basically map a maximum max maximum size maximum BDC with the minimum BDC, right? Minimum BDC, right? So if you this is of course eat I know. Let's go back to BDC then to make it uh because people going to pitchfork. You don't need you're talking about BDC. You bastard. You're scammer. You're scamming us. So right now what we're saying is okay we we the vid the color scheme map it map it map this thing is actually very important to understand is a very important concept because this concept um happens for basically also liquidity maps and on different platforms it basically understanding how it's made understanding what it does is going to technically make you a better trader. Um it maps from 0.1. Why not zero? Because zero is nothingness, right? 0.1 because colors, these color map algorithms, they don't work with zero. You cannot 0 time 0 is 0. 0 time 0. Z is zero. You know what I mean? It's it's it's nothing. So 0.1, you know, um it's going from 0.1 to the maximum size of BDC that we found 793. What is that number? What do you think that number is? 793 BDC's. That's a lot of BDC in it. That's the largest order. That's the the largest block, the largest size of block we could find in the history we fetched from the server. And then we have 0.1. Okay. Today you're giving away asphan. Today you give away esphen. What's that? What does that mean? Will this be recorded? It is recorded, bro. When this stream ends, you can rewatch this with your tissues as many times you want. Okay. So, we scale our colors between these two things, right? Okay. Purple at the 0.1, bright and yellow at 793. And that's why we don't see anything huge. Why? Because these orders are hidden, right? They are most of the here is the the culprit. The culprit is here. You know what I mean? Like look at this guy. This is this thing, right? And it's probably way higher and and or or lower. It's somewhere. You know what I mean? Maybe it's this [ __ ] here. 77. But yeah. Yeah. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. We are in coin. We are in USD. Boom. Coin. Let's find him back. Yeah, I know. Look at this. Try this. Try this Kyoto or something. You know what I mean? Try it. Try it. You can't. It's only on MT. It's smooth as [ __ ] here. This should be the 700 thing. You see 794. This is the highest wall we could find in in the history. Sitting at 116. That's easy. Yeah. Placing this liquidity so high. Nobody's going to touch it. Hey, I can do that as well, right? I can I can I can put a couple millions at that level. I I'm making the markets, you know what I mean? I I put it so high nobody's gonna touch it and I'm gonna say, "Hey guys, I'm making a market on Bitcoin." Huh? That's Everybody can do this, bro. Come on, man. Put it lower. Um. Yes. Okay. So, we scaling this color. The thing is that the moment you're going to drag your slider, right? And you're going to you're going to you're going to move it down, you're basically not going to scale against this number anymore, right? You're going to say, "Hey, okay, cool. That's nice. This order is in is in is in Valhalla in oblivion. I need I need to make sure my grading is more around my price. I need to make sure the grading the visually makes more sense for me more around the area I'm trading in, which is basically the price level. You know what I mean? Because if you're not trading in the price level, I don't know what you're doing, you know? Um, so you scale it down. You scale this order down. And of course, you scale the min size up because if you scale the min size up, it's going to basically remove the sizes that's sitting below there. So you don't have the noise. You know what I mean? Nobody cares about 0.2 BDC. You know, maybe maybe in 10 years, but not now, right? So now you only have this range left, right? And that's the range that basically is like that. Boom. Now we have this range here, right? It makes sense for us. Now it makes sense. What's the correct setting? There is none. There really is none. Um, and of course, I'm an experienced BTC trader. I know where the good size is the 50 uh is a 5100 for example. I think that I use 5100. From time to time, I try to use 5100, but this is weird suddenly. I don't know what it is. Um, or 5200 could use something like that. That's sometimes what I do, right? But don't ask me what the best what what this is not even a good setting. You know what I is like don't even listen to me you know like it it needs to make visually sense and that's where the problem comes in why because you could say what am I clicking always this HD you could say like this is not a big order this is not this this is not a big wall right is this is this a big wall what is this let's let's make it USD 30 million that's decent size right but is it. Does it look Does it look decent? No, it doesn't look decent. So, I'm going to do this. Now, it's starting to look decent. Right. So, now it's a big wall. It's the biggest wall, right? This is this is this is an insane big wall or not? Or is it? And that's where a lot of beginner traders have problems with is that they see that on a on a on a on a on a screenshot on the internet and say, "Wow, look at this. This is insane. What resistance? No, it's the same thing. Well, this is this annoying B heat. Uh, and luckily we are as fast that nobody that nobody knows it notice it. But you see it's 30 million heat and it's going to stay 30 million heat. The colors just changed because you you manually basically artificially made it look that it's a bigger size but actually is not, right? Because it's visually just making sense for you. It needs to be visually making sense, you know? And it's the same thing with the liquidity heat map which we're going to discover we're going to talk about very soon because people say yeah but it doesn't match with the others and it doesn't do this and doesn't Yeah, I know because everybody grades his liquidity map the way he wants the way it makes sense for him you know and we at MMT we give you the complete option of bin sizes but we're going to talk about it for the liquidity heat map which makes another problem right um that's a heat map so what what's the best setting there is none there really is no best setting for the heat map because the heat map stays the heat map. The heat map sizes stay 11 million no matter what you do, right? It's just a color change and they need to make sense for you, right? For me, this is already making sense because I know this is decent and this is kind of is liquidity here is liquidity and all the rest I I filter out, you know? Okay, makes sense. So, what's the problem with it with with the other with the other instruments then? Well, the problem is that if you save this setting because people wanted to save the setting, they were they were begging. They were begging me. They were sending like like death threats like we want to save this, right? And they want to save these settings. Okay, that's good. But tomorrow or maybe in an hour or in five minutes, this 793 is not 793 anymore. Maybe there is a bigger order coming in that's 900 and your whole color scale is [ __ ] up again. Giving you again other colors because we have a bigger max. Giving you the false illusion compared to your previous watch screenshot. One hour later it looks different and you're going to be freaking out. But it's because there is a bigger order. There's a big boy. Somebody added or whatever. I don't know. We're placing these orders, bro. 900. It's crazy. You know what I mean? Now, you can see the problem, right? 