Price Clustering

How Draconic reads it

Price clusters form where buyers and sellers repeatedly transact, where the market keeps returning because both sides find the price acceptable. Unlike support and resistance drawn from historical swing points, clustering shows where traders are actively engaged right now, in the current session. Cluster zones have genuine liquidity: orders are resting there, participants are watching them, and reactions to those levels tend to be sharper than reactions to theoretical levels drawn from price history. When a cluster zone and a structural level (order block, FVG, VWAP) coincide, the confluence of mechanical and participatory support creates the highest-probability zones in the session.