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Ralis Bull/Bear OscillatorRalis Bull/Bear Oscillator measures buying and selling pressure using True Range decomposition. Unlike single-bar OHLC analysis, True Range captures gap pressure from the prior close, giving a more complete picture of who controlled the bar. Buying pressure is the distance from the close to the true low (how far buyers pushed up), selling pressure is the distance from the true high to the close (how far sellers pushed down). Both are normalized by the true range to produce values on a 0–100 scale, then SMA-smoothed into two continuous lines: the green bull line and the red bear line.
The pressure engine offers three calculation modes. Intrabar mode normalizes each bar independently — pure micro reads of who won that specific bar. Structural mode sums buying pressure, selling pressure, and true range over a lookback window before normalizing — this reveals the cumulative balance of power over the period. Average mode blends both, giving you micro responsiveness anchored by macro context. The default Period of 10 and Smoothing Length of 10 work well across most assets and timeframes.
The 4-SMMA ribbon regime (8/16/24/32 on HL2) runs in the background, classifying the macro trend as Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral. Two independent tests must pass for a confirmed regime. Tangle detection checks that the inner ribbon lines (16/24) agree with the outer line relationship — if any inner line disagrees, the ribbon is tangled and the regime is Neutral. The neutral zone filter requires the percentage gradient between the fast outer (8) and slow outer (32) to exceed ±0.34% before confirming a trend. If the spread is too narrow, the regime stays Neutral regardless of alignment. The regime is displayed in the info table and can optionally tint the pressure lines. The SMMA calculations use inline var-state seeding for consistent cross-asset behavior.
Pressure divergence detects exhaustion by comparing pivots on the pressure ratio (bull / (bull + bear) as a percentage) against price. Bearish divergence fires when price makes a higher high but the pressure ratio makes a lower high — buying pressure is fading despite higher prices. Bullish divergence fires when price makes a lower low but the pressure ratio makes a higher low — selling pressure is weakening despite lower prices. Pivots use 5 bars left and 3 bars right by default, with a maximum 24-bar lookback between two pivots to qualify. Divergence markers are orange triangles (bearish, top of pane) and cyan triangles (bullish, bottom of pane), plotted at the pivot bar where the divergence was confirmed.
The spread histogram plots the difference between the bull and bear lines as columns behind the pressure lines. Green columns above zero indicate bull dominance, red columns below zero indicate bear dominance. Acceleration dimming modulates brightness based on whether the spread is growing or shrinking in magnitude. Bright bars mean the dominant side is gaining steam — the absolute spread is larger than the prior bar. Dim bars mean the dominant side is fading — the spread is contracting even though it may still be positive or negative. This gives an instant visual read on momentum acceleration without adding another indicator.
Regime-tinted lines optionally fade the pressure line that is fighting the current ribbon regime. In a bullish regime, the bear line dims to 60% transparency while the bull line stays full brightness. In a bearish regime, the bull line dims. In a neutral regime, both lines fade to 40% transparency. This helps the eye focus on the pressure line that matters given the macro context.
Percentile extreme bands draw the 90th and 10th percentile of both the bull and bear lines over a configurable lookback (default 200 bars). When either pressure line exceeds its 90th percentile, a subtle background highlight appears behind the oscillator pane — green for extreme buying pressure, red for extreme selling pressure. These zones flag historically unusual pressure readings that often precede reversals or signal trend acceleration.
The info table displays Pressure (BULLS or BEARS with color-coded background), the current bull and bear line values, the spread between them, the pressure ratio as a percentage (green above 55%, red below 45%, white in between), and the ribbon regime (BULLISH in gold, BEARISH in blue, NEUTRAL in gray). The table supports 9-position placement.
Four alert conditions are available. Bull Cross fires when buying pressure crosses above selling pressure. Bear Cross fires when selling pressure crosses above. Bull Divergence fires on bullish pressure divergence (price lower low, ratio higher low). Bear Divergence fires on bearish pressure divergence (price higher high, ratio lower high). All alerts include ticker and timeframe context.
Settings are organized into five groups. Pressure Engine controls the calculation period, mode (Average/Intrabar/Structural), and smoothing length. Ribbon Regime controls the 4-SMMA source, lengths, and neutral zone percentage. Divergence controls visibility, pivot left/right bars, and maximum lookback between pivots. Visual controls line colors, spread histogram toggle, regime-tinted lines toggle, and percentile extreme bands with their lookback length. Table controls visibility and 9-position placement.
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Rolling Session Fibonacci Map v1.2Rolling Session Fibonacci Map
Overview
This indicator provides a structured way to analyze price position using Fibonacci retracement levels anchored to a rolling time-based session.
Instead of manually drawing Fibonacci levels, the script automatically defines a session range (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly) and continuously updates its high and low values as the session evolves.
