Live CRT engine, frame-by-frame backtest replay, nine side panels of decision-trail, and one-tap AI export of every event your strategy emitted.
Parents, sweeps, OBs, signals, and invalidations in real time — straight from the SPEC.
Stats, Tearsheet, Inspector, Logs, Analytics, Versions, Diff, Drawings, Zones.
Scrub the full event stream at 1×–10×. Pause on any bar to inspect the engine's view.
Drop markers, run, and see matches / false positives / false negatives with reasons.
Copy the full chart context — CRTs, OBs, signals, trades — formatted for any AI assistant.
Candle Range Theory treats one higher-timeframe candle — the parent — as the range that matters. When price wicks beyond the parent's high or low and then closes back inside, that sweep marks a likely reversal toward the other side of the range. CRT is that pattern, defined precisely enough to test.
CRT sits in the same family as ICT concepts — liquidity, sweeps, order blocks — but narrows them to one repeatable structure with fixed rules. No discretion about where the range starts or what counts as a sweep. The same definition applies on forex, metals, or anything with a candle chart.
CRT Terminal runs that definition as a live detection engine. Every parent, sweep, confirmation, and order block is detected by the same code, marked on the chart, and logged with its reason. Replay any sequence frame by frame, backtest it, and see why a trading setup fired — or why it didn't.
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A price-action model built on parent candle ranges: when price sweeps the high or low of a higher-timeframe candle and closes back inside its range, that confirms a likely move toward the other side. CRT Terminal implements it as a deterministic detection engine with fixed, testable rules.
The terminal runs on live and historical price data, with timeframes from M1 up to weekly and monthly, and higher-timeframe context overlays resampled server-side. You pick the symbol and the LTF/HTF pair; the engine does the rest.
Analysis software. The engine detects CRT setups and emits signals from fixed rules, with the full decision trail behind each one — but it never places trades and nothing here is financial advice. You verify the logic yourself with replay and backtesting.
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TradingView is a general charting app; CRT Terminal is a purpose-built terminal for one model. The engine detects parents, sweeps, confirmations, and order blocks itself, and the replay, backtests, and stats all run on that same event stream — no indicator scripts to maintain.
No. CRT borrows from ICT concepts like liquidity sweeps and order blocks, but the engine marks every structure on the chart with its reason. The Learn section covers the model from zero.
No. The terminal is a research and backtesting tool — it reads market data and never places trades.
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