Has the breakout been accepted by the market?
MARKET STRUCTURE · BREAKOUT ACCEPTANCE · ADVANCED
Market Profile breakout acceptance: did price accept (hold) beyond the prior session's value area, or reject back inside (a fakeout)? Optional estimated buy/sell delta for confirmation.
Has the breakout been accepted by the market?
Pick an instrument and a past session date. I'll check whether price accepted (held) beyond the prior session's value area, or rejected back inside (a fakeout), with an estimated buy/sell delta for confirmation.
What does "accepted" mean here?
Price didn't just briefly poke beyond the prior session's value area, it held there long enough, with enough follow-through, to be treated as a real move rather than a wick. An unaccepted break is a candidate for a fakeout: a reversal back inside value.
What is the estimated delta, and how accurate is it?
Cumulative buy vs. sell volume estimated from each candle's OHLCV (open/high/low/close/volume), not from real tick-by-tick trade data. It's a supporting signal, included by default, that can be disabled: acceptance is decided primarily from price behavior around the value area boundary.
Which exchanges and instruments does this support?
Binance and Bybit perpetual futures. Pick any date up to yesterday (UTC).
How is this different from Open Analysis and Session Structure?
Open Analysis looks at how the session began; Session Structure classifies the whole session's shape. This tool answers one narrower, tactical question: for a specific break beyond value, did it stick? It's the tool to reach for once you already suspect a breakout is underway.