The result is a consistent and repeatable reference framework for observing how price behaves within a defined range.
How It Works
A session is defined using a selected time period (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly), a custom anchor time (hour and minute), and a chosen timezone.
During the active session, the highest and lowest prices are tracked dynamically.
Fibonacci levels are calculated between these two points and updated in real time as new highs or lows are formed.
The indicator plots standard Fibonacci levels from 0 to 1, optional background zones between these levels, and a diagonal reference line representing the full session range.
A reference panel displays the current Fibonacci zone, the price range of that zone, the nearest lower and upper reference levels, and the relative position of price compared to the diagonal line.
How to Use
This indicator is designed as a reference layer rather than a trading signal generator.
It can be used to identify where price is located within the current session range, observe how price reacts at different Fibonacci zones, and compare price positioning across multiple timeframes.
It is also suitable to be used alongside other tools such as trend or momentum indicators to provide additional context.
Important Notes
This script does not generate buy or sell signals.
Fibonacci levels are derived strictly from the selected session range and should be interpreted as contextual reference zones.
The diagonal line is a visual reference and does not represent a predictive model.
Disclaimer
This indicator is intended for analytical and educational purposes only.
It does not provide financial advice or trading recommendations.
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Smart Money Concepts SMC Smart Money Concepts (SMC) — Precision Edition
A comprehensive Smart Money Concepts indicator built for Indian markets, designed to identify institutional order flow through market structure, order blocks, and fair value gaps — with zero clutter.
Market Structure
Automatically detects and labels Break of Structure (BOS), Change of Character (CHoCH), and Market Structure Shift (MSS) using pivot-based swing detection. MSS signals are filtered by ATR-based displacement to
ensure only genuine momentum shifts are marked, reducing false signals.
Auto Swing Length
The swing detection length adjusts automatically when you change timeframes — no manual tuning required. Each timeframe uses a calibrated value optimised for clean, accurate structure detection. You can override
it manually at any time from the settings.
Order Blocks
Marks the last significant opposing candle before each structural break as an Order Block. A minimum body size filter (0.4× ATR) ensures only meaningful institutional candles are highlighted — eliminating tiny,
irrelevant candles that create noise. Mitigated Order Blocks vanish automatically the moment price trades through them, keeping the chart clean at all times. Each active OB is clearly labelled as Bull OB or Bear
OB.
Fair Value Gaps
Detects and highlights bullish and bearish imbalances between candles. FVGs are removed once price fills or touches them, depending on your mitigation preference.
Previous High / Low
Plots the previous session's high and low from any higher timeframe of your choice. Defaults to Daily, giving you immediate reference to key overnight levels.
Session Highlighter
Optionally highlights your custom trading session. Pre-configured for Indian market hours — 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM IST — out of the box.
Settings
All inputs are grouped and labelled clearly. Zone transparency, label size, and colours for bullish, bearish, BOS, CHoCH, and MSS are all fully customisable.
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LiquidityMapLiquidityMap v1.1 — Liquidation Cluster Heatmap with Footprint Integration
LiquidityMap estimates where leveraged positions would get liquidated by tracking where they were opened and projecting their forced-exit prices at four leverage tiers. The result is a heatmap overlay that reveals the structural cascade risk around current price — where the liquidation landmines are buried.
HOW IT WORKS
The indicator scans a configurable lookback window (default 200 bars) for bars where two conditions are met simultaneously: open interest expanded (new positions entered the market) AND volume was at or above its 20-bar average (the entries carried conviction, not just noise). These are classified as "entry bars" — moments when traders committed capital at a specific price.
Each entry bar is classified as long or short. In v1.1, this classification uses PulseWire's request.footprint() function to determine actual buy vs sell pressure via volume delta. When footprint data shows positive delta (more buying than selling), the bar is classified as a long entry. Negative delta classifies it as a short entry. This is a significant improvement over the v1.0 approach of using candle color, which is a rough proxy at best — a green candle during a selloff can mask aggressive short entries that happened to close slightly above open. On plans without footprint access (Free/Essential), the indicator falls back to candle color automatically.
For each detected entry, LiquidityMap projects where those positions would get liquidated at four leverage tiers: 10x, 25x, 50x, and 100x. The liquidation formula accounts for maintenance margin (default 0.5% for Phemex). Each tier is weighted by estimated trader distribution — default is 35% at 10x, 35% at 25x, 20% at 50x, and 10% at 100x, reflecting that most retail traders use moderate leverage. The projected liquidation prices are then accumulated into price bins to create a density map.
READING THE HEATMAP
Red and orange zones below price represent long liquidation clusters. If price drops into these zones, long positions at those leverage tiers get forcefully closed. The forced selling creates additional downward pressure, which can trigger more liquidations at slightly lower prices — this is the cascade effect. Brighter, more opaque zones indicate denser clusters where more liquidation volume is concentrated.
