What the table lists
Fake Wall & Liquidity Trap Detection lists five patterns as rows: fake walls, resting walls the book withdrew instead of filling; fake zones, price bands whose displayed size never intended to fill; trap zones, bands the book baited and then abandoned; pulled liquidity, size withdrawn before price reached it; and pulsed liquidity, size shown and withdrawn repeatedly at the same price.
Reading the columns
Trend draws a short line of how the pattern developed. Risk counts how many of this pattern the order book showed in the latest candle. Imbalance gives the size involved. Order book distribution shows resting size on the bid side against the ask side, and the last column names the side the pattern sits on, for example Ask side or Bid side, with its size.
Finding a pattern
Use the search field to filter by signal name. The table carries the LIVE badge, and it refreshes on a slower cadence than the charts so that the counts stay readable.
How to use it
Look for the side. Fake walls and trap zones on the ask side above price can make resistance look heavier than it is; on the bid side below price they can make support look stronger than it is. A rising trend line on a pattern means it is becoming more frequent.