What is an Ultra High Volume Bar (UHVB)?
An Ultra High Volume Bar (UHVB) represents a period of extreme market activity where the trading volume is significantly higher than the average. In our system, a bar only qualifies as a UHVB if its volume is 10x or greater than its 90-period moving average.
This level of volume isn't created by retail traders—it is the digital footprint of Institutional "Smart Money" entering or exiting the market.
How the Logic Works
Our scanner monitors every pair on Binance Futures across multiple timeframes (30m & Daily).
- Detection: The system identifies bars that meet the 10x volume threshold.
- Selection: If multiple High Volume Bars appear in a row, the system automatically selects the "highest of the high"—the single bar with the most significant volume—to ensure you are tracking the strongest level.
- Level Mapping: Once identified, the system locks in three critical structural levels from that bar.
The Three Power Levels
We record three price points that act as magnets for future price action:
The Open
Starting point of the institutional move
The Mid (50%)
Fair value point: (Open + Close) / 2
The Close
Where aggressive pressure settled
Why Is There an Edge?
Trading without volume is like flying a plane without a fuel gauge. UHVB signals provide an edge because:
- Institutional Footprints: Massive volume indicates where big players have "shown their hand." Because their orders are so large, they often cannot fill them all at once, leading them to defend these price levels when the market returns to them.
- High-Probability S/R: These levels act as "hidden" support and resistance that standard indicators (like RSI or MACD) cannot see.
- Risk Management: By knowing exactly where the "smart money" entered, you can set highly logical stop-losses and take-profit targets centered around these structural anchors.
- Reduced Noise: By filtering for only 10x volume multiples, you ignore 99% of market noise and focus only on the moves that actually matter.
How to Use This Dashboard
When a new signal appears, watch how the price reacts as it approaches the Open, Close, or Mid-levels. A bounce or rejection at these points, confirmed by lower-timeframe price action, often marks the start of a high-probability trade setup.