Whale Zones: Supply and Demand Zones Found by AI
Whale zones are the price areas where heavy buying or selling left a clear mark on the chart. Whale Zone, the Znorva AI tool behind this page, finds high-significance supply and demand zones from price structure, volume behaviour and multi-timeframe confluence, and shows how far the current price is from each one.
What Whale Zone shows
- Demand zones below the price and supply zones above it, each drawn as a price band rather than a single line.
- A confidence score for each zone.
- The distance between the current price and each zone, in percent.
- Whether price has touched the zone since it formed.
- The timeframe the zone comes from: 4H, 1D or 1W.
A zone is context, not an entry on its own. It tells you where a reaction is more likely to matter; the Znorva Ultimate setup rules still decide whether there is a sweep, a reclaim and an entry zone.
How the zones are found
Whale Zone combines three readings. Price structure: where a strong move started and where price left an area quickly. Volume behaviour: where activity was unusually high compared with the candles around it. Multi-timeframe confluence: zones that line up across 4H, 1D and 1W rank above zones seen on one timeframe only.
Stored candles are scanned on a schedule, so the zones follow completed candles rather than every tick. Crypto candles come from Binance; stock, gold and silver candles from Twelve Data.
Why supply and demand zones matter
Price often reacts when it returns to an area where a large imbalance between buyers and sellers started a strong move, because orders left there may still be waiting. That reaction is never certain: a zone can be absorbed, and a zone that has been touched several times is usually seen as weaker. This is why Whale Zone shows whether price has touched each zone since it formed, and why the distance from price is part of the reading.
Markets covered
- Crypto: the scheduled scan covers 13 major coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, DOGE, ADA, AVAX, LINK, POL, DOT, LTC and UNI.
- Stocks and ETFs: 22 US symbols, including AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, TSLA, AMZN, META, SPY and QQQ.
- Commodities: gold (XAU/USD) and silver (XAG/USD).
Using zones together with setups
The most useful reading puts both tools on one chart. A whale zone shows where larger players were active; a Znorva Ultimate setup shows a sweep and a reclaim at a nearer reference level. When a reclaim happens close to a demand zone, both readings point the same way. When a setup runs straight into a supply zone, that zone is the first place where resistance can appear.
How to get it
Whale Zone is part of the Elite and Oracle plans (30 and 40 analyses a day), which also include the weekly timeframe, stocks and commodities. Plans are monthly passes with no automatic renewal, and prices depend on your region. To see stored zones before choosing a plan, the weekly Whale Zone map is public.
Starter and Pro include the Znorva Ultimate setup analysis without Whale Zone. A new account gets 1 free analysis in the market chosen at sign-up (Crypto or Forex).
Frequently asked questions
What are whale zones?
Price areas where heavy buying or selling left a clear mark. Znorva AI identifies them as high-significance supply and demand zones from price structure, volume behaviour and multi-timeframe confluence.
Which plans include Whale Zone?
Elite and Oracle. Starter and Pro include the Znorva Ultimate setup analysis but not Whale Zone.
Which markets does Whale Zone cover?
Crypto (13 major coins in the scheduled scan), 22 US stocks and ETFs, gold and silver.
Is a whale zone a place to enter a trade?
Not by itself. A zone is context that shows where a reaction may matter. The setup rules (sweep, reclaim, entry zone, stop and targets) are separate, and any decision stays yours.
Can I see whale zones without a paid plan?
Yes. The weekly Whale Zone map is a public page with stored zones for Bitcoin, commodities and leading stocks, their distance from price and the last scan date.
Educational analysis only, not financial advice. Trading involves risk.