Cyan and teal zones above price represent short liquidation clusters. Price rising into these zones forces shorts to cover, adding buy pressure that can accelerate a squeeze. Dense cyan zones above price are squeeze fuel.
Dashed reference lines mark the nearest significant liquidation zone in each direction, with a label showing the exact price level and percentage distance from current price.
CONVICTION WEIGHTING
When footprint data is available, entries are weighted not just by OI magnitude and volume intensity but also by delta conviction — how lopsided the buy/sell split was on that bar. A bar where 80% of volume was buying gets a stronger long-entry weight than a bar where the split was 52/48. This makes the density map proportional to actual directional conviction, not just raw OI expansion.
THE INFO TABLE
The table provides a compact summary of the liquidation landscape. The header row shows the asset, number of detected entries, and the active classification source (FP for footprint, or candle for fallback mode). The Long and Short rows show the nearest significant liquidation zone with its price, percentage distance from current price, and relative density. The Cascade row scores how much total liquidation density sits within a configurable percentage range of current price (default ±3%), classified as LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, or EXTREME. The L/S row shows the ratio of long vs short entry weight, indicating which side of the market is more exposed. Reference rows at the bottom show where you would get liquidated at 10x and 25x leverage if you entered a position right now. The Source row shows how many entry bars used footprint classification vs candle color fallback.
INPUTS AND CONFIGURATION
The OI data source defaults to Binance linear perpetuals. The lookback window controls how many bars of history are scanned for entries — 200 on 1H covers about 8 days, 200 on Daily covers about 9 months. The volume threshold (default 1.0x SMA20) filters out low-conviction entries. Leverage tiers and their probability weights are fully configurable. The heatmap resolution (number of price bins), zone width, and minimum density floor control the visual output. The cascade zone percentage, minimum line distance, and minimum line density threshold control which zones get reference lines drawn.
Footprint settings include ticks per row (default 100) and Value Area percentage (default 70%). The footprint toggle allows disabling the feature entirely for compatibility with Free/Essential plans.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
LiquidityMap is an estimation tool, not a prediction engine. It does not have access to actual exchange order books or real liquidation data — those require platforms like CoinGlass or Hyblock Capital. What it does is build a probabilistic model of where liquidations are likely concentrated based on observable on-chain signals (OI expansion, volume, and footprint delta). Validation against CoinGlass liquidation maps shows strong alignment in identifying major cluster zones, though absolute density values will differ since CoinGlass has direct exchange data.
OI data is sourced from Binance via the standard BINANCE:SYMBOL+USDT.P_OI ticker. Assets without Binance OI data will not produce results. The footprint feature requires a PulseWire Premium or Ultimate subscription.
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TGW Risk Calculator INDEX FUTRESTGW RISK CALCULATOR
I know many sturggle with calculating the risk while traidng chart.
especially futures contract.
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RalisLine SpreadRalisLine Spread is a companion histogram for the RalisLine overlay. It measures the percentage gap between the fastest and slowest smoothed moving averages in a 4-SMMA ribbon, rendering that spread as a color-coded histogram below the chart. Gold bars above zero mean the ribbon is fanned out bullish — all four SMAs aligned with the fast line leading upward. Blue bars below zero mean bearish alignment. Gray bars appear when the ribbon is tangled — the inner lines disagree with the outer lines, indicating a regime transition is in progress.
The indicator uses a 3-state regime classification that goes beyond simple spread direction. It's not enough for the fast SMMA to be above the slow one — the two inner lines must also confirm the alignment. This "inconclusive" detection prevents false regime calls during crossover periods when the ribbon is tangled and direction is genuinely uncertain.
A 9-period EMA signal line (magenta) overlays the histogram. When the spread crosses above its signal line, a green triangle marks the crossover — momentum is building and the regime is strengthening. When it crosses below, a red triangle marks the fading — momentum is weakening. These signal line crossovers typically lead regime flips by several bars, giving you early warning before the RalisLine overlay changes color. A MACD-style fill between the spread and signal line shades green when spread is above signal and red when below, making the momentum relationship visible at a glance.
Bar brightness indicates acceleration. When the spread is growing in its current direction — bullish bars getting taller or bearish bars getting deeper — bars render at full brightness. When the spread is shrinking toward zero (regime fading), bars dim to 50% opacity. This means a bright gold bar is a strengthening bull trend, while a dim gold bar is a bull trend losing steam. The dimming often appears several bars before a regime flip, adding another layer of early warning beyond the signal line crossovers.
An optional percentile reference line (off by default, toggle in settings) ranks the current absolute spread against a 120-bar rolling history using ta.percentrank(). This solves the cross-asset comparison problem — a 2% spread on gold means something very different than 2% on a volatile altcoin. The percentile line turns orange above the 80th percentile (spread is extreme for this asset), blue below the 20th (spread is compressed, transition likely), and white in between. The percentile value is always shown in the info table even when the line is hidden.
