Learn Candle Range Theory

Guides to Candle Range Theory trading — parent candles, liquidity sweeps, order blocks, how CRT relates to ICT concepts, and how a deterministic detection engine reads all of it.

What Is Candle Range Theory (CRT)? A Trader's Guide

Candle Range Theory (CRT) explained: parent candles, liquidity sweeps, confirmed vs potential setups, and the three conditions that end a CRT. Plain mechanics.

CRT Trading Strategy: Rules, Entries, Trade Management

Rules-based CRT trading strategy: parent candle selection, wick-level sweeps, confirmation closes, order block entries, stop placement, and targets.

CRT vs ICT: How Candle Range Theory Maps to ICT Concepts

CRT vs ICT explained: how Candle Range Theory relates to ICT concepts like liquidity sweeps, order blocks, and power of three — and where they differ.

Order Block Trading in CRT: Entries and Invalidation

Order block trading inside Candle Range Theory: how CRT order blocks form at the sweep, where entries and stops go, and when a zone is dead.

Liquidity Sweeps: The Trigger Behind Every CRT Setup

What a liquidity sweep is, how stop hunts work, the wick-level rule that defines a sweep, and why the close decides whether you trade it. CRT mechanics.

Who Created Candle Range Theory? RomeoTPT and CRT Origins

RomeoTPT is widely credited as the creator of Candle Range Theory. The origins of CRT, CRT University, the ICT lineage, and the turtle soup name.