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Smart Range Logic [Pro] 125 zł/mo

Smart Range Logic [Pro] is Strefa Tradingu's flagship TradingView indicator — it blends our Smart Levels math (premium/discount/flow levels) with a Smart Money (ICT) approach. It draws cheap/expensive zones around the dealing range, CME Fix anchors and ready-made entry boxes (TRADE ZONE) with TP/SL levels, and on top of that it grades setup quality with the FCE engine. It's for the trader who wants to play from discount all the way to take-profit on one consistent tool — from intraday (M15–H1) to swing (H4–D1). It's not an autopilot: it shows zones and signals, but you make the decisions.

Quick start​

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

Open a chart on TradingView, click Indicators in the top bar, go to the Invite-only scripts tab and select Smart Range Logic [Pro] | Trader Edition. The indicator draws on the price chart (overlay) — it plots directly over the candles. If you don't see it in the list, request access (invite-only requires your account to be added manually).

2. Set 3 things to start

Open the indicator settings (the gear icon next to its name) and set:

  • 🎛️ Asset Preset (the "🎯 Asset Preset (Quick Setup)" group) → choose Crypto (BTC/ETH) instead of the default "Manual". The preset suggests the recommended grid for the asset class (for crypto BTC/ETH: execution 2187, HTF 6561). The preset only suggests — it doesn't overwrite your manual settings.
  • 🌀 Fractal Harmonic (Exponent) (the "🧬 Smart Levels Quantum Matrix" group) → for BTC/ETH keep/set 2187 (the default value). This is the density of the Smart Levels grid.
  • Focus Mode (Last Signal Only) (the "📐 Visual Horizon" group) → set it to ON to start. It hides old signals and leaves only the last active box — recommended for beginners, it clears the clutter off your chart.

Enabled by default already: 🎯 Show Execution Signals (entry boxes), 🎯 Show Sniper Badge (score badge), 📊 Show Command Center, plus the 🟢 LONG Entry Alert and 🔴 SHORT Entry Alert alerts — you don't need to change these.

3. How to read the main signal

Watch three elements on the chart:

  • Entry box (Execution Signal) — a green box = a LONG signal, a red box = a SHORT signal. The box shows the position parameters (SL, TP1, TP2, TP3 or Stop Level).
  • Sniper Badge — a badge next to the signal with the confluence score in a format like ▲ L 9/13 PASS. The score is the sum of confirmations (zone, HTF H4/D1, FVG, PO3, EMA). The default threshold is 5 (the ⚡ Badge Score Threshold field), and 👁️ Badge Display = PASS Only shows only signals that meet the threshold. PASS = worth considering an entry; a colored badge = score ≥ threshold.
  • Command Center (the "🖥️" panel) — shows in real time the Market Phase, Nearest Level, Trend Status and the active Zone (Premium/Discount). The DISCOUNT (cheap, <0.33) zone favors LONG, the PREMIUM (expensive, >0.66) zone favors SHORT.

4. Usage example — BTCUSDT, H1 timeframe

  1. Open BTCUSDT on the H1 timeframe and add the indicator (step 1).
  2. Set 🎛️ Asset Preset → Crypto (BTC/ETH) and 🌀 Fractal Harmonic → 2187 (step 2). HTF Bias is computed from H4 (240) and D1 by default — leave it.
  3. Wait for price to enter the DISCOUNT zone (the Command Center will show the active cheap zone) and for a green LONG box to appear.
  4. Check the Sniper Badge on the box — if it shows PASS with a score ≥ 5 (e.g. 8/13), the confluence confirms the direction. If no badge appeared, it means the signal didn't clear the threshold (with the PASS Only setting).
  5. Read the Entry, Stop Loss and Take Profits from the labels on the box. The 🟢 LONG Entry Alert will send a notification when the position opens, provided you set up the alert in TradingView (Add Alert → Condition: Smart Range Logic [Pro]).

Tip: DISCOUNT zone + green box + PASS badge is a tight LONG setup. The opposite for SHORT: PREMIUM zone + red box + PASS badge.

Questions and answers​

I bought access, but I don't see the indicator in TradingView — how do I turn it on?​

Smart Range Logic is an invite-only indicator, you won't find it via the search box. Once access is granted (to your TradingView login, the one from your profile), open a chart → Indicators → the Invite-only scripts tab — "Smart Range Logic [Pro] | Trader Edition" will be there. Click it and it gets added to the chart. If it's not there: check that you gave your exact TV username (not your e-mail) and refresh TradingView. Access is tied to your account, not to a device — it works the same on your phone and in the browser.

What timeframe is best for this indicator?​

The default settings (Fractal Harmonic = 2187) are tailored for H1–D1, and that's the sweet spot. Recommended: M15, M30, H1, H4, D1. M5 works, but takes some skill, and we advise against M1 — too much noise. The key thing: you match the grid to the timeframe. On M15–M30 drop Fractal Harmonic to 81–243, on M1–M5 to 9–27, and on D1–W1 raise it to 6561–19683. If levels are too dense — increase the exponent; too sparse — decrease it.

