The hardest thing about ICT trading is not understanding the concepts — most traders who've studied for six months understand order blocks, FVGs, and liquidity. The hard thing is identifying in real time, on a live chart, which levels are actually significant and which ones are noise. Key Levels X was built to solve exactly that problem.
Key Levels X doesn't add more levels to your chart. It filters levels down to the ones with the highest institutional weight — the levels that 3, 4, or 5 timeframes all agree are significant. That's not the same as drawing more lines. That's the opposite.
What Key Levels X Actually Does
Key Levels X runs a real-time analysis of 7 timeframes (Weekly, 3-Day, Daily, 12H, 8H, 4H, 1H) and identifies key structural levels on each. It then compares those levels across all 7 timeframes and calculates a strength score based on how many timeframes agree on the same price area.
The output is a set of levels displayed directly on your TradingView chart — color-coded by strength — with specific labels for the level types that matter most to ICT traders:
- →Consensus Zones (gold): where 3 or more timeframes agree on the same level — highest institutional weight on the chart
- →Flip Zones: former support that has become resistance or former resistance that has become support — confirmed structural shifts
- →BSL/SSL (Buy-Side and Sell-Side Liquidity): where stop orders are clustered above highs and below lows — stop hunt targets
- →FVGs (Fair Value Gaps): imbalances in price delivery across multiple timeframes — areas where price tends to return
- →Zone strength scores: a numeric or visual indicator of how many timeframes and what types of structure contribute to each level
Key Levels X Features — What's Included
| Feature | What It Shows | How ICT Traders Use It |
|---|---|---|
| Consensus Zones | Levels where 3+ timeframes agree — marked in gold | Highest-priority reversal and entry zones |
| Flip Zones | Former S/R that has changed polarity | Retest entries after confirmed structural shifts |
| BSL/SSL Pools | Buy-side and sell-side liquidity clusters | Stop hunt targets — watch for sweeps then CISD |
| FVGs | Price imbalances across timeframes | Retracement entry zones within directional moves |
| Zone Strength Score | Score based on timeframe count and structure quality | Prioritize which levels to watch in each session |
| 7-Timeframe Analysis | Weekly through 1H simultaneously | See the full institutional picture without switching charts |
What Key Levels X Does NOT Do
Being clear about what the indicator doesn't include is as important as what it does. Key Levels X is a key level identification tool — it is not a signal generator:
- →No entry signals: Key Levels X marks where significant levels are. It doesn't tell you when to enter. Entry confirmation comes from CISD, which is what SMC X handles.
- →No order blocks: Key Levels X focuses on key levels — structural highs, lows, FVGs, consensus zones, flip zones. It does not draw order block boxes.
- →No BOS or CHoCH: structural break identification is not a Key Levels X feature.
- →No alerts by default: level alerts are not a core feature — the indicator is a visual tool, not an alert system.
How It Works With SMC X
Key Levels X identifies where the significant levels are. SMC X identifies when the confirmed entry fires at those levels. Used together, you have location (Key Levels X) and timing (SMC X) — the complete picture for ICT entry execution.
Who Key Levels X Is Built For
Key Levels X is designed specifically for ICT and Smart Money Concepts traders who understand multi-timeframe analysis and are spending too much time on manual level identification. If you're currently opening 5-7 timeframe charts before every session and manually comparing levels, Key Levels X compresses that analysis into your primary chart view.
It's not suited for traders who want an all-in-one signal tool that tells them what to do. It's a location tool for traders who understand the ICT framework and want a faster, more systematic way to identify the highest-quality levels in their analysis.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Trial |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $29/month | 5-day free trial — full access from day one |
| Lifetime | $199 one-time | No trial — permanent access, no recurring fees |
Both tiers include full feature access — there are no restricted features on the monthly plan. The lifetime plan is a single payment that covers ongoing access as the indicator is updated and improved.
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Start Free 5-Day TrialFrequently Asked Questions
What does Key Levels X indicator do?
Key Levels X analyzes 7 timeframes simultaneously (Weekly, 3-Day, Daily, 12H, 8H, 4H, 1H) and marks the highest-confidence key levels on your TradingView chart. It identifies Consensus Zones (where 3+ timeframes agree on the same level), Flip Zones (former support/resistance that has changed polarity), BSL/SSL pools (buy-side and sell-side liquidity), and FVGs — all scored by strength so you can prioritize instantly.
How is Key Levels X different from LuxAlgo or other indicators?
LuxAlgo analyzes a single timeframe. Key Levels X analyzes 7 timeframes simultaneously and shows you where multiple timeframes agree on the same level — which is the actual definition of a high-probability key level. A single-timeframe tool shows you what's significant on the chart you're looking at. Key Levels X shows you what's significant from the perspective of every relevant institutional timeframe at once.
What is the price of Key Levels X?
Key Levels X is $29 per month with a 5-day free trial, or $199 as a lifetime one-time payment. Both options include full access from day one with no feature restrictions between the monthly and lifetime tiers.
What timeframes does Key Levels X analyze?
Key Levels X analyzes Weekly, 3-Day, Daily, 12H, 8H, 4H, and 1H timeframes — 7 timeframes total. This covers everything from the macro institutional structure (weekly) down to the intraday entry structure (1H). The indicator can be used on any chart timeframe — it pulls the multi-timeframe data regardless of what chart you're currently viewing.
Does Key Levels X work for futures and forex?
Yes. Key Levels X works on any liquid market available on TradingView — forex pairs, equity index futures (NQ, ES, YM), commodities, and crypto. The key level identification process is based on price structure, which is market-agnostic. It's particularly effective on NQ and ES futures, where institutional key level reactions are pronounced.