Strefa Tradingu · Manual

ICT All In One 🦄 $25/mo

The entire ICT method on a single chart: killzones (Asia / London / New York sessions), session pivots, FVG, order and breaker blocks — all computed in New York time (the ICT standard). A tool for reading where the big players leave their footprints and when it actually makes sense to trade.

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Quick start

The ICT All In One 🦄 | Strefa Tradingu indicator combines market structure (MSS/BOS), Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps, CISD, Kill Zones and the Unicorn model in one tool — and it all gets summed up by the Command Center panel on the chart. Below is the shortest path from adding the indicator to reading your first signal.

1. Add the indicator to the chart (invite-only)

1. Open a chart on TradingView and click Indicators on the top toolbar.
2. Go to the Invite-only scripts tab.
3. Pick ICT All In One 🦄 | Strefa Tradingu from the list — it drops onto the chart right away as an overlay on the candles.

If the indicator isn't in the Invite-only list, it means your TradingView account hasn't been granted access yet — reach out to have your permissions set up.

2. Set 3 things at the start

Open the gear icon (⚙️ Settings) next to the indicator name. The defaults are already tuned for most situations, but these three are worth checking right away:

• 🌍 Język / Language — set it to PL. The panel and labels will be in Polish (this is the default).
• ⏰ Kill Zones → 🌐 Timezone — leave it on America/New_York. That's the ICT standard; the Asia / London / NY AM / NY Lunch / NY PM sessions are computed relative to New York time. Only change it if you deliberately want a different timezone.
• ⏰ Kill Zones → 📏 TF Limit — defaults to 60 (i.e. H1). Kill Zones are visible up to and including this interval and hide on higher ones. If you want to see them on, say, M15 the same as on H1 — leave it; if you want them hidden above H1 — this value already does that.

Additionally, if you're just starting out, leave these on by default: 🔄 Market Structure, 📦 Order Blocks, 📊 Fair Value Gaps, 🔀 CISD, ⏰ Kill Zones and 🖥️ Command Center. The 🦄 Unicorn Model, 🌊 EMA and 🕯️ HTF Candles modules are off by default — turn them on only once you've got the basics down, so you don't clutter the chart.

3. How to read the main signal

Look in two places:

• Command Center panel (default top-right corner, setting 📋 Panel → 📍 Position: Top Right). The 🎯 Signal row is the main directional read — it shows things like 🟢 MSS BULLISH, 🔴 MSS BEARISH, and with Unicorn on, 🦄 BULLISH / 🦄 BEARISH. Higher up in the panel you get the status of each module on its own (🔄 MS, 📦 OB/FVG, 🔀 CISD, ⏰ KZ, 🌊 EMA).
• The chart itself. A change of trend direction shows up as an MSS (Market Structure Shift) label on the broken swing, and a continuation as BOS (Break of Structure). Supply/demand zones are drawn as boxes labeled +OB (bullish) and -OB (bearish), and price gaps as colored FVG boxes.

In short: MSS = potential reversal of direction, BOS = continuation of the move. The panel tells you direction at a glance, the chart shows you where in price it's happening.

4. Example: BTCUSDT, H1 interval

1. Open BTCUSDT and switch the chart to 1 hour (H1) — on this interval you can still see Kill Zones (with the default TF Limit = 60).
2. Wait for the panel's 🎯 Signal row to show, e.g., 🟢 MSS BULLISH. At the same moment on the chart you'll see an MSS label on a swing broken to the upside — that's the signal of a shift to bullish structure.
3. Drop your eyes to the candles below price and find the nearest bullish Order Block — a box labeled +OB. That's your zone of interest for price to come back to (retest).
4. Check the time context: if the move happens inside the London or NY AM session window (the colored Kill Zone areas on the chart), the signal carries more weight than during the dead NY Lunch session.
5. When, after the MSS signal, the panel then shows 🟢 BULLISH (BOS), you've got confirmation of continuation to the upside — price makes a higher break in the same direction.

That's the full, minimal loop: the panel gives direction → the chart gives the level (OB/FVG) → the Kill Zone gives the time context.

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Most commonly confused: timezones

The indicator shows killzones in NY time (UTC−4), but I switch the chart to Chicago (UTC−5) — from which hour do I mark the open or 10:00?

Always from New York. All of ICT — the open, killzones, 10:00 — runs on New York time. So does the indicator: in the settings, the 🌐 Timezone field defaults to America/New_York. Chicago is irrelevant here.

Separate two different things:

• The chart's timezone (the clock in the bottom-right corner of TradingView) → changes only the axis labels. The killzones stay put.
• The 🌐 Timezone field in the indicator settings → this is what actually shifts the killzones. If someone switched it to London/Tokyo/GMT, everything drifts out of place.

So: 10:00 NY = 09:00 on the axis when your chart is on Chicago — it's the same candle and the same moment, just labeled differently. The killzone box doesn't move.

Tip: set the chart to New York too (clock → New York). Then the axis matches ICT, 10:00 is 10:00, and you don't have to convert in your head. Don't compute anything in Chicago terms.

If the killzones look wrong

Check in the indicator settings whether 🌐 Timezone = America/New_York and whether the session hours have the default ICT values (Asia 20:00–00:00, London 02:00–05:00, NY Open 09:30–11:00, NY Lunch 12:00–13:00, NY PM 13:30–16:00). Fastest reset: Defaults → Reset settings. Summer/winter time sorts itself out, because America/New_York is a named timezone.

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More questions

I bought the indicator, but I don't see it in the list on TradingView — how do I add it to the chart?

ICT All In One is an invite-only indicator, so you won't find it via public search. After purchase, we add your TradingView username to the access list. Then the indicator shows up in the Indicators window under the "Invited scripts" / "Invite-only scripts" tab. Make sure you gave the exact TV account name (not the email), and that you're logged into that same account. Access is granted on our side — if you still don't see it after a good fifteen minutes, refresh TradingView and check the invited-scripts tab.

What interval is best for using this indicator?

The indicator works on any interval, but the ICT method assumes working on lower timeframes (e.g. 1m–15m) with context from higher ones. Keep in mind one built-in boundary: Kill Zones have their "TF Limit" field set to 60 (1h) by default, so on intervals above an hour the sessions hide. On top of that, the HTF Candles module by default overlays candles from 15m, 30m, 4h and 1D — these previews make sense when you're looking up from a lower interval. In practice: structure, OB, FVG and CISD read best on 1m–15m, and Kill Zones up to 1h inclusive.

How do I turn on alerts and which signals will notify me?

In the settings there's a 🔔 Alerts group with separate toggles: Market Structure (ON by default), CISD (ON), FVG (OFF), Unicorn (ON), KZ Broken Pivots (OFF), MTF Sweep (OFF). First tick the ones you want. Then on the chart click the alarm-clock icon, pick the indicator itself, "ICT All In One", as the condition, and the "Any alert() function call" option. That way a single alert handles all the enabled modules, and in the notification text you'll get, e.g., "[BTCUSDT 5] 🟢 MSS BULLISH @ 42000" — with symbol, interval and price.

How do I read the main signal — what should I look at first?

The core is market structure: MSS (Market Structure Shift) is a change of direction, and BOS (Break of Structure) is trend continuation — both appear as labels on the chart. Add to that the zones: Order Blocks, FVG as reaction areas, and CISD as the change-of-delivery level. The Unicorn model (🦄) fuses a Breaker Block with an FVG into a single zone and is the strongest entry signal (off by default — see below). The full state of the modules is gathered in the Command Center panel (top-right corner), so instead of scanning the chart, you see at a glance what's active.

I set the chart to 4h and the Kill Zones vanished — what's wrong?

That's not a bug. Kill Zones have their "TF Limit" field set to 60 by default, which means: hide the sessions on intervals above 1h. On 4h or daily the session boxes are deliberately not drawn, because on candles that big they lose their meaning. If you still want to see them higher up, in the ⏰ Kill Zones group clear the "TF Limit" field (empty = always show) or set a higher value. For normal work with sessions, though, stay on 1h or lower.

I enabled the indicator, but I don't see any Unicorns or EMA — where are they?

Because they're off by default, so as not to clutter the chart. The Unicorn model (🦄 Unicorn Model group → "Enable") and the EMA 20/50/100/200 ribbon (🌊 EMA group → "Enable") have their toggle set to OFF. Go into the settings and tick "Enable" in those groups. Likewise, the HTF Candles module has its main "Enable HTF Candles" switch off — turn it on if you want the higher-timeframe candle overlays. Everything else (structure, OB, FVG, CISD, Kill Zones, panel) is on from the start.

Does this indicator repaint? Can I trust it for alerts?

Alerts don't repaint. The key notifications (MSS, BOS, CISD, FVG, Unicorn) only fire after the candle closes — in the code they're guarded by a "bar confirmed" condition and a "once per bar close" frequency. That means the signal you got in an alert won't disappear. A separate matter is the natural lag of structure: MSS/BOS need swing confirmation (default Swing Length = 5 candles), so a pivot gets confirmed a few candles after the fact. That's not repaint, it's the built-in nature of structure detection — that's how ICT works.

I only see one Order Block and a couple of FVGs — why so few zones?

Those are deliberate limits, to keep the chart readable. Order Blocks default to "Max Bull OBs" = 1 and "Max Bear OBs" = 1 (i.e. one most-recent each way). FVGs have "Max Visible FVGs" = 3. CISD has "Max Levels" = 1. If you want to see more history, raise these values in the respective groups (OB to 5, FVG to 500, CISD to 10). For CISD you can also tick "Keep Old Levels" to hold onto all the old levels. Note: more zones = a less readable chart, so bump them up in moderation.

How do I combine it with other Strefa Tradingu indicators?

ICT All In One is a self-contained ICT toolkit, so you usually don't need to double up the same functions with another indicator — if you have a separate indicator for Order Blocks or FVG, turn off the overlapping modules in one of them so the chart doesn't duplicate. It combines well with tools that add something different: a trend filter, volume or RSI (e.g. SRL Trend Filter, SRL RSI+Volume Companion). In practice, keep ICT All In One as the base for structure and zones, and the other indicators as confirmation of direction or strength of the move. Treat every signal as context, not an automatic entry.