What it detects
A burst of aggressive market orders sweeps one side of the tape (a large buy or sell run in notional) while the book already leans that way — momentum players are paying up to get filled.
(buyRun >= 50000 && imb >= 20) || (sellRun >= 50000 && imb <= -20) The exact condition vyx evaluates on every candle, across 300+ Hyperliquid markets.
How Aggressive Sweep paints across a heatmap row — the colour language it speaks on the live map.
How to play it
Use it as scanner context, not an automatic entry:
- A sweep shows urgency — someone wants in now and is crossing the spread.
- Trade with the sweep’s direction on continuation, only when the book agrees.
- Best on liquid majors where a sweep means real size, not a thin-book blip.
- Pair with OFI/CVD for a higher-conviction read.
Confirmation
What strengthens the read:
- Follow-through prints in the same direction.
- Book imbalance stays on the sweep’s side (it didn’t just get absorbed).
- Spread stays orderly through the burst.
Invalidation
What kills it:
- The sweep is fully absorbed and price stalls (see Delta Absorption).
- Imbalance flips against the sweep immediately after.
- One isolated print with no follow-through.
Risk & honest evidence
Respect the limits:
- Sweeps can mark exhaustion (the last buyers) as easily as continuation.
- Chasing a sweep means paying the worst price.
- Evidence: grounded in market-microstructure research. vyx's own live backtest is still accruing — treat this as scanner context, not a proven edge.
Related
FAQ
Is Aggressive Sweep a standalone trade signal?
Evidence: grounded in market-microstructure research. vyx's own live backtest is still accruing — treat this as scanner context, not a proven edge.
How does vyx compute Aggressive Sweep?
It evaluates the formula "(buyRun >= 50000 && imb >= 20) || (sellRun >= 50000 && imb <= -20)" on every candle, live across 300+ Hyperliquid markets.
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