The info table displays five fields: Regime (BULLISH/BEARISH/NEUTRAL with color-coded background), Spread (current percentage), Momentum (GROWING or FADING based on acceleration), Percentile (rank against rolling history), and Signal (ABOVE or BELOW the signal line). The table can be toggled off in settings for a cleaner pane.
Six alert conditions are available: Signal Cross Up (spread crossed above signal EMA), Signal Cross Down (spread crossed below), Zero Cross Up (spread turned positive — fast SMMA now leading slow), Zero Cross Down (spread turned negative), Regime to Bullish (ribbon aligned bullish from inconclusive or bearish), and Regime to Bearish (ribbon aligned bearish).
Default SMMA lengths are 8/16/24/32 on HL2, matching the RalisLine overlay for synchronized regime reads. For best results, use both indicators on the same chart — RalisLine shows the structural ribbon directly on price while RalisLine Spread shows the momentum and conviction beneath it. The signal line crossovers on the Spread often fire 3–5 bars before the RalisLine flip dots appear on the overlay, giving you a head start on regime transitions.
Works on any asset and any timeframe. No repainting.
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Airbus Rejection Block**Airbus Rejection Block**
The Airbus Rejection Block is a multi-instrument divergence strategy built around Smart Money Technique (SMT) divergence detection combined with a rejection block entry framework. The strategy identifies institutional manipulation signals by comparing price structure between two correlated futures instruments, then enters on a precise price reaction at the origin of the manipulation zone using an ATR-based trailing stop flip as the execution trigger.
This strategy is designed for futures traders operating on the 5-minute timeframe. It is best suited for traders who understand market structure, liquidity concepts, and institutional order flow.
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**HOW IT WORKS**
**Step 1 — SMT Divergence Detection**
The strategy simultaneously monitors the chart instrument and a user-defined correlated symbol using pivot-based swing detection. A bullish SMT divergence is identified when the primary instrument makes a lower swing low while the correlated instrument holds above its prior swing low — a non-confirmation that signals institutional accumulation and a potential engineered liquidity sweep. A bearish SMT divergence is the mirror condition: the primary instrument makes a higher swing high while the correlated instrument fails to confirm, signaling distribution.
**Step 2 — Rejection Block Formation**
When an SMT divergence is confirmed, a Rejection Block is drawn at the sweep candle. The block spans from the candle's wick extreme to its close, capturing the price range where the manipulation originated. This zone represents the area where institutional orders are likely resting and where price is expected to return for a reaction.
**Step 3 — Box Touch**
No trade is taken at the moment of divergence. The strategy waits for price to retrace and make contact with the Rejection Block zone. Once price touches the box, the strategy arms itself for entry. There is no time limit on this retracement — the strategy remains armed as long as the box is valid (up to 250 bars from formation). Multiple touches do not reset the armed state.
**Step 4 — ATR Trailing Stop Flip (Entry Trigger)**
Once the box has been touched and the strategy is armed, it waits for a fresh flip of the ATR-based trailing stop in the direction of the trade. For longs, this means the trailing stop transitions from bearish (red) to bullish (green). For shorts, the opposite. This flip must be a fresh transition — not simply being in the correct state — confirming that momentum has shifted in the direction of the trade.
**Step 5 — Entry**
On a confirmed ATR flip, a stop order is placed one tick above the flip candle's high (for longs) or one tick below the flip candle's low (for shorts). This ensures price is moving in the intended direction before the position is opened.
**Step 6 — Stop Loss & Take Profit**
The stop loss is placed below the Rejection Block low (for longs) or above the Rejection Block high (for shorts), with a user-defined tick buffer. The take profit is calculated from the actual fill price using the user-defined R:R ratio, defaulting to 1:1.
**Invalidation**
If price wicks through the Rejection Block extreme (below the box low for longs, above the box high for shorts) before the entry stop order triggers, the setup is immediately invalidated. The box is visually greyed out and the armed state is cleared. No trade is taken.
**Box Expiry**
Rejection Blocks automatically expire after 250 bars from formation to prevent stale zones from generating signals in irrelevant market conditions.
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**SESSION FILTERS**
The strategy includes three independently toggleable session filters. Only signals generated during active sessions will produce entries. All times are in New York time.
- **Asia Session** — Default off. Covers 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM ET
- **London Session** — Default off. Covers 2:00 AM – 8:30 AM ET
- **NY Session** — Default on. Covers 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM ET
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**EOD & WEEKEND PROTECTION**
- **EOD Flatten** — Automatically closes any open position at a user-defined time each day to prevent holding through the close. Default is 4:00 PM CT. Time is fully adjustable.
- **Weekend Gap Protection** — Automatically closes any open position on Friday at a user-defined time to prevent exposure over the weekend gap. Default is 3:55 PM CT. Time is fully adjustable.
