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Nested Liquidity

A liquidity-sweep reversal framework built around swing points hidden inside Fair Value Gaps — swept on the higher timeframe, confirmed on the lower one.

Developed by EspoirCapital.

Live → nested-liquidity.vercel.app


What is this?

This is an interactive web app that teaches you the Nested Liquidity ICT-adjacent reversal framework from start to finish. It covers:

  • Core Concept — Why FVGs hide traps and how to exploit them
  • Definitions — Fair Value Gaps, Swing Highs/Lows, Nested Highs/Lows, Inversion FVGs, and the Validity Rule
  • The Setup — A 4-step process: identify the level, wait for the sweep, get LTF confirmation, enter
  • Trade Management — Stop loss placement and order type selection
  • Risk & Win Rate — The math behind expected value and how to size positions
  • Discretionary Filters — Death candles, reaction location, rejection wicks, and more
  • Education — Trading sessions, brokers, prop firms, position sizing, news events, and TradingView chart setup

Built-in Tools

Tool What it does
EV Calculator Calculates expected value, required R:R, and trades needed to pass a funded account challenge
Position Size Calculator Computes lot size based on account balance, risk %, and stop loss in pips
Session Tracker Live Tokyo / London / New York session status with timezone conversion

Tech Stack

  • React 19 + TypeScript
  • Vite
  • Chart.js (EV curve visualization)
  • Vitest (unit tests)
  • Oxlint

Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/EspoirCapital/nested-liquidity.git
cd nested-liquidity
npm install
npm run dev

Scripts

Command Description
npm run dev Start dev server
npm run build Production build
npm run test Run unit tests
npm run preview Preview production build
npm run lint Run Oxlint

License

MIT

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A liquidity-sweep reversal strategy built around swing points hidden inside Fair Value Gaps — swept on the higher timeframe, confirmed on the lower one.

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