Watch the full video alongside our detailed notes and extra learning resources in this full cheat sheet companion guide.
What you'll learn: The plain-English definition: box Monday's high and low, then watch what happens early in the week when price breaks one side and comes back.
What you'll learn: The three things the range gives you - a bias, an entry trigger, and a stop - and where to put each one.
What you'll learn: A worked example on the Two-Step 100K: where the entry sits, where the stop goes, the dollar risk, and how the trade pays the Phase 1 target on its own.
Use a Monday-range indicator on TradingView or draw the box manually each Tuesday morning. Set alerts at the high and the low so the setup tells you when it's live.
Run this every Tuesday morning. Most weeks one of the majors gives you the trade.
Box Monday's high and low on BTC, ETH, and SOL. Three charts, two lines each.
Early in the week, one side gets broken. That side is the trap.
Price closes back inside the range. That's the trigger.
Entry on the reclaim. Stop on the deviation extreme. Target the opposite side.
Risk no more than 2% on a single Monday's range trade.
If the play set up on BTC, check ETH and SOL. Same shape often repeats.
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