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**SETTINGS REFERENCE**
*SMT Divergence*
- **Correlated Symbol** — The secondary instrument used for divergence comparison. Default is MES1! when trading MNQ. Change to the appropriate correlated instrument for your market.
- * *Pivot Lookback Length** — Number of bars used to confirm swing highs and lows on both instruments. Lower values confirm pivots faster but may produce more noise. Higher values are slower but more selective. Default is 3.
*ATR Trailing Stop (Entry Trigger)*
- * *ATR Length** — The lookback period for the Average True Range calculation used in the trailing stop. Default is 10.
- **ATR Multiplier** — The multiplier applied to ATR to determine the trailing stop distance. Increase to make the trailing stop looser and less sensitive to flips. Decrease for a tighter, more responsive trigger. Default is 2.0. Tune these two settings visually against your preferred trailing stop indicator to match its behavior.
*Stop Loss & Target*
- **Stop Buffer (Ticks)** — The number of ticks added beyond the Rejection Block extreme for stop loss placement. Provides a small buffer against stop hunting at the exact box level. Default is 2 ticks.
- **R:R Ratio** — The risk-to-reward ratio used to calculate the take profit level from the actual fill price. A value of 1.0 targets 1:1, 2.0 targets 1:2, and so on. Default is 1.0.
*Session Filters*
- **Asia Session** — Toggle to enable signals during the Asia session. Adjust the session time to match your preferred hours.
- **London Session** — Toggle to enable signals during the London session. Adjust the session time to match your preferred hours.
- **NY Session** — Toggle to enable signals during the New York session. Default on. Adjust the session time to match your preferred hours.
*EOD & Weekend Protection*
- **EOD Flatten** — Toggle end of day position closure on or off. Set the time to match your preferred daily cutoff in exchange timezone.
- **Weekend Gap Protection** — Toggle Friday position closure on or off. Set the time to your preferred Friday exit time in exchange timezone.
*Visuals*
- **Bullish Box Color** — Color of active bullish Rejection Blocks.
- **Bearish Box Color** — Color of active bearish Rejection Blocks.
- **Show ATR Trailing Stop** — Toggle visibility of the ATR trailing stop line on the chart. Useful for tuning the ATR settings to match your preferred execution trigger indicator.
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**RECOMMENDED SETUP**
1. Apply the strategy to MNQ1! or your preferred futures instrument on the 5-minute timeframe
2. Set the Correlated Symbol to the appropriate paired instrument (MES1! for MNQ, MNQ1! for MES)
3. Enable the sessions relevant to your trading schedule
4. Tune the ATR Length and Multiplier settings until the trailing stop line visually matches your preferred trailing stop indicator
5. Set your EOD and Weekend flatten times to match your risk management rules
6. Configure your automation webhook with two order name listeners: entry orders and exit orders
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**IMPORTANT NOTES**
- This strategy is designed for the 5-minute timeframe. Results on other timeframes will vary, and settings may require adjustment
- The strategy does not repaint. Pivot confirmation requires the lookback length to complete on both sides, meaning signals are confirmed and non-repainting by design
- Backtesting results are influenced heavily by the ATR settings. Tune these carefully before deploying live
- Always validate strategy behavior on your specific instrument before using in a live environment
- Past performance is not indicative of future results. This tool is for educational and analytical purposes
- All credit for this strategy goes to Airbus on Discord.
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Tether PrinterTether Printer — Stablecoin Mint/Burn Histogram
Tether Printer tracks changes in USDT market cap and displays them as a histogram. Green bars mean Tether minted new USDT — fresh liquidity entering the crypto ecosystem. Red bars mean USDT was burned or redeemed — capital leaving. The height of each bar shows the size of the print. When the printer runs hot, crypto tends to follow.
The logic is simple. The indicator pulls the USDT market cap via CRYPTOCAP:USDT and calculates the bar-over-bar change. A positive delta means more USDT exists now than it did one bar ago — that's a mint. A negative delta means supply contracted — that's a burn. No complicated math, no lagging signals, just raw supply changes visualized as a histogram.
A gold SMA line smooths the noise to reveal the trend. When the SMA is above zero and rising, Tether is net printing over time — a tailwind for crypto prices. When the SMA dips below zero, net redemptions are underway and liquidity is draining. The SMA length is configurable (default 14 periods) so you can tune it to your preferred timeframe.
The configurable threshold lets you filter for significant prints only. Set it to 100M on a daily chart and only mints or burns above $100 million will appear at full brightness — everything below gets dimmed. Triangle markers flag significant events so they're visible at a glance even when scrolling through history. Set it to zero to see every change.
