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SRL BB Screener 🔍

SRL BB Screener 🔍 is a free companion scanner for the Strefa indicators that watches up to 5 pairs at once and shows, in a small table on the chart, where a breaker block (a broken order block) has formed. You don't have to jump between charts — you look at one spot and see on which pair price is inside the breaker, approaching it, or far from it. The tool is for people trading SMC/ICT logic who want to quickly sift through the market and pick a pair worth attention. It's a scanner-navigator: it doesn't hand you entries by itself, it just points to where it's worth opening the full chart.

Quick start​

1. Add the indicator to the chart​

  1. Open a chart on TradingView and click Indicators on the top bar.
  2. Go to the Invite-only scripts tab.
  3. Pick SRL BB Screener 🔍 from the list — it appears on the chart, and the screener table shows up in the top-right corner.

If you don't see the indicator on the Invite-only list, ask to have access added to your TradingView account.

2. Set the most important options (Settings ⚙️)​

Click the gear icon next to the indicator name and set these up to start:

  • 🌍 Język / Language → PL (default) — the whole table and statuses in Polish.
  • 📡 Tickers — up to 5 symbols in the Tickers section. Enabled by default are WEEX:BTCUSDT, WEEX:ETHUSDT, WEEX:SOLUSDT, WEEX:DOGEUSDT, WEEX:BNBUSDT. Each row has: an enable/disable checkbox, a symbol field, and a timeframe field. Leave the timeframe field empty if you want the ticker to compute on the same timeframe as your chart.
  • 📏 Swing Length (⚙️ General Configuration group) — default 10 (minimum 3). 10 is recommended to start. A lower value = more, smaller Order Blocks; a higher one = fewer, but stronger ones.
  • 📦 OB Invalidation and 🔄 BB Invalidation — both default to Close (invalidation on candle close). Leave Close for fewer false alarms; Wick reacts on the wick already and gives more, but more sensitive signals.

3. How to read the main signal​

Look at the screener table (default position Top Center — adjustable in 🎨 Style → 📍 Position). Columns:

  • Symbol and Interwał (Timeframe) — for which market and time the row is computed.
  • Breaker Block — Byczy 🟢 (a bullish breaker supporting upside), Niedźwiedzi 🔴 (a bearish breaker capping upside), or Brak (None).
  • Status — the key column, where price is relative to the breaker:
    • Wewnątrz (Inside) — price is in the breaker zone (the hottest moment).
    • Zbliża się ⬆️ / ⬇️ (Approaching) — price is coming up to the zone (closer than ATR range); the arrow tells you from which side.
    • Daleko (Far) — price away from the zone.
    • Brak (None) — no active breaker.
  • Retesty (Retests) — how many times price came back and tested the zone (more = more often respected).
  • Wolumen (Volume) — the volume from the break moment that created the breaker.

Signal to act on: a row with status Wewnątrz or Zbliża się at a breaker aligned with your direction, ideally with non-zero Retesty.

4. Example: BTCUSDT, H1 timeframe​

  1. Set the chart to WEEX:BTCUSDT, timeframe 1h (H1).
  2. In Tickers leave ticker 1 = WEEX:BTCUSDT with an empty timeframe field (it will compute on H1 from the chart).
  3. Watch the BTCUSDT row in the table. Say it shows: Breaker Block = Byczy 🟢, Status = Zbliża się ⬆️, Retesty = 2.
  4. Read: a bullish breaker formed, price is coming up to it from below and it has already been respected twice — a zone worth watching for a potential bounce up.
  5. When Status flips to Wewnątrz, price has entered the zone — a moment to confirm the reaction (candle, volume) before you decide. Status dropping to Brak means the breaker was invalidated (with the Close setting — after a candle closes outside the zone).

Q&A​

I added the indicator and I don't see any candles or arrows — does it even work?​

It works, it's just not an indicator that draws on the chart — it's a scanner in table form. After adding it (Indicators → Favorites/Invited → SRL BB Screener 🔍 → Add to chart) a small "🔍 Breaker Blocks Screener" table shows up in the chart corner with the columns Symbol, Timeframe, Breaker Block, Status, Retests, Volume. By default it sits at the top center (Position field = Top Center). If you don't see it, another tool or the price scale is probably covering it — change Position in the settings to, say, Middle Center or Bottom Center.