900 is BDC. This is bitcoins. Ethereum has more way more, right? Ethereum does not uh the val the value of Ethereum. It's it's going to be it's going to be 20 20k Ethereum or something, right? So, if you save these settings, they're not going to work for another ticker. You know what I mean? That's why they need to be reseted. And that's why each time you make a you open up the heat map, I don't really care about the saved settings. I just get the heat map here. Okay, cool. We are here. I just do this. I drag it a bit more like this. Boom. And I'm already done with my settings. I'm already complete. I don't need to see more. Right? If I go deeper into the footprints and I want to trade, okay, fine. Then I can actually go back here to the slider and give me give me some more some more room to work with. Right now I can see this again. It's just a small thingy. All right. That's how I use the heat maps. All right. HR wants to talk. You have to stream. All right. So that's that. That's a heat map. Very important uh for the heat map. Don't take it for grant don't take the heat map uh for granted. So what do I mean by that is like it's not because there is some big order right that this is going to be a wall that is always going to be there right uh so how market makers work is that they they are basically volatility um they are they are basically like stable hose what is a stable ho stable hose basically um like me I I like stability in my life you know what I mean I don't like these these these these weird circumstances tomorrow need no I want to I want to have this stable No, no surprises. The same thing with these market makers. They just want to basically nicely nicely place orders in a nice in a nice way, right? They want to they want to have a tight they want to have a tight straddle or whatever you call that a tight range and they want to basically just quote bit and ask. They want to quote that. And the moment there is a lot of volatility, that's the moment the moment most of the time these guys are going to pull orders as well. They're going to pull their orders because they don't like that. Or they going to go widerish. The guys going to go wider. They quoting wider. They don't like that. They want to quote tight not wider. But that's what they do when volatility rises. So that's why um levels such as the previous day high, previous day low, u weekly highs, weekly lows, high of the day, low of the day. These levels are very important reaction levels because that's where also in this you don't need to believe me. This is this is what I know. This is real. This is this is exactly how they do it, right? This is they don't hunt your they they these guys, they don't do anything, right? There is no such thing as I'm going to look for stop hunts and and and sweeping. It doesn't happen. It doesn't exist. They just if if these levels are being are being price is trading against these these important levels, previous day highs, um and all that stuff, um most of the time they just pull orders away. Hey, call call a couple of them. Do me a favor. Call a couple of them and ask them. That's what happens. Or they need to go they need to go higher, right? They like stability. They don't like volatility, right? And you should do too. In my opinion, if you want to be a good trader, want to be a very predictable trader where you can really really measure your strategies, where you can really measure progress, you should trade in in as in r as much range as you want and try to avoid um volatility because volatility is unpredictable and is good for these gamblers uh that have a life cycle of six months. You know what I mean? Don't take these orders for granted. It's not because he is like how like 40 that it's suddenly that this is going to be support. That's not true. How do we know that? What what what can be interested in heat? How can we use a heat map? Well, we can actually use the heat map. Um what the hell what are they doing with the scholar scheme, bro? What's going on? Um how do I drag this thing? It's basically when you have the footprints on top of that. If you have a footprint, I'm This is the worst actually to be honest. I have a brush So if you have a footprint, bro, I have a brush. That's insane, right? You can you can see if if this if this order if it's going to be filled or not, right? You can you can you can clearly know it based on the footprint. If the footprint shows you, you can know if it's filled. And if this is not even filled and you see like like this wick or something here, that basically means that there is not enough volume. There's it's it's getting completely absorbed. And that could basically be it could be a sign of of some kind of a reversal. It could be in especially if if if if you have for example like a volume volume profile open and and you can see that it's close to to to the value at a high and low or such you can this could be a perfect way to to reverse the range. You know what I mean? these things right but that's way too in depth I don't want to I want to don't want to go into that that's how the heat map can be used right because otherwise otherwise what people day way before heat maps were invented uh people were checking the order book or the dome right they were checking order books or the dome to see like hey I have a footprint here at this level what's going on here what are the what's going on in the order book and it was annoying right because things are moving rapidly and um it's just annoying right that's why the heat map uh gives you a way gives you a way betterish visual representation of what's going on. I cannot show it to you because price is is just like it's ranging. It's column. It's I cannot if for example, right, you can you know like like these things you can clearly see what's happening with these orders and all that stuff based on your footprints, right? But this okay um that's that. Now we have a bunch of these annoying brushes. What you can do is open up the drawing tools, click this thing here, and then you can actually just delete all your brush. I deleted the heat map as well. No big of a deal. You can bring it back like that. All right. Uh, all right. The heat map. Are there any questions about the heat map, man? This way, they can test the liquidity heat map and the HD option before deciding to continue. But is it possible to set up a 7-day trial on the website where the user enters their debit card details and a small charge is deducted to activate the trial. This way they can test the liquidity heat map and the HD option before deciding to continue. Yeah, but the thing is that I understand that you make a good point. You make a good point. But the thing is that um the difference between the the the nonHD heat map which basically loads like a [ __ ] That's crazy. Look at that. The thing is that there is no difference, right? A heat map is a heat map, right? So basically if you if you have this heat map or you have the HD heat map, it's the exact same. It's just smaller bent, right? It's smaller bent. You could say, yeah, but other platforms have maybe a smaller bin. Like I think uh they have they have no smaller bin, but that makes no sense. This bin makes no sense. It's it's too small. It's a too small of a bin in my opinion. I think 10 is perfect. Five is like maybe five could be good if the price was lower. If BTC was trading way low like 50k or something. No, if BDC was trading higher. I mean, I'm sorry. Right. This is fine. In my opinion, there is no difference between HD and non HD. It's just the bin size, right? The map behaves the same thing. Right. The map behave behaves the same thing. The smoothness, the premium feel, the customizability of MMT is just like, you know what I mean? Today's pink day because a little a little pink is nice, you know? So that's thing bros can aggregate the heat map, right? Procan can just aggregate everything. Boom, aggregate the whole shebang. Now we have a complete aggregated heat map over 13 exchanges, right? That's nice. But what's the difference? What what's there to to test? You know, it's the same heat map as non-HD. It's the same as HD. It's just like um smaller bent and aggregated, you know. That's why we don't do it because we give a lot away for free. We give a lot of premium fastness, snappiness away for free. It's just like the number of indicators, the number of um widgets. You can you can add TPO and some other indicators that are that are paid. But in my opinion, guys, I'm going to be completely honest, right? So you need to understand that we cannot live without asking for a price. That makes sense, right? That makes sense. We are a business. We are a startup. We need to charge. That's normal, right? And I agree that money is money for you. I I completely agree. And but you need to be honest. You get a very snappy product that's getting developed day by day. We do releases every week. So you're not only buying into the product for usability to use, you're also buying into support, you're buying in to be a part of something great. If we continue on this pace, if we and the team cap, me and Ash Lewis Reef, if we continue on this Elon and we can hire some nice guys maybe even from the community and we can scale a we can build a very good product where you can be a part of where you can have supported you know and in return for your money which is not that much. It's like 200 $280 a year. What what's that? What is $280 in a year? It's nothing. I mean, you're a good trader. I know that. You have your good days. This should basically pay it back in just a couple of days trading. You know what I mean? Even now, it's like one trade for me. Like boom, chucka lak and you make like 500k, you know what I mean? Easy peasy. 