The info table in the corner shows the current state at a glance: whether the last bar was a MINT or BURN and the dollar amount, current market cap, SMA trend value, consecutive mint or burn streak count, and net flow over the last 30 bars. A 12-bar mint streak with +3.8B net 30-day flow tells a very different story than a 5-bar burn streak with negative net flow.
The indicator is not limited to USDT. Change the ticker input to CRYPTOCAP:USDC to track Circle's stablecoin, or CRYPTOCAP:FDUSD for First Digital. Any stablecoin with a market cap ticker on PulseWire works.
Four alert conditions are included: significant mint, significant burn, any mint, and any burn. Set up alerts on a daily chart and you'll get notified the moment Tether fires up the printer.
Best used on a daily or 4-hour chart overlaid below BTC. When the histogram goes green and stays green, pay attention — the money printer is telling you something the price chart hasn't shown yet.
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DJIA Top-7 vs YMDJIA Top-7 vs YM (v5.2)
Co robi
Pokazuje ile ruchu YM (Dow futures) pochodzi z 7 najcięższych komponentów Dow Jones w ujęciu price-weighted (nie cap-weighted jak NQ — Dow to jeden z nielicznych indeksów które wciąż używają price-weighting przez Dow divisor ≈ 0.16242563904928).
Top-7 spółek: GS, MSFT, HD, CAT, SHW, V, AXP — razem stanowią największą część 30-spółkowego indeksu w ujęciu udziału w ruchu.
Dwie linie w osobnym panelu pod YM:
Niebieska — suma punktów YM pochodzących z top-7 (price delta × Dow divisor)
Biała — faktyczny ruch YM w punktach
Jak interpretować — różnica vs NQ
DJIA jest price-weighted, więc akcje z najwyższą ceną mają największy wpływ niezależnie od kapitalizacji rynkowej. GS (~$580) porusza indeks bardziej niż MSFT mimo że MSFT ma ~10x większą market cap.
To oznacza że mały ruch w GS = duży ruch w YM, a duży ruch w KO (tania akcja) = mały ruch w YM. Sygnały divergence reading:
Niebieska nad białą → top-7 high-price stocks ciągną, reszta Dow neutral
Niebieska pod białą → ruch w Dow driven przez mid/low-price stocks (szerszy rally)
Duży divergence → jedna konkretna akcja dominuje ruch (GS earnings beat, MSFT news itd.) — mean-reversion kandydat
Tabela (prawy górny róg)
Te same wiersze i kolumny co NQ:
Header, Top-7/YM, Divergence, Breadth, VWAP Bal, Gaps, Pull/Drag, per-symbol breakdown
Wt% = share udziału w ruchu price-weighted (nie market-cap weighted)
pts_i = (price_change_i) / Dow_divisor × 5 (x5 bo YM tick = $5)
Użycie intraday
Identycznie jak NQ — ale pamiętaj że w DJIA:
Ceny akcji (nie kapitalizacja) decydują o impakt
GS, MSFT, HD, CAT najczęściej dominują ruch
Spikes w jednej akcji (earnings, news) mocniej się przekładają niż w NQ gdzie impact jest rozcieńczony przez cap-weighting
Divergence + Top Pull → nazwisko pojedynczej akcji ciągnącej ruch daje natychmiastowy sygnał „co dziś driving market"
Limitations
7 spółek to ograniczony sample z 30 Dow components — pozostałe 23 też wpływają, ale mniej
Price-weighting znaczy że zmiana ceny $10 w $600 akcji (1.7%) ma taki sam impact jak $10 w $100 akcji (10%) — różne risk-reward implications
Skład Dow zmienia się rzadko (ostatnie rekonstrukcje: 2024 AMZN zamiast WBA, 2020 SHW/HON/AMGN) — update inputów rzadziej niż NQ
Dow divisor zmienia się przy splitach i rekonstrukcjach — sprawdź dowdivisor.com lub spindices.com jeśli ruch wygląda off
VWAP warm-up jak w NQ (15-30 min)
Różnice DJIA vs NQ w skrócie
AspektNQ (top-10)DJIA (top-7)WeightingMarket capPrice (Dow divisor)Dominant stocksNVDA, AAPL, MSFTGS, MSFT, HDRebalanceKwartalnyRzadki (lata)Impact per stock~3-8%Zmienny po cenieDivergence meaningCap-based broad/narrowSingle-name driver
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NQ vs Top10NQ Top-10 vs NQ (v4.3)
Co robi
Pokazuje ile rzeczywistego ruchu Nasdaq-100 futures pochodzi z 10 największych spółek (razem ~46% całego indeksu): NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, TSLA, WMT, GOOGL, META, GOOG, AVGO. Wskaźnik rysuje dwie linie w osobnym panelu pod chartem NQ:
Niebieska — suma punktów NQ pochodzących z top-10 (cap-weighted × zwrot × poziom NQ)
Biała — faktyczny ruch NQ w punktach
Różnica (divergence) mówi czy NQ jest napędzany przez ciężkie akcje czy przez coś innego (reszta indeksu, futures spread, makro).
