Web3Labs ICT Sweeps

10 gen

Web3Labs ICT Sweeps is an ICT - SMC style TradingView indicator that combines market structure, prior session liquidity, HTF levels and fair value gaps into one tool. It helps you see where liquidity sits, where sweeps occur and how intraday context is forming.
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Overview
ICT Sweeps focuses on four core components - sessions - market structure - FVGs - HTF liquidity.
The goal is to give a clean but information dense view of where price is likely to take liquidity and react.
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1 - Sessions
The Sessions block controls markup for the Asian - London - New York sessions relative to the instrument exchange timezone.
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• Sessions - toggles session boxes on or off - each session is highlighted with its own color so you instantly see when each market is active.
  
• Session text - adds labels with session name and total traded volume in notional terms - this makes it easy to spot where the main liquidity flow appeared during the day.
  
• Sessions High - Low lines - plots horizontal lines for each session high and low - these levels act as local liquidity pools and potential sweep - reaction zones.
  
• Separate box and text colors for Asia - London - NY let you tune visibility for dark - light themes and your personal chart style.
  

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2 - Market Structure
The Market Structure block automatically marks Changes of Character - ChoCh - and Breaks of Structure - BOS - on the chart.
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• MS swing length - 3 to 10 - controls how sensitive the structure is
  
• 3 - more frequent - noisy swings for aggressive intraday analysis
  
• 10 - smoother - larger swings for higher timeframes.
  

Separate colors for bullish - bearish ChoCh - BOS make trend reading intuitive - you clearly see where structure flipped bullish or bearish and where key structural breaks occurred.
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3 - Fair Value Gaps - FVG
The Fair Value Gaps block highlights price imbalance zones following ICT logic.
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• Max active FVG limits the number of FVGs visible at the same time - from 1 to 50 - so the chart stays readable and focused on the most relevant zones.
  
• Separate settings for bull - bear FVG fill - border - text color let you visually distinguish bullish vs bearish imbalances and keep zones clean and easy to read.
  

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4 - HTF Liquidity Levels
The HTF Liquidity Levels block plots key higher timeframe liquidity levels directly on the current timeframe.
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• Custom HTF lines ON enables
  
• Previous 4H High - Low
  
• Previous Day High - Low
  
• Previous Week High - Low
  
• Previous Month High - Low.
  

These levels serve as targets - liquidity pools - reference points for sweeps and strong reactions.

Individual line width controls for 4H - Day - Week - Month let you visually prioritize more important levels - for example making weekly - monthly thicker and 4H thinner.

Text color and text size options keep labels like Previous Day High or Previous Week Low readable without cluttering the chart.

24 gen

Note di rilascio

Web3Labs ICT Sweeps is an ICT/SMC style TradingView indicator that combines market structure, session liquidity, HTF levels, fair value gaps, and a Daily Bias module into one tool.
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Overview
The indicator shows where liquidity is clustered, which levels are more likely to be swept, and where price is more likely to react or reverse intraday.
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It blends session markup, automatic Market Structure, Fair Value Gaps, HTF liquidity levels, and a Daily Bias table to give a clear directional and contextual view for trade entries.
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1 - Sessions and High/Low Liquidity

• The Sessions block controls markup for the Asian, London, and New York sessions relative to the instrument’s exchange timezone.
  
• Session boxes - highlight each session with its own color so you instantly see when each market was active.
  
• Session text - adds labels with session name and total traded notional volume, making it easy to spot where the main liquidity flow appeared during the day.
  
• Session High - Low lines - plot horizontal lines for each session high and low, acting as local liquidity pools and potential sweep/reaction zones.
  
• High Liquidity / Low Liquidity tags - for each completed session the indicator marks which extreme is High Liquidity and which is Low Liquidity based on the internal volume distribution of the session range.
  
• This helps you anticipate which side is more likely to be swept for liquidity and where a reaction or reversal is more probable.
  
• Separate box, text, and cross colors for Asia, London, and NY let you tune visibility for dark/light themes and your personal chart style.
  

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2 - Market Structure (ChoCh / BOS)
The Market Structure block automatically detects and marks Changes of Character (ChoCh) and Breaks of Structure (BOS) on the chart.
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• MS swing length (3 to 10) controls how sensitive structure is: lower values give more frequent intraday swings, higher values smooth structure for higher timeframes.
  
• Separate colors for bullish/bearish ChoCh and BOS make trend reading intuitive so you clearly see where structure flipped and where key structural breaks occurred.
  
• Under the hood it uses a modified ZigZag and LuxAlgo-style MSS/BOS logic adapted to ICT-style liquidity and sweep driven price action.
  

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3 - Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
The Fair Value Gaps block highlights price imbalance zones following ICT logic.
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• Max active FVG - limits how many FVGs can be visible at the same time (1 to 50) so the chart stays clean and focused on the most relevant zones.
  
• Separate settings for bullish and bearish FVG fill, border, and text colors let you visually distinguish buy-side vs sell-side imbalances.
  
• Once price trades through an FVG, box style and transparency adapt, making it clear that the imbalance has been filled and its liquidity mostly consumed.
  

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4 - HTF Liquidity Levels
The HTF Liquidity Levels block projects key higher timeframe liquidity levels onto the current timeframe.
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• When Custom HTF lines ON is enabled, the indicator plots:
  
• Previous 4H High / Low
  
• Previous Day High / Low
  
• Previous Week High / Low
  
• Previous Month High / Low
  
• These levels act as targets, liquidity pools, and reference points for sweeps and strong reactions.
  
• Individual line width settings for 4H, Day, Week, and Month let you visually prioritize more important levels (for example, thicker weekly/monthly, thinner 4H).
  
• Text color and size options keep labels such as “Previous Day High” or “Previous Week Low” readable without cluttering the chart.
  

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5 - Daily Bias (D1 Only)
The new Daily Bias block adds a compact daily bias table based on the last two daily candles.
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• The indicator reads the two latest D1 candles and classifies the daily bias as BULLISH, BEARISH, or CONSOLIDATION.
  
• A Daily Bias table is printed in the top right corner and gives you an instant higher timeframe context: trade primarily long, short, or cautiously in a consolidating environment.
  
• Table colors adapt to the bias (green for bullish, red for bearish, neutral for consolidation) so you can read the direction at a glance.
  

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How it all comes together

• Combining Daily Bias, session High/Low with High/Low Liquidity labels, HTF levels, and FVGs gives a complete picture of where liquidity sits and in which direction it is most likely to be taken.
  
• Typical use cases include scenarios like a bullish daily bias, price sweeping Low Liquidity inside London into an FVG or HTF level, and then offering a refined entry in line with the dominant move.
  

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