1. Check coverage and refresh
The top shows tracked coins, fresh checks and source errors. Enable auto refresh at 1 or 5 minutes. Refresh reads the latest saved scan; it does not create a market setup.
↓ 2. Inspect the watchlistLOGRI RADAR · POC
POC: find the zone and follow the return
A step-by-step guide to POC: two structure types, watchlist, entry, stop, targets and event history.
Two models, one screen
POC Retest
Impulse → accumulation → departure → POC return.
Sweep + Reclaim
Liquidity sweep beyond the zone → POC reclaim → return to POC.
2. Inspect the watchlist
Blue cards show compact accumulation, green impulse and purple liquidity sweeps. Market overview means the full conditions are absent. Charts show candles, volume, the zone and its current POC. These can change before a setup forms.
↓ 3. Inspect an active setup3. Inspect an active setup
Active setups show up to five LONG and five SHORT coins. Check venue, model, fixed POC, stop, targets and expiry. SL/TP labels explain the observed levels. The concept considers entry on return to POC without mandatory 5m confirmation. A past return belongs in history.
↓ 4. Follow the return and history4. Follow the return and history
After an observed return the setup moves to history. Invalidated means the invalidation level was crossed; Expired means the waiting time ended. Expand a row for the saved chart and levels. Failed updates are marked separately and never shown as fresh entries.
Open POCA watchlist item is not a ready entry. A historical return to POC records a price event, not verified profit or execution. Viewing the screen places no orders.
Where levels come from
POC is the centre of the price bin with the most volume in the selected zone. The profile is estimated from closed 15m candles rather than individual exchange trades. Check the displayed venue and chart. Stops use accumulation boundaries or sweep extremes; targets use observed support, resistance and volume nodes. A second target requires another observed level.