Jak interpretować sygnały
Linie blisko siebie → NQ porusza się zgodnie z top-10, normalny rynek
Niebieska wyraźnie nad białą → top-10 ciągnie mocniej niż NQ, reszta indeksu się nie łapie, wąski rally (podejrzany)
Niebieska wyraźnie pod białą → NQ rośnie mimo słabości top-10, broad-based rally, szeroka siła (mocny sygnał)
Divergence >30 pts → rozjazd, w tabeli pojawi się etykieta DIVERGENT/FALSE MOVE, kandydat pod fade
Tabela (prawy górny róg)
Wiersze (wszystkie opcjonalne w settings):
Top-10 / NQ — absolutne punkty
Divergence — różnica + etykieta magnitude-aware
Breadth — ilu z 10 jest up/down/neutral
VWAP Balance — % ważony akcji nad/pod swoim intraday VWAP
Gap rows — gap top-10 vs gap NQ (divergence otwarcia)
Top Pull / Top Drag — który symbol ciągnie najmocniej up/down (sign-guarded)
Per-symbol (dla każdej z 10 akcji):
pts — kontrybucja w punktach NQ
Wt% — aktualna waga w indeksie (live, price × shares)
VWAP ↑/↓ — kolor vs intraday VWAP (uwaga: niewiarygodne w pierwszych 15-30 min)
PD VW ↑/↓ — vs wczorajsze końcowe VWAP (stabilne od pierwszego ticka)
Behav — TREND↑/TREND↓/BOUNCE/FADE/FLAT (story sesji od otwarcia)
Użycie intraday
Poranne otwarcie (pierwsze 15-30 min):
Opieraj się na PD VWAP (stabilny institutional reference z wczoraj)
Ignoruj kolumnę VWAP (niewiarygodna, warm-up)
Gap rows → jeśli top-10 gap ≠ NQ gap → setup pod arbitraż
Środek dnia (po 10:00 ET):
VWAP ↑ + PD VWAP ↑ → siła potwierdzona na obu referencjach
VWAP ↓ + PD VWAP ↑ → gap up z distribution dziś, ale cena wciąż nad wczorajszym basisem
Divergence + Breadth → wąski/szeroki ruch
Pod close:
Linie powinny konwergować (EOD flow)
VWAP Balance > 50% → day bullish institutional
Top Pull / Top Drag → kogo kupowano/wyprzedawano
Limitations
Skład top-10 wpisany na sztywno w inputach — update kwartalnie ze slickcharts.com/nasdaq100
Wagi cap-weighted live (price × shares), ale shares outstanding fetched raz przy ładowaniu chartu — refresh F5 dla aktualnych
VWAP niewiarygodny w pierwszych 15-30 min sesji
Działa tylko na intraday timeframes (5m, 15m, itd.)
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DJIA Top-7 vs YMDJIA Top-7 vs YM (v5.2)
Co robi
Pokazuje ile ruchu YM (Dow futures) pochodzi z 7 najcięższych komponentów Dow Jones w ujęciu price-weighted (nie cap-weighted jak NQ — Dow to jeden z nielicznych indeksów które wciąż używają price-weighting przez Dow divisor ≈ 0.16242563904928).
Top-7 spółek: GS, MSFT, HD, CAT, SHW, V, AXP — razem stanowią największą część 30-spółkowego indeksu w ujęciu udziału w ruchu.
Dwie linie w osobnym panelu pod YM:
Niebieska — suma punktów YM pochodzących z top-7 (price delta × Dow divisor)
Biała — faktyczny ruch YM w punktach
Jak interpretować — różnica vs NQ
DJIA jest price-weighted, więc akcje z najwyższą ceną mają największy wpływ niezależnie od kapitalizacji rynkowej. GS (~$580) porusza indeks bardziej niż MSFT mimo że MSFT ma ~10x większą market cap.