500k, $500. 500k. So, you need to see it like that. Okay. liquidity heat maps. Any questions about the the normal heat maps? So, I know that in in MMT we have we have good stuff. We are fast. We are snappy. We you can do whatever you want in this thing. It's it the scripting is going to be amazing. But not everything is like pinpoint polished, right? If you if you open up a TPO chart for example, right? I'm going to delete the heat map. Makes no sense to have this heat map. If you open up the TPO, um it's a good TPO, but is it a finished TPU? No, because why? You can you can merge and all that stuff. It works snappy expanding. It's amazing. You can change whatever you want. You can change the I'm sitting in this thing. You can change the the weekly multi TPOS. But where are the the session TPOS like Asian session? They are not there. Uh saving saving uh composits is not there. So there's a little bit of polish that's missing, but we try to build some futures pretty good. We're going to give you a TPO that's very performant, that's very fast, that's very pleasing to work with completely. I'm sitting here. I'm sitting stuck here in these in these things. um where you can basically just just I give you all these cool options like uh color gradient tpos you can make the most beautiful charts charts you can post on your Twitter account uh to basically impress girls um and we try to basically do that we try to build all these features as fast as possible good enough for you to to to to use instead of basically focusing on tpo for for for for 6 months and built the best TPO ever made. Now your TPO can [ __ ] gold. No, you know what I mean? It's we need to make the tradeoff, right? We want to give you scripting. We want to give you everything you need, but you need to understand that the revisit of tools we already created will happen. We do that from time to time, right? I'm revisiting the footprints, then we revisit this. We we keep adding stuff and then we revisit and polish. Adding stuff and we revisit. This is this this this cycle that we are trying to do to basically get a lot of [ __ ] done but also make sure we polish along the way. That's our that's basically our approach and it works very well, right? Um you know that's what we do always always with with with performance in mind. There are a lot of good tools out there but let us be honest MMT is the fastest. It's the most snappiest, right? because I took the risk of building this and wasn't anyway. Um, did I risk? Nah. Nah. Okay. Uh, liquidity heat maps. What are liquidity heat maps? Liquidation heat maps. Liquidation heat map. I understand what you're going to say, Anthony. This looks not like the liquidation heat maps you see every else everywhere else. I know it's because we gave you a lot of custom customizability on these things. And I'm going to teach you how to build beautiful liquidation heat maps. Makes sense, right? Because look at the way that I look look at my hey, let us be honest. My liquidation heat maps, they look gorgeous. They look too, you know what I mean? They have swag and I post them all the time. I post them all the time. Look, I I make swag posts. Let's be honest. I'm a I make a swaggy. They call me Swaggot. Look at this. A same look. How do we do that? We I already teach you the concept of sizes, right? And that's the same thing with liquidity liquidation heat maps, right? Liquidation heat maps are basically not actually only liquidations. It's very hard to explain. So, let's keep it at the word liquidations before Marty and co are coming in with pitchforks and these paintball guns shooting on my window here and I need to clean the whole night. We don't want that, right? Okay. So this looks terrible. I know. How do we fix that? Well, the thing is that if you open up the settings here, right, we're going to have some color color maps available, right? And the first thing we're going to notice again because this is orderflow, everything involves volume at a size, volume at a price, volume at a price is the only thing you need to understand. Volume at price. That's basically the whole market. The same thing is here. We have some volumes that needs to be bent. at a certain price. And this basically means in orderflow terms, we're going to have a tick per row, right? And this ticks per row is basically something that I that the system picks for you to basically make sure your PC doesn't explode in your face. Right? Because if you take one tick per row, these lines are becoming invisible, right? And that's why people do not people think it's strange because they see way higher tick sizes on for example trading different or coin gloss or something else right they see it differently because these guys are using big big blocks because they're using trading they're using trading view charts to render and they cannot go as in-depth as we are these are good platforms right trading different going loss nothing wrong with these guys right not telling that right? This is just a bit different. We can go in super depth with that. If you do not want that, well, the only thing you need to do is you pick a bigger thick size and you can go very big in here. Um, that's what she said as well. For example, 2K actually that's a little bit too big and that's what also she said this. Right. Okay. Now what's going to happen is that there is no concept of liquidity from the past 24 hours. What's happening here is that we're going to take and and if you don't want do not want to have this extended thing, you just do this and then and okay, if that makes if this if this is better for you, you can click extended or not. Each time we're going to drag, we're going to fetch more candles. We're going to fetch more data from the server, right? And it's basically going to recomputee the whole system. It's going to recomputee the whole grading here. Right? And this is very very important lesson I'm going to teach you. And it basically reflects for all platforms. And it's very important so you are not making wrong calcul wrong assumptions of what's going to happen in the market. All right? And it's the same thing that I explained with the heat maps. It's the min and the max. Because if I drag this here, it feels like the market is basically going to [ __ ] explode that it's never exploded before. Blood is on the streets. There is so many blood on the streets that the blood is already even on your [ __ ] screen. That's what's showing here. But that's not the case. That's just because we are manipulating this to look good, right? So once we dragged a bit more in history, we're going to fetch more data, right? And um I I don't really like this color map. It's the worst. I don't even know why I made this. Let's let's plasma is the way to go. Right. So now you can see what's going to happen is that where's the rest of this thing? That's better. Right. So now we can actually configure we can configure liquidation levels and it's basically leverages, right? Each leverage is basically going to offset um potential. It's going to offset potential liquidity sitting at a certain level based on um proprietary levels we hardcode it. That's how it is, right? And that's why it sometimes diff makes it different from platform to platform. 