Reading the four layers in confluence

No layer is traded on its own. A signal is worth the number of layers that line up. Here is the decision grid, from context to trigger.

The rule of three

Demand at least three aligned layers before entering. The ideal alignment: persistent wall + bubble exhaustion + CVD confirmation. One layer is an idea; two, a hypothesis; three or more, a trade. Fewer than three, you wait.

The funnel, step by step

1. Context: the heatmap shows a persistent wall that defines the zone. No zone, nothing further.
2. Validation: the liquidity is real (persistent, reloading, absorbing, iceberg detected). A fresh wall that has proven nothing stops here.
3. Trigger: the bubbles show aggression exhausting against the wall, or a cluster in the wall's direction.
4. Confirmation: the CVD turns in that direction, or diverges in your favor.
5. Entry: stop behind the structure, target on the next real liquidity, R:R of at least 2.