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In this short video, the speaker defines an order block as a price zone where large institutional or market‑maker orders accumulate. He explains that when price moves very quickly, many of these orders remain unfilled, leaving a concentration of pending orders in the block. This concept applies to both bullish order blocks—potential support zones where buying pressure may resume—and bearish order blocks—areas that can serve as entry points for short positions, illustrated with a Bitcoin shorting example.