25x is not always 25x on the same of these platforms, right? It could be different. Some maybe 25x is has another offset on trading different another offset on coin glass. We don't know, right? Everybody does what he wants. But the gross in the gross of schemes these platforms should line up. The only thing what will not line up all the time is the colors and that's uh what I'm going to explain. So first of all we're going to have we can take one home that we can take all these things in. And you see the moment you're going to take extra leverages in these things are going to change right it's going to [ __ ] up your liquidation map. That's why it's very important that that that I made this video here because um we need to make sure that we drag this in my opinion and I'm might going to change it this should always be at the maximum because that's going to give you the perfect color grade. You know what I mean? The moment you're going to drag this yourself which we make possible remember uh where is this thing here. the moment you're going to basically uh start manipulating the max size, you're basically going to lie to yourself in my opinion. And I do it from time to times, but it's because I know what it does and I know that I don't need to take the colors for granted and I just do it for visual purpose, for visual confluence. You know what I mean? All right. Um, yeah. Now we can use this is what I use from time to time is basically to filter out some noise. You know what I mean? And then you can clearly have a good overview on where potentially volume is resting. Does that mean that price will go to these volumes? No, it's it's not. That's not that's not what the market does. The market never hunts. People say that people say that price always goes to where the liquidity is, but that's not actually true. It's just looks like that, right? Price goes into the direction of least resistance. That's what price does, right? Price always moves into the direction with the least resistance. We are market participants. We buy market and we buy into we buy into the other side people sitting in the books liquidity from the order books right bits or asks if I want to buy market I'm going to fill an ask yes right if this asks if this ask is 10 BDC and I want to buy 20 BDC price going to move right if this if this limit order is 10 and I buy five price not going to it's absorbed, right? How do we get how do we manipulate resistance? Well, placing more limit orders or having more market volume. That's how price moves and nothing else, right? There's nobody that's basically sitting with a with a with a with a glass looking at at at stop- losses and liquid. It's doesn't work like that. price moves organically and it basically yeah goes in the direction where the least resistance is. Simple as that. Okay. So this you can change the color map if you want. I like plasma. You could use what's going on here. You could use Vidus Vidis. You can actually also say um you can clearly see that these maps are basically made just to look cool, right? Is it this then like a fugazi wazi woozy? No, it's not. These are going to give you ideas of where historical how can I how can I basically give a good word for for these things because a lot of people call it like yeah the reason why they call it liquidation heat maps is because we have these leverages heat right because we offset price based on the leverage right and most of the time it's going to line up very well. The reason why is because if you place um if you place an order if you if you mark if you if you in futures right and you place here you're going to long here at this level for example 10,000 right I hope this is going to explain it to you what I mean here you're going to basically put your stop loss somewhere right you're going to put it somewhere where you going to place your stop loss most of the time you're not even going to take care of riskreward ratio you're just going and say call and you're just going to put it about uh beneath some kind of a wick or or a or a body or or something or like a big level there. You're going to place your stop, right? The same thing happens if you don't place a stop and you just uh go futures long. You're going to have some you're going to you're going to be liquidated somewhere based on your leverage, right? And these leverages you pick 25% or uh 500x or whatever degen you are, you know what I mean? uh you that that level that level is going to be somewhere below depending right the higher you go the lower the level is going to be. So why does this liquidation heat maps kind of work is because where you place your stop- loss sometimes is very close to where the liquid where where you're going to get liquidated if you you know what I mean is going to where we calculate these levels are going to be somewhat lining up with where normal people also just buy their spot people buy uh place their stop losses for example right That's that's that's what I know. I don't think so that's going to tell you, but that's what I know, right? That's that. So, you're going to have these clusters of I call it liquidity where price is not going is not going to go to there. It's just sensitive. There was something before, right? There was something before. In the beginning, we made this liquidation heat map where we actually used, in my opinion, way better ways to calculate these things. But people didn't like it. Why did people like it? because it didn't make sense for them. That's pretty weird, right? So, people are used to watching these liquidation heat maps from um what the [ __ ] is this? People are basically and that was basically one of my one of the biggest problems I had of building this platform is that people are used watching at um trading different or coin gloss and they see the liquidation heat maps and then I come in and said, "Okay, I don't really think that's a good calculation. It's predict predictable. It's a prediction based algorithm and I think I can basically do it way better based on my knowledge. That's what I did. Uh made it based on open interest, made it based on uh net long, net shorts and all that stuff to get a real real good indication of where the liquidity really is going to be. Um but people didn't like that because it looked different. it didn't look the same and yeah so that's why we we refactored our heat our liquidation heat map into a more basic model is what you see on coin gloss or uh how is called high block and all these algorithms right because they are we are using the same the exact same [ __ ] thing there is no there is no there's no special snowflake the only reason why these things look different from time to time is because you can manipulate this you know what I mean you can you can do what you want you can even just make this make this 50 uh,000 you know I can I can I can make it I can manipulate it that it's there is no brightness at all right so that's why you need to take these and it's actually everybody it's a heat map it's everything you can color grade with a grain of salt and you need to to look at that with a bit of a common sense and that's why I'm explaining it how it's getting calculated right it's getting calculated on the maximum and minimum volume bin the size um that we found in the history of the data we have in memory heat at this point in time and the moment you're going to alter what's you're going to alter the maximum size just to make it look good to make it look more brighter you're basically lying you know but it it makes more sense because now you see you can see the cluster there like Okay, this area is going to be is going to be sensitive. You know what I mean? It's going to have a reaction because previous lows previous lows, liquidations levels and stop- losses are kind of in this neighborhood and this can trigger. Does that mean they are still there? Well, that's the big concept. That's the big problem, right? Does that mean they are still there? But it's always going to be sensitive. You know what I mean? Because if you have a poke or a value uh area high or low that was back in that was back in time. A poke from from from two months ago was two months ago. Does that mean the volume is still there? No, it was two months ago. But still the poke is sensitive. Still the level is sensitive. Even though it was two months ago, it's still sensitive. Nobody is there anymore. It's two months ago. You know what I mean? That's how the market works. It's always sensitive around prices. Um, all right. That's how you make it cool. That's how you make it nice. You can try whatever you want. For example, vid this. You can use hot. I like hot as well. Um, give you a good good levels here. I think we have this new one as well. Uh, which basically filters out a lot of stuff for you because I was sick and tired of doing it manually. Um, gives you more of these things. And you