Gold is showing a potentially significant bullish reversal structure on the 1D timeframe. Price has repeatedly respected the strong bearish order block around 3,950–4,050, making this zone an important higher-timeframe demand area.

The current structure suggests that the market has been accumulating liquidity around the order block. Multiple reactions from this zone are forming a series of higher lows, indicating that sellers are struggling to push price into sustained bearish continuation.

A major point of interest is the higher-timeframe FVG/Order Block confluence around 4,850–4,980. The chart identifies this area as a Unicorn Model setup, where the Fair Value Gap aligns with the Order Block. If bullish momentum continues, this zone becomes the next major upside objective.

Before reaching that area, price must overcome the lower-timeframe resistance around 4,200–4,250, followed by the FVG around 4,350–4,450. A sustained breakout through these levels would strengthen the bullish scenario and open the path toward the higher-timeframe FVG/OB.

Above the 4,850–4,980 zone, the next major liquidity objective is the Buy-Side Liquidity around 5,400, while the external range liquidity near 5,600 represents the broader upside target.

📌 Key Levels:
• Strong HTF Order Block: 3,950–4,050
• LTF Resistance: 4,200–4,250
• FVG: 4,350–4,450
• HTF FVG + OB / Unicorn Model: 4,850–4,980
• Buy-Side Liquidity: ~5,400
• External Range Liquidity: ~5,600

Overall, the higher-timeframe setup remains constructive as long as the 3,950–4,050 order block continues to hold. A confirmed breakout above 4,200–4,250 could provide the first major confirmation of bullish continuation toward the higher-timeframe FVG/OB and eventually the buy-side liquidity above. 📈🔥