On what timeframe should I turn this on — do I have to change the chart timeframe for each pair?​

You don't. Each of the 5 tickers has its own timeframe field (next to the symbol, in the 📡 Tickers group). If you leave that field empty, the pair computes on your chart's timeframe — so changing the chart timeframe recalculates all empty tickers at once. If you want to, say, scan BTC on 1H regardless of what you have on the chart, type "60" only in the BTC ticker. Breaker blocks are structure, so the higher the timeframe, the more serious the level.

How do I set alerts so I get a notification when price enters a breaker block?​

This version of the scanner has no built-in alerts — there are no alert conditions in the code, so in the alert creation window you won't find any ready-made events from this indicator. The scanner is for visually reviewing the table, not for pinging you. If you want a notification about a specific pair, open its chart and set an alert on the proper Strefa indicator (e.g. ICT Suite / PRO LOGIC), or a plain TradingView price alert at the breaker level the scanner points you to.

How do I read this table — what do the Status values Wewnątrz, Zbliża się, Daleko mean?​

The Breaker Block column tells you which breaker is active on the pair (Byczy 🟢 or Niedźwiedzi 🔴), and Status tells you where price is relative to it. "Wewnątrz" (Inside) = price is in the breaker zone (the most interesting moment for a reaction). "Zbliża się ⬆️/⬇️" (Approaching) = price is closer than 1 ATR from the zone and coming in (the arrow shows the approach direction). "Daleko" (Far) = price out of range, nothing to watch for now. Retests is how many times price came back to test the breaker, and Volume is the volume from the break moment.

The default pairs are WEEX:BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT etc. — how do I enter my own exchanges, because I see empty data?​

By default the scanner pulls 5 pairs from the WEEX exchange (BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE, BNB). If you don't have access to WEEX data or you trade elsewhere, click the symbol field on each ticker and pick your pair with an exchange prefix, e.g. BINANCE:BTCUSDT or BYBIT:SOLUSDT. A wrong or unavailable symbol = an empty/dead row. Just turn off tickers you don't need with the toggle on the left (you have 5 on/off slots).

Why do some pairs show "Brak" in the Breaker Block column — what should I set?​

"Brak" (None) means that on this pair, within the last scan window, there's no broken order block yet. The scanner deliberately shows ONLY breaker blocks, i.e. order blocks that price has already broken — fresh, untouched OBs don't count. If you want to catch finer structure (and therefore see something more often), lower 📏 Swing Length (default 10, minimum 3) — a smaller value = more smaller order blocks, so more potential breakers too. Note: that also means more noise.

The order block is bearish, but the scanner shows "Byczy 🟢" — is that a bug?​

It's not a bug, that's the whole point of a breaker. When a bearish order block gets broken to the upside, it flips polarity and starts acting as support — i.e. a bullish breaker block (🟢). The reverse: a bullish OB broken to the downside becomes a bearish breaker (🔴). The table shows the breaker's direction (after the break), not the original order block — that's why the color is "flipped" from what you'd intuitively expect.

What do OB Invalidation and BB Invalidation actually change, set to Wick vs Close?​

It decides when we consider a level broken/invalidated. With "Close" (default for both) a break only counts once a candle CLOSES outside the zone — more conservative, fewer false breaks on wicks alone. With "Wick" a wick touch is enough — it reacts faster, but more often on momentary spikes. 📦 OB Invalidation governs turning an order block into a breaker, 🔄 BB Invalidation governs removing a breaker once price passes clean through it.

Does this scanner repaint — will what I see now disappear in a moment?​

Historical breaker blocks don't repaint backwards — order blocks form on confirmed swings (the code waits for the candle close, and a swing only confirms after Swing Length candles, 10 by default). The Status column (Inside / Approaching / Far), however, updates live with every tick of the current candle — because it tracks where price is RIGHT NOW. That's normal scanner behavior, not signal repaint. It only scans the last ~750 candles, so very old levels aren't taken into account.

How do I combine the scanner with the rest of the Strefa indicators?​

Treat it as a radar, not an entry system. The scanner sifts through 5 pairs and tells you which one has something happening at a breaker ("Inside" or "Approaching"). Then you open that pair's full chart and look there with the proper tool — e.g. SRL ICT Suite or PRO LOGIC — for confirmation, timing, and entry/SL/TP levels. The scanner's only job is to bring you to the right chart at the right moment; you make the decision on the pair's chart, not from the table alone.