don't need to know more, right? You don't need to see this is all noise. If you can just have a good feeling of um you know what I mean? It's like gives a reaction. If it works, it works in it. Liquidations in my opinion nice could give you an idea of sensitive areas, uh sensitive zones. Does that mean it's going to reverse there? No. Does that mean it's going to go there? Also no. Um, but most of the time it will give you something. And it's the same thing with everything in trading, right? Nothing is guaranteed, right? Nothing is guaranteed until it happened, you know? All right, that's that. Any questions about this? What do we have next? I think we're almost there. Trading tips. Trading tips is coming in. Those balloons. I know. I think if I do party, the balloons come. Look at that. Yay. Yes. Party. If I do this, it's going to be a thumbs up. Party. Hey, how do you do that? Who's Who's responsible for this? What kind of a program is that? Is that native mech? Is it some kind of a It would be nice if you can add grad. Yeah, I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do. You're going to add your own your own gradients. Believe me. But just seeing this red, you know what I mean? I can do this now. It's not red anymore. So, what's wrong and what's right? And that's maybe my mistake that we give you the complete option of setting bin sizes, setting setting uh altering altering the the min and max volumes sizes um because that opens up that opens up for wrong configured heat maps in my opinion. Um but it also gives you the power of when you really understand how these things work, it gives you the power of quickly sending it to somewhere that makes sense for you, right? So it's it's it's a trade-off. That's why I want to make this video. I want to make this stream to to teach you about these things. So you know that what happens behind the scenes so you can you can say, "Hey, okay, fine. Does not mean that this is [ __ ] rat. We're going to we're going to go we're going to go to to to to zero." You know what I mean? All right. traing tips. So, I'm basically um a bit against teaching people how to trade because like I said, I'm not a professional trader. I I I I traded before. I'm not a trader because trading is a profession. It's a profession and it's a profession just like any other profession. And it's not because um just like with other with each profession, you can make money. You know what I mean? And um trading seems nice. It's nice. It's cool. It's it's you're free. You're at your computer. You can watch you can play Runescape at the same time. You can you can do whatever you want. It's chill. It's it's this lifestyle that's cool. But why are most people and I don't like if I if I if I if I basically uh go through all my my my uh crypto Twitter what I see all the time even from big accounts it's like that I think man how is this how is this even possible and the thing is that the problem with trading is what you need to understand is that it's actually very it's super simple but the problem is that there is so Many there's so many you can do so many things that does actually that do that mean the same thing that you're basically setting yourself up for failure right because the only thing you need to do and I swear to God I' I've this is this is real talk right the only thing you need to do and it does not need to be complicated is do the same thing over and over and over again Right? That's that that's the only thing and that's where I I can everybody of you is basically wrong because it's [ __ ] boring. Right? So if you if you take a career of trading, this is super important, right? If you have this and five years, right? How do you how how do you measure progression? How do you do that? Right? How how do you measure progression? because it's actually very easy and that's what's happening a lot of on crypto Twitter is that somebody especially with these meme coins with these meme coins and then and and these coins can can go suddenly from they can do a 10x they could even do a 100x or they can even do a thousandx and then if you're lucky you make a lot of money but that's not going to work over the over over the the span of of five years right so you cannot measure progress and you can already see what's happening back in the day crypto even even like this this uh BTC even like the second how do you call majors or eat um even Cardano all these stuff and Adam and back in the day they they could go like like 10 50x but not anymore these times has changed you know what I mean these times completely changed so it's very important right now to become more of a professional trade what people do in forex and trade you don't have these these uh the exponential uh these coins sometimes there are rallies right there are rallies but it's never going to be a 10x X100X. So you need to be very consistent to make somewhat of a money there. And the problem is that you cannot measure you cannot measure your progression over these months or years or I don't know how long you're busy is because you never do the same thing, right? So you need to basically say if you're a pro trader, you could also be a pro sprinter. If you're a pro sprinter, what do you do? How do you how do you get better? Right? How do you get better? It's very simple. You train, you sprint. the same thing, the same position, and you go as hard as you can, and you measure 10 seconds. Okay, cool. Next time 9 9.8 seconds. Cool. The next time it's going to be maybe 11 because you're never always going to be faster as your previous time. But if you sprint long enough and you measure, you can you can basically know if you need to do something about your your supplements, maybe your technique is not good, maybe um I don't know technique, cardiovascularity, maybe missing muscle mass, uh you know, but over time, over the course of years, two years, you're going to see progression, right? You can also you can only make progression if you can measure. And the problem is you guys, you don't do that. You don't [ __ ] do that because what you do is you watch all these [ __ ] videos from all these people and you need to use TPU and you need to use this and that and New York open session reversal sweep and this and that and you're all guys who are all trying that and it doesn't work out and you switch to something else and it doesn't work out and you switch to something else. How the [ __ ] can you measure how how can you measure a progression? You can't as simple as that. So, you're never you're never going to be it's never going to work out. You need to take the most simple strategy there can be, right? You need to take the most simple strategy. It could be a super simple strategy because it's actually not about I think the most alpha you're going to find is to just do the same thing and stick to your [ __ ] plan. You know what I mean? Um and just be more right than wrong. Just like be 60% 55% is good enough. And if you do the same thing over the years, you're going to be way more better. You're going to you're going to basically know like when's the best time to execute, when it's not, and and so on and so on. So basically there are people that I know right there are people that I know they use a simple moving average. They use a couple of moving averages, right? A couple of moving averages only on BDC and they use that to just trade only that for years. Just that simple as it is. As simple as it is. Even this for I can swear to God do this. But the thing is Anthony, why do why don't you do that? Because I can't. It's just [ __ ] boring, bro. You know what I mean? I'm going to sit here waiting till my [ __ ] my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my thing my my my my setup is there. Yes, it's setup time and I'm going to place it and hope I'm right because if I'm going to do this for 15 years, the same setup, I'm going to make profit. That's not what I want, right? That's what I said. Somebody, some people are sprinters, some people are soccer players, some people are professional [ __ ] League of Legend players, and some people are programmers, businessmen, traders. It needs to fit you. You know what I mean? So, what you could do, super simple. You just use uh a VPSV, you know what I mean? and you just trade [ __ ] range. You just trade the [ __ ] range all the all the time on BDC or on whatever coin at a certain point in time. For example, check um I would New York New York opens. New York opens. Check that. It's all there's always some New York reversal going on inside of these value area highs, lows. Just play play these ranges and do that all the [ __ ] time. Every time. Do only this strategy. And if you do this long enough, I can swear to God, you're going to see when it's going to work out. You're going to see when it's not going to it's not always going to work out, but I'm pretty sure you can be profitable with that. The problem is it's going to be super boring and you're not going to make a lot of money in the beginning because the real alpha sets them in the fact that you You cannot put size here, right? You you let us you don't have size here. What is your size? What are you trading with your riskreward and your bankroll? What what are you trading with here? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know your money. It's not going to be a lot, right? So each trade, what you going to what what you going to make? If you if you're really really correct with your risk, with your RR, what you going to make? don't need to you don't need to tell it to me, but I know it's not going to it's it's not going to be much. And that's the problem. You you're already not using riskreward. You're already you already did some gamble, some some sculp gamble because you thought was nice and you were liquidated and you have nothing anymore. This is fine here. This is this is year one. This is year two for example, right? So if you always do the same thing and it means that the same thing it could start with something simple. It could start with with just playing the range with a value area with the with the with the um with some kind of a volume tool and just play play puck and play uh play the range, right? But later on you can you can incorporate if you do the same thing you can incorporate more more into it. You know what I mean? You can perfectionize your exit because an entry is always easy in trading. entry super easy. Spotting the trend super easy. What's hard? Your exit. You know what I mean? You're either going to exit too soon. You're either going to exit too late or you're going to uh too late, but basically means you're going to stop down. You know, that's basically what it is. It's always too late. Not stopped out. You just didn't [ __ ] exit the [ __ ] market. You know what I mean? You need to exit here. You just Okay, I'm going to wait. I'm going to wait. Oh, yes. I'm going to wait. Ah, [ __ ] And then here you go. Oh, I'm going to cut. I'm going to cut here. Oh, yes. I I made I made I made $50. And price goes back up. And you're so [ __ ] annoyed because you let it go, bro. Let it just go. It's like poker. You just You have your strategy. If you're going to enter here and exit here, do that. You know what I mean? Don't listen to this to these idiots like, "Oh, you need to put more more to your winners and you need to cut your loss." No, just just do the same thing over and over so you can measure. You can measure, brother. That's what you need to do. Um, right. At a certain point of time, you're going to get you're going to put more size behind it, right? You cannot make a lot of money because you cannot put size behind it. Yeah, but I can use a lot of leverage, Anthony. No, it's not. I'm [ __ ] dying here. I'm sticking in nothingness. I'm choking in nothingness. What's going on here? So, you cannot just use 100x just because you want to you want to you don't you only have $500 just to put some size behind your trade. It doesn't work like that. You know what I mean? Size comes over time. And the moment you have a good strategy, something that works most of the time, at a certain point of time, you can put size behind it. And that's where the things going to get fun, right? That's the that that's that's where trading is going to get fun. You know what I mean? If you have a lot of money and you see a good and I do that from time to time. I I swear to God I do that from time to time. I see a good opportunity and I post them on Twitter as well. If I if I take a trade um if I if I think it's a good opportunity just just make a trade and put some good size behind and that's it. You know what I mean? All right. Simple to start. I swear. Just do it, guys. Do it for do it for one month. I swear. Pick something simple. Why am I doing here? Pick really something simple because it does not need to be complex. I I know if you if you watch these traders on YouTube and on Twitter, I understand with their reversals and breaker bros and and it's always the same thing, right? It's it's it's different. It's basically different explanations, different um namings for the same concept. Volume and price, the same thing. You know what I mean? It's it's always the same. It's just differently. It's it's it's it's it's made complex so you feel confused. So you buy the course and yeah this vicious rabbit hole you're probably in. I understand. Keep it [ __ ] simple, right? But make Why is this British? But just make sure pick one pick one coin. Pick BDC for example because it doesn't make any it doesn't matter anymore, right? If if if you're going to bet on another memecoin, that's not going to work out, right? Pick something one coin. Eat uh for example, I have a friend that does XRP. He does [ __ ] XRP. He bought a bought a house with just XRP profits. I swear to God, I'm not lying. I swear I would not lie. He was on my marriage. Cap was there as well. Ask him. In my opinion, trading ranges safe. I need to be careful what I say, but also kind of kind of what predictability and easy, right? The moment is the more you're going to do these ranges, right? The more you're going to learn when they're going to work out, at what time, most of the time they're going to work out, what time of the week, because that's very important. But I would not talk about it yet. Just try to open up a VPSV. Let's take a 50 30. Let's do a 50-minute chart. Let's delete this liquidation map. It's not going to help you. You take this, you put a decent number of a decent number of ticks in actually too much. That's 800 or something. Boom. Right. That's maybe could be maybe too much. Doesn't really matter. Pick something like this. Right. something like that and try to just trade around these levels around a very helia high into a poke into a val you can actually do two exits you know into a poke try that you know what I mean I swear to God it's going to change your life and only that and try to do it at New York open I swear to God do that for one month you're probably not going to have a lot of trades But that's something you can learn in the in the future. It's like it's just easy, guys. It's it's just for for you guys way more easier to understand what's going on in the market. You just focus on one ticker and on one kind of a setup. I know it's super boring, but you're going to be a way better trader. I promise. And after that, it's going to be make more sense what other people say. It's going to make more sense to you what other people say on Twitter. like they going, "Hey, wait a minute. What this guy is explaining is actually just this. I saw it already happening in the market and yada yada yada yada." He's going to learn more. But if you're just going to hop hop sculp just because you think it's going you think it's going higher, it's you're not going to learn anything, right? You know what I mean? Or even use I don't have EMAs. they will come with scripting very soon. But you can just use an MA or something like a couple of MAS and just see when when the trend reversals and just try to take that into some kind of a into some kind of a an old puck or a or an old Val and if there's no conflict you can actually use a V or even VWOPS guys or even VWAP. I swear to God if you have a VWOP you what you can do with just only the VWAP at certain points in time if you learn that how how people react at this thing it's like bro this is crazy it's just a VWA but you need to do the same thing over and over you know what I mean and just find whenever it's makes most sense like these New York reversals are always nice uh and and if it lines up with a VWOP and then you You can put if you enter here and you don't know when to exit, exit on a Val high. Put a Fibonacci into it because