ICT Blueprint

Discover the ICT Blueprint, a Forex trading strategy that leverages Inner Circle Trader concepts for market analysis. Ideal for traders seeking ICT-based entry

Published · Updated · Methodology: ICT

Part of: ICT Concepts

  • Methodology: ICT
  • Content type: strategy
  • Markets: Forex

Source video

Decoded from: The SIMPLE $10 Million ICT Blueprint They Don’t Want You To See (Forex Trading Strategy) by Chart Fanatics — watch the original

Strategy overview

ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology reads price through liquidity — where stop orders accumulate, how price is drawn toward them, and what happens once they are taken. What distinguishes this entry from a single-concept lesson is the word in its title: a *blueprint* implies an ordered chain rather than a menu of ideas — a bias, then a level, then a timing window, then an entry — and Chart Fanatics frames the material that way in "The SIMPLE $10 Million ICT Blueprint They Don't Want You To See (Forex Trading Strategy)".

The forex label is the second thing worth noting. ICT's vocabulary was developed in and around the currency market, and it carries that market's assumptions with it: a 24-hour clock broken into session windows, activity that concentrates predictably around the London and New York hours, and pairs that often move on the same underlying dollar story. A blueprint presented explicitly as a forex strategy therefore sits close to the environment the concepts were formulated in — which matters, because traders who port session-anchored ICT logic to instruments with a different trading calendar frequently keep the sequence while losing the timing that made it coherent.

The practical question a blueprint invites is whether its steps are decidable in real time. A sequence reads cleanly on a replayed chart; the test is whether each stage can be called at the hard right edge, without knowing how the move resolved. No rule-level extraction has been completed for this entry, so the source video remains the reference for how Chart Fanatics defines and orders the individual steps.

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

What does an "ICT blueprint" mean compared to learning ICT concepts individually?

A blueprint framing presents the ICT concepts as one ordered decision chain — establishing directional bias, identifying a level, waiting for a timing window, and defining an entry — rather than as a set of independent tools you apply in isolation. The sequencing is the added claim; the underlying concepts are the same ones taught across ICT material.

Why is ICT methodology so often taught using forex?

ICT concepts were developed around the currency market, and its structure suits them: a continuous 24-hour clock split into session windows, activity that clusters around the London and New York hours, and major pairs that frequently share a common dollar driver. Session-based timing is baked into much of the methodology.

Does an ICT blueprint transfer to indices or crypto?

The structural concepts — liquidity, imbalance, market structure — are not currency-specific, but the session timing often is. Instruments with a different trading calendar, a cash-session open, or continuous weekend trading do not reproduce the same activity windows, so any time-anchored step needs to be re-derived rather than copied across.

How should I evaluate a strategy like this before trading it?

Define every step so it can be judged at the right edge of the chart rather than in hindsight, then backtest it on the sessions and pairs it was designed for. Strategy Decoder catalogs strategies presented in video sources so you can locate the original material and evaluate the approach on TradingView yourself.

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