Spot the sweep

30 real, anonymized M15 windows · graded by the engine's own rule · no symbol, no dates, prices normalized to the level

A sweep is a precise event, not a vibe: the wick trades through a mapped liquidity level and the body closes back on the original side. If the body closes beyond the level, that's a liquidity run — and the engine deliberately leaves it unmarked. Can you tell them apart on a real chart before the reveal?

The exact rule you're being graded against

wick beyond level and body close back = sweep · body close beyond = run (not marked) · level untouched = nothing. Answers come from the same detect_sweep() the live engine runs — this page has no separate "quiz logic".

Data note: windows are real futures candles fetched from the same public source the engine reads, then anonymized — symbol and timestamps removed, all prices divided by the level price. Educational; not advice, not a signal.

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