Volume & Liquidity Hunter – Scalping is a professional-grade scalping indicator designed to track real-time volume surges and liquidity zones across multiple timeframes.
It combines smart money concepts with live trading conditions, making it an ideal tool for precision scalping.. Whether you’re trading reversals, breakouts, or fair value gaps — this indicator helps you identify where real buying and selling pressure is concentrated.
Real-Time Volume Detection
Tracks tick volume spikes and compares them across recent history to highlight unusual market activity.
Liquidity Zone Identification
Automatically detects Fair Value Gaps (FVG) and potential order blocks. Highlights zones where price is likely to react.
Multi-Timeframe Analysis from M5 to H4, you can control it, and hide any time frames
Displays clear bars, boxes, and alerts directly on the chart. Non-intrusive and customizable.
The indicator constantly scans the market for: Volume Imbalances: Sudden surges or drops in tick volume relative to average.
Liquidity Zones: Fair Value Gaps (FVG), untapped wicks, and potential smart money footprints.
Confluence: Entry signals only appear when multiple factors (volume, RSI, trend, zone touch) align.
Please pay attention to the interest lines that appear in the corner of the screen.
You can place the indicator alongside your other indicators to confirm your strategy in the current buying or selling momentum.
The indicator, along with its philosophy and method, is based on the real-time and current state of volume, buyers, and sellers.
The RSI indicator is used solely as a filter with default settings to confirm the generated buy or sell arrows.
You can adjust these settings as you prefer — a 50/50 setting may be suitable for those who want to observe the true state of volume and buyer/seller activity,
while a 60/40 setting may offer stricter confirmation for the generated buy and sell arrows.
Note: The indicator never repaints the generated arrows. Once an arrow is drawn, it remains fixed unless you change the symbol or the timeframe you are currently trading on.
However, if you switch to another symbol and then return to the same one, you may see the same arrows, or you may notice some differences.