To oznacza że mały ruch w GS = duży ruch w YM, a duży ruch w KO (tania akcja) = mały ruch w YM. Sygnały divergence reading:
Niebieska nad białą → top-7 high-price stocks ciągną, reszta Dow neutral
Niebieska pod białą → ruch w Dow driven przez mid/low-price stocks (szerszy rally)
Duży divergence → jedna konkretna akcja dominuje ruch (GS earnings beat, MSFT news itd.) — mean-reversion kandydat
Tabela (prawy górny róg)
Te same wiersze i kolumny co NQ:
Header, Top-7/YM, Divergence, Breadth, VWAP Bal, Gaps, Pull/Drag, per-symbol breakdown
Wt% = share udziału w ruchu price-weighted (nie market-cap weighted)
pts_i = (price_change_i) / Dow_divisor × 5 (x5 bo YM tick = $5)
Użycie intraday
Identycznie jak NQ — ale pamiętaj że w DJIA:
Ceny akcji (nie kapitalizacja) decydują o impakt
GS, MSFT, HD, CAT najczęściej dominują ruch
Spikes w jednej akcji (earnings, news) mocniej się przekładają niż w NQ gdzie impact jest rozcieńczony przez cap-weighting
Divergence + Top Pull → nazwisko pojedynczej akcji ciągnącej ruch daje natychmiastowy sygnał „co dziś driving market"
Limitations
7 spółek to ograniczony sample z 30 Dow components — pozostałe 23 też wpływają, ale mniej
Price-weighting znaczy że zmiana ceny $10 w $600 akcji (1.7%) ma taki sam impact jak $10 w $100 akcji (10%) — różne risk-reward implications
Skład Dow zmienia się rzadko (ostatnie rekonstrukcje: 2024 AMZN zamiast WBA, 2020 SHW/HON/AMGN) — update inputów rzadziej niż NQ
Dow divisor zmienia się przy splitach i rekonstrukcjach — sprawdź dowdivisor.com lub spindices.com jeśli ruch wygląda off
VWAP warm-up jak w NQ (15-30 min)
Różnice DJIA vs NQ w skrócie
AspektNQ (top-10)DJIA (top-7)WeightingMarket capPrice (Dow divisor)Dominant stocksNVDA, AAPL, MSFTGS, MSFT, HDRebalanceKwartalnyRzadki (lata)Impact per stock~3-8%Zmienny po cenieDivergence meaningCap-based broad/narrowSingle-name driver
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SMC Toolkit SSL BSL FVG/IFVGSMC toolkit that shows you where smc things are. Very cool use it its free.
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Dynamic RangesThis Script is to Visualize Dynamic Ranges that is Presented By Hopiplaka. All of the working and logic is Derived and Extended from His Work. By no means I take any credit on this.
The User Can Enter Manually two things
Fixed Price
Dynamic Ranges
Based on these two specific Parameters, a Dynamic Range will be plotted. The User can choose the wireframe too.
IMP Nodes / 767 Levels
Goldbach Nodes / Goldbach Levels
All Credits to Hopiplaka!!!
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Dual Structure BB Ribbon (HIGH + LOW 20,2)This indicator is made based on Straight Kim's strategy.
Best used in confluence with something else, on this chart you see a green box that marks the first 1hr candle high and low on NY open on Nasdaq chart - one of the easiest to trade instruments. It is not included in the indicator, just draw it yourself. It gives you the range and the BB Ribbon gives you the direction. This works on any instrument, but beginners are recommended to start with more reliable markets, one of which is NASDAQ.
The Ribbon is a structural visualization indicator that displays an advanced Bollinger Band configuration in ribbon form.
Purpose:
Merge complex Bollinger combinations into one visual structure
Intuitively separate upside vs. downside pressure
Easily recognize expansion and contraction
Clearly visualize structural transition zones
Green ribbon = buy position zones. Red ribbon = sell position zones.
This indicator is not a prediction tool — it is a visualization tool to help you read market structure more easily.
How to Use the Indicator (Trading Method)
The Ribbon is
not a standalone signal indicator.
It must be used with higher-timeframe directional bias.
Core Principles:
Only consider buys at the green ribbon
Only consider sells at the red ribbon
Never enter opposite to the ribbon color
① Trend-Following Setup
Check: 20 SMA slope (rising = uptrend, falling = downtrend), EMA slope alignment, ribbon expansion state
Uptrend → Buy at the green ribbon zone
Downtrend → Sell at the red ribbon zone
Inflection (Reversal) Setup
Conditions: Price touches outer ribbon edge, long-wick candle appears, ribbon width begins contracting
Support confirmed at green ribbon bottom → Buy
Resistance confirmed at red ribbon top → Sell
Breakout Setup
Conditions: Extreme ribbon contraction (squeeze), strong full-body candle, day high/low broken simultaneously
Green ribbon expansion breakout → Buy
Red ribbon expansion breakout → Sell
Why Buy Is Based on High and Sell Is Based on Low
Buy Ribbon → HIGH-based:
High-based calculations react more sensitively to upward movement. Even during pullbacks in an uptrend, the upper structure zone is reached faster — capturing aggressive buy entries without missing the move.
Sell Ribbon → LOW-based:
Low-based calculations reflect downward movement more loosely. Even during bounces in a downtrend, price must rise further before reaching the structure zone — forming a more conservative, stable sell entry.
1. Why Use Buy & Sell Ribbons
Traditional Bollinger Bands use a single center line with upper and lower bands. But in real markets, upward and downward pressure are not always equal. In a strong uptrend, price continuously breaks above the upper band. In a strong downtrend, price repeatedly pierces the lower band.
Simply treating "band touch