that's that's good Fibonacci just to find an exit or something just to to get some number because God knows what that actually does. Um I would do that and that's that's that's going to work. I swear to God if you're going to be making making your money from that. That's something else that's going to take some time. But uh don't forget a pro trader is just like a pro something else. You need to train and measure. Very important. It It's not easy, guys. It's that like I don't even understand. Like all these guys on [ __ ] Instagram, I open up my phone. It's like trading classes. Copy trade. Copy copy trade. What? I'm going not going to copy a [ __ ] idiot. You know what I mean? It doesn't work like that. It really doesn't work. It's just not. There is also no hidden mechanics on the market. There is no such thing as as institutions that will basically know that your stop is here and they will come and hunt it. They don't know, bro. They don't [ __ ] care. They don't that it doesn't work like that. It doesn't work like that, bro. The only thing you need to do is just catch some kind of a good a good reversal. You know what I mean? Find some kind of a good a good entry with a VWAP with a volume profile or something. Um it doesn't work always. But you can fi you can certainly spot times where it's where the probability is high and it's a very simple concept because it's nothing to confuse about. It's it is nothing nothing to confuse, right? You could basically I don't know this is like a stupid thing. I'm not going to say you need to do it but like you could if you enter here, why not? You know what I mean? It's it's you know like it's like you know I I'm not a tra I I think it's difficult to teach but it's like why would this not be a good I don't know I need to investigate this more because I'm I'm not this thing but why could this be not a trade you place uh what's going on with this stupid [ __ ] brush here why could this not be a trade you place here from this VW into this into this value high you know what I mean why would this be a bad trade I don't know you know what I mean I don't know if it works it works if it doesn't okay no problem we do it again and we do it again and now we're going to see okay when does it not work okay if I do it uh 4 hours after New York cop it's going to work anymore there's no volume open up a [ __ ] indicator for example delta volume is there volume heat no it's not so it's not going to [ __ ] work out you know here is volume so this could be a you know like all these small little things can give you extra confluence and at a certain point of time you're going to make your own system okay if we are just after New York open or Asian session whatever you If we are just after New York open and price is trading into a pock with a VWAP and there is some volume and this I will take the trade and my exit is going to be value area high or Fibonacci retracement depending on your strategy. What's going to what's going to be the best? I don't know. Do it 20 times. Measure it and see what works. Ah it doesn't work. Ah that doesn't work. You're never going to do that again. You know but do the same thing. all over always the same time and then you can measure and you can learn and it's probably going to work because that's how you need to do it. That's how a poker players uh does its thing. You know what I mean? It's always the same thing for a long time. All right. Yes. Financial advice. No, it's not. It's it's logic because it's not it's there is no magic thing. You know what I mean? It's no magic thing. There's no there is nothing. It doesn't happen. But all these tools, what the hell's going on? What is this my thing? But all these tools help you. But you don't need to put them all on your screen just yet. You know what I mean? You don't need to do it just yet. You start simple. Then you can add a footprint. Why would you add a footprint? because you know that this is your setup. You know that your setup is you know that your setup is coming right but now you don't know like okay where do I enter here is this good is is this going to be my entry are we not going to fall through here are we going to get absorbed here around there we don't know you know what I mean that's when after you have some experience of are we basically near need nearing my setup is this the moment well then you can open up a footprint to check what's going on. You can open up a heat map to lay uh below your footprint to see are we getting absorbed? Are these orders getting filled? Are we just blasting through like a madman? No, we're getting absorbed on this heat map. That's GG. Are we getting absorbed again? Oh, that's good. We are at this VWAP. Let's [ __ ] go. And you just you just enter your trade based on your on on your riskto-reward. You know what I mean? And you enter some kind of a level. Which level? Nobody knows. What's your best bet? Maybe this failure area high it's it's a [ __ ] thing for something, right? Somebody invented this thing. So, this might be a good TP if you do not know if you want to uh you can always use Fibonacci, you know what I mean? Like I don't even know how it works. It doesn't really matter because it always works. I need to draw it the other side. You know what I mean? That's how good of a trader am I? Fibonacci. This is weird, bro. Anyway, it doesn't really matter. You can actually draw it whatever you want. like this. Boom. And then you can actually pick some [ __ ] number. It's Fibonacci. It's a golden ratio for something. It works. Just to give you an idea. You know what I mean? I'm still flabbergasted how the golden ratio actually works because it just you can pick like it's it's what they call like chaos theory. It's so it's random. It's predicted. How do you call it? It's organized randomness. If you take a if you take any kind of statistical output that's being produced by machines or human beings or living organisms and you pick any kind of a signal that's being produced over time and you plot that you plot that signal on um on some kind of a thing, Fibonacci will always line up somehow. And that's weird, isn't it? I think that's weird. And because the market is actually predictable randomness, you're going to have the same thing. And that's why these Fibonacci are always good as an exit. If you do not know where to exit, the Fibonacci extension could be nice because there is a probability that the predictable randomness will will be there. You know, if you what else you going to pick, let us be honest. If we if we enter here, if we enter here in our where the [ __ ] we going to exit here? This high? Maybe. You know what I mean? Do you know? I don't know. I I don't know. I don't [ __ ] know. It's a rectangle, bro. We don't know, right? We don't know what's going to happen. So, I would target a very very high which lines up with the 61%. Maybe you take you place your stop loss here and go further. But, you know what I mean? If you if you're just placing your trade programmatically, like you just place it in the books and you go swimming. You know what I mean? I would just always take this fo area high as a target and just call it a day. You know what I mean? Of this high as well. But that's weird to be never know, right? Okay. Or this high. You see? Or this high. You know what I mean? That's trading. It can be so complex as you as you make it. And that's why I don't think about it. And I just said, "Fuck it. Here, here. Call it a day." Right? And if I do this 20,000 times and I see that I'm always basically this that this is not good enough in these circumstance circumstances. I can adjust my strategy and say, "Okay, [ __ ] it. I'm going to do a 75% take profit here and 25% I'm going to do something else." Hey. All right, that's it. Any more questions? Otherwise, I need some nicotine. You got three more eyes before Exactly. You know, but that's the thing, right? What's it going to be? You know, that's trading. That's why it's so complex, but it's not. It's because you make it complex. And most of the time, it's your greed. It's your greed. Because I can swear to God if you are already a millionaire and you need to make trades, you're going to completely trade differently. Completely. You're going to completely trade differently because it doesn't matter anymore. You're just going to be professional, you know, because