Stop Hunt Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals engineered liquidity grab targeting retail stops Stop Hunt is a deliberate price movement designed to trigger stop-loss orders placed by traders near predictable support

  Funding Rate Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals periodic fee revealing leverage imbalance in perpetual markets Funding Rate is a periodic fee exchanged between traders in perpetual futures markets to keep the

  Open Interest Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals active derivative exposure revealing crowd positioning Open Interest represents the total number of active, unsettled derivative contracts—such as futures or options—that remain open at

  Market Maker Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals liquidity provider and price manipulator Market Maker refers to an individual, firm, or algorithmic entity that provides liquidity to a market by continuously quoting

  Short Squeeze Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals forced liquidation cascade causing explosive rallies Short Squeeze is a rapid and aggressive upward price movement caused when traders who have shorted an asset

  Retail Traders Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals individual non-professional market participants Retail Traders are individual, non-professional investors who buy and sell financial assets such as stocks, cryptocurrencies, or commodities using their

  Hedgers Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals risk-reducers who protect positions rather than chase profits Hedgers are individuals or institutions that enter financial markets to reduce or eliminate the risk of adverse

  Hedge Funds Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals institutional players engineering volatility for profit Hedge Funds are private investment firms that use advanced strategies to generate returns for their wealthy clients and

  Economic Cycles Technical Indicators • Price Action • Chart Signals recurring phases of expansion and contraction Economic cycles, also known as business cycles, refer to the recurring phases of expansion and contraction in an