Fibonacci Retracement, Order Block, Fixed Range Volume Profile Strategy

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Published · Updated · Methodology: SMC

Part of: Order Blocks

  • Methodology: SMC
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: Monthly, 4-hour, Smaller timeframes
  • Markets: Bitcoin

Indicators used

  • Fibonacci Retracement
  • Fixed Range Volume Profile
  • Order Block

Source video

Decoded from: El Único Indicador de Trading que Llevo Usando 10 Años (Funciona Siempre) by ABAD TRADER — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:40 - Introduction to the main indicator
  • 1:30 - Identifying trends (bullish/bearish)
  • 2:00 - Bullish trend definition (higher highs, higher lows)
  • 3:00 - Introduction to Fibonacci indicator
  • 4:30 - Market structure change (Chock)
  • 6:00 - Fibonacci retracement levels explained (50%, 61.8%, 75%)
  • 7:00 - Fibonacci settings configuration
  • 8:00 - Combining Fibonacci with other patterns (previous highs/lows, order blocks)
  • 9:00 - Order block definition and identification
  • 11:00 - Strategy overview: using Fibonacci zones with order blocks/liquidity
  • 12:00 - Live chart example (Bitcoin, 4-hour timeframe)
  • 13:00 - Fibonacci drawing for bearish trend
  • 14:00 - Fibonacci settings on TradingView
  • 15:00 - Fixed Range Volume Profile introduction
  • 16:00 - Combining Volume Profile with Fibonacci zones
  • 17:00 - Example of a long trade setup with SL/TP

Strategy overview

An order block is the candle or zone that immediately precedes a strong directional move, treated as a level price may revisit before continuing. On this page it is not the headline: the source video is titled "El Único Indicador de Trading que Llevo Usando 10 Años (Funciona Siempre)" — roughly, "the only trading indicator I've been using for 10 years (it always works)" — and the tool the title refers to is the Fibonacci retracement. The order block and a fixed range volume profile sit around it. That framing selects a method by durability rather than novelty, which is unusual in a space where most order-block content arrives as something newly discovered.

The lineage shows in the stack. A Fibonacci retracement is decades-old classical technical analysis; the order block and the change-of-character reading belong to the much more recent SMC vocabulary. A workflow the author dates to ten years is therefore an older frame with the newer terms layered onto it, not an SMC method that happens to use Fibonacci. The timeframe ladder reinforces the altitude: ABAD TRADER works from the monthly chart down to the 4-hour and then to smaller timeframes, so the zone in question is a slow, positional object built on top of a multi-month structure — not the same-session reaction level that order blocks usually stand for.

The video's own chapter markers are worth reading as a statement of emphasis. They run from defining a bullish or bearish trend through higher highs and higher lows, into the change of character, and on to the retracement levels; the order block and the volume profile show up in the strategy's tool set rather than in its signposting. No rule set was extracted from this Spanish-language explainer, so this page carries the concepts and the source context rather than a decoded set of conditions — and the "funciona siempre" claim is the author's, attached to a decade of personal use, with no results or statistics available here to test it against.

Topics

fibonacci retracement strategy · order block strategy · volume profile strategy · smc strategy · btc trading strategy · bitcoin strategy · price action · monthly trading · 4 hour strategy · tradingview strategy · trading strategy · fibonacci order block strategy · smart money concepts

Frequently asked questions

What is an order block in Smart Money Concepts?

An order block is the candle or price area that comes just before a strong directional move, marked on the reading that unfilled institutional interest remains at that level and may draw price back to it before the move continues.

Why does a strategy called "the only indicator I use" list three tools?

The title refers to the Fibonacci retracement as the single constant of the author's workflow. The order block and the fixed range volume profile are the supporting context arranged around it, which is why the decoded entry names three tools where the title names one.

What timeframes does this approach work on?

The video works top-down: the monthly chart for the dominant structure, the 4-hour as the working chart, and smaller timeframes for refinement. That places the order block at a positional altitude rather than an intraday one.

Does this video come with a complete set of trading rules?

No — no rule set was extracted from this source. It is a concept explainer in Spanish covering trend definition, change of character and retracement, so Strategy Decoder catalogs it for the ideas and the context it provides rather than as a mechanical, testable rule set.

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