if you are a sprinter like I told before or you are something else like a I don't know, you're a basketballer or there is nothing on the line, you know what I mean? You're not going to sprint and you're going to lose 100k, right? So you you you can do your profession professionally. You cannot do that with trading because you're overextended all the time. So you're always nervous. You know what I mean? And you're always greedy. That's the human nature of gambling. People always want more, more, and more because hope. There's always hope. If what if, you know, I mean, what if I place this trade at 500x all my [ __ ] pension and all my my my child's money and I and I do a 100x? What if? You know what I mean? You're delusional. You know what I mean? Don't do it. HFG, I'm looking at you, bro. I'm looking at you. Take it easy, bros. I swear to God, and step up. Add more tools to the process as we go. And you're going to learn. You're going to learn. You're going to learn over time. But you need to have the basics first. And that's doing something the exact same time, the exact same way for a very long time. That's the first thing you need to learn. It's the same thing with fitness. How you get jacked? You do the same thing, the same uh the same uh food intakes, the same caloric intakes, the same exercises every [ __ ] day. You know what I mean? For a very long time. That's how you become good at something. Exact same thing here. But you need to make sure and that's the most important thing before we end the stream is that it's measurable. Measurable. If you cannot measure progression, you cannot improve. So if you're always doing something different, you cannot measure, you cannot improve. Okay? It doesn't matter who you follow or the flow guys, but just stick to a strategy. You know what I mean? Stick to strategy. And that's what Twitter cannot do. They cannot do it because they're always the same thing. They're always coming up with every [ __ ] week. It's something else. It's, oh yeah, if price goes huge, if price in this, we're going to reclaim this range. This is so [ __ ] these guys do not trade, bros. I swear to God, even big accounts, I can tell I can guarantee you this on a piece of paper because these the same guys sitting in my DMs asking me [ __ ] questions. 200 500k accounts, bro. I swear to God, they don't know. They don't play trades as well. You know what I mean? This is just like praise he and we going to reclaim and it's it doesn't work like that. It doesn't work like that. It's just simple, you know? It's just there are there are good ones like there are like the people from the lab and there are some other some other good traders as well that really just live trade like I think what was his name? Uh um uh what is this guy? I really think it's good. Um I don't know. It's It's a Chinese It's not a Chinese guy, but it's like God damn it. What's his name? Flory. Flores. Not Flores. God damn it. Normally he's always is is on my wall all the time. Not anymore. Can I spot him? He's a blue guy. He's doing good. He's going he's live streaming. He's nice. he comes up with some nice uh strategies or or main that's got that's why that's actually I need to talk about this that's why ICT and this is this is actually very controversial because I don't believe in ICT but I believe in ICT not because the concept of smart money and market makers and institutional candles f that's him f uh f um I don't believe in IoT like that The only reason why Michael is a [ __ ] genius with ICT is because ICT guys listen and this is so important. This is clip this [ __ ] This is the most important thing that ever anybody has ever told to you. Only reason why ICT is good and actually in my opinion very good is because not because of institutional money is and and and break it blocks and candles and liquidity hunts because it doesn't that doesn't exist but because you do the same thing every single time. You have a playbook. You have a same playbook. He teaches you a playbook and he teaches you that playbook to take that at certain moments in time certain condition needs to be met. He teaches it a very simple concept as verse a very very simple concepts for ICT with the breaker block and and and and if that happens you take the trade you draw your fib you find your extension and this is your take profit and that's it that's ICT and the reason why I think this is very good to learn is because it's the same [ __ ] concept all over and all over again and you're going You can measure it, you can tweak it, you can you can you can extend it. It's amazing. It's basically what trade main does. I think fies as well. Uh and then you're going to understand these concepts into for example certain times like a New York reversal all stuff. But that's for later. I swear to God. I think that's why I really love it because Michael teaches you like this. I think his name is Michael. He teaches you this one concept, this one thing and he he teaches you how to to pinpoint trade that it doesn't matter what what what the terminology is a breaker block and this it's basically all volume. It's all volume at a certain price at a certain point in time. That's the only thing it is, right? And uh but it's the the det how do you call it? It's the the deterministic setup you're always going to take that's going to make you a better trader. Okay, good. Any more questions? God [ __ ] damn it. It's so it's super warm here, bro. Guys, how do you how did you like the stream? Am I yapping too much? I'm a yabber. I'm the master yabber. I can sell dead cats, bro. I can sell dead cats because if you if you if you if you use them as basically um foil for planting for planting uh flowers, they you're going to have the best flowers ever. If I needed if if if I needed to sell a dead cat, I would say, listen, okay, this is a dead cat. I know you don't need it, but you need it. Listen, you probably love plants. You always have the same problem. Your plants are basically too small. You need to give them way too much water. Guess what? You forget to give your plants water because you have no time. I get that. But you still want your plant, but you don't give it water. So, it dies. If you buy this dead cat because they know if that cat's basically dis if they if they start to basically break up their body and you put that under you put your plant in that, you're going to have the best plant and you only need to give that plant water once in a month. buy this cat right now because she's already dead. What do you think? You see? Um, so much yap. I know. I'm I'm a yapper. Oh, man. Uh, man, that was a great stream, great energy, and great content. Thank you so much. So, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay, guys. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. So, MMT guys, you can join the Discord for free. Uh, you can always ask me stuff. I'm always open. I never I'm never hidden. Sometimes I can be a little bit sharp on the tongue. Uh but that's just because I am yeah I'm never angry or something. I'm just I just need to learn how to behave sometimes, you know. Um so what's coming up here? Well, the thing is I'm making scripting. So we're going to have billion of gazillion of indicators coming. Uh because we have we're going to have scripting soon. I'm going to do some cool stuff. You know what I mean? We're also going to have trend reversal candles. uh tick uh I'm also looking into tick tick tick tick tick um tick charts advanced charts saving composits uh and uh maybe maybe we are looking into trade fire as well you know um all right guys I'm going to dip my mouth I'm going to sip some nicotine because I'm still addicted you know what I mean u going to quit very soon but uh guys very important is you know I'm always saying that. I'm always saying the same thing. Guys, listen. Tomorrow is never guaranteed. So if you want to if you want to do something crazy today, you can do it because it could be your lost. It could be mine. So that's why we always need to thank the people we love our parents or our or wives or children or friends even people that we didn't see for such a long time. After stream, pick up the phone, call them, and say you love them. Because like I said, tomorrow is never promised. Not for them, not for me, but also not for you.

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