How do I enable and configure alerts so I get notified about entries?​

Alerts are controlled by the "Alert Hub" group. Enabled by default are "LONG Entry Alert", "SHORT Entry Alert", "Premium FVG Alert" and "Break Even Alert". The PO3, SMB, zone-entry and FRAMES alerts are OFF by default (they can flood you with notifications) — turn them on deliberately, when you need them. After setting the toggles, create an Alert in TradingView (the alarm-clock icon) → Condition: Smart Range Logic → "Any alert() function call" to catch every event the indicator fires. The alert text contains the price, SL and TP; if you're wiring it to a bot, leave "Enable Confluence Data in Alerts" (FCE) on — it appends ZONE/HTF/FVG/PO3/EMA data to the payload.

How do I read the main signal — those green/red TRADE ZONE boxes?​

That's a ready-made entry. The logic (from the indicator's Legend): first a sweep of the range edge, then a reclaim (2 candles close inside), a retest of the edge and only then does the Signal Box appear = the entry. A green "TRADE ZONE" box = LONG (we play from the discount / bottom of the range), a red one = SHORT (from premium / the top). On the newest box you get the SL and TP levels as labels right away (enable "Display Live Trade Parameters"). The base direction: the Discount zone (0.0–0.33, "Cheap") favors LONG, Premium (0.66–1.0, "Expensive") favors SHORT. The middle — the Flow/GIP zone (0.33–0.66) — is a decision area; avoid entering right in the middle.

I set the CME Fix Anchor, but nothing anchored on my coin — why?​

CME Fix mode works ONLY on four coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP — because only for them does CME compute an official fixing. On another coin either turn off "CME Fix mode" (you'll go back to the Fractal Harmonic grid), or enter a "Manual FIX". The second trap: on a free TradingView account CME data is delayed by ~10 min, so today's fixing settles a moment after 16:00 London time (it's the London fix, not NY!). Historical fixings are identical for everyone. The Weekly anchor = Friday's fix with a +/-10% range, Daily = the daily fix with a +/-2% range. Remember: an enabled CME Fix REPLACES the Fractal Harmonic grid — the EQ becomes the fix line.

What does the score badge (e.g. "9/13 PASS") next to a signal mean and how do I configure it?​

That's the FCE (Fractal Confluence Engine) grade — it scores a setup from 0 to 13 (zone, H4 bias, D1 bias, FVG, PO3, EMA alignment, bonus). By default the badge shows only for setups that pass — "Badge Display = PASS Only" with a "Badge Score Threshold = 5". Want to see all grades (including filtered-out ones)? Switch it to "All". Want a stricter filter? Raise the threshold to, say, 7–8. In the Command Center you get a real-time "Live Score" separately for Long and Short plus a breakdown into components (Z/H/D/F/P/E/B) — you see "why that number". The default HTFs for bias are H4 and D1.

I turned on both ATR and Multi-TP at once — which one counts?​

That's the most common mistake. When both are on, ATR wins — Multi-TP is ignored. Use them interchangeably, not together. "Dynamic Risk Management (ATR)" calculates SL/TP from current volatility (by default ATR Lookback = 14, Stop Loss Coefficient = 0.618). "Multi-Target Expansion (3x TP)" gives three targets by Risk/Reward (by default 2.0 = 1:2). Both are OFF by default — then the indicator uses a TP derived from the range geometry. On crypto (higher volatility) raise ATR Lookback to 20–30 and the Coefficient to 1.0–1.5.

I don't see any signals (FVG icons) — what should I set?​

Check three things in order. 1) Is "Premium FVG Alert" in the Alert Hub ON — when it's OFF, both the alerts and the icons on the chart disappear. 2) Is price in a key zone — Premium FVG signals appear only at the 0.0 / 0.33 / 0.66 / 1.0 levels, not everywhere. 3) Did an FVG (fair value gap) actually occur. It's normal for there to be 1–2 signals a day on H4, and a few per week on D1 — a day of silence usually means price is in the middle of the range, not at an edge. If you have CME Fix on for a coin outside BTC/ETH/SOL/XRP, the grid may be empty — turn it off or enter a manual FIX.

Does this indicator repaint (redraw signals after the fact)?​

The TRADE ZONE entry boxes don't repaint — the zone logic is processed on candle close, so a confirmed signal stays put. This is consistent with the setup rule itself: the reclaim requires 2 candles to close inside the range, meaning you wait for the close, not for a wick mid-candle. Watch out for two things: the Smart Levels lines/zones are a projection into the future and shift together with the grid (that's a forecast, not a signal), and with CME Fix on, today's anchor on free TV settles with a ~10 min delay. Read the setup grade (the badge) after the signal candle closes.

How do I combine it with other Strefa indicators (direction confirmation)?​

This indicator is the flagship and already has most of the confluence built in: the FCE grades bias on H4 and D1, the EMAs (20/50/100/200) show the trend, and the FRAMES module (OFF by default) draws an independent PO3 grid with its own signal boxes as a "rock-solid" trend confirmation. The Legend itself warns: trend indicators are calculated on the CURRENT timeframe — always confirm direction on a higher one (HTF). If you add separate indicators from the SRL family (e.g. Fractal Structure, HTF Candles, Trifecta), treat them as a second opinion on the HTF bias, not as a second entry generator — so you don't count the same signal twice. In practice: enter in the direction that agrees with the H4/D1 bias from the Command Center and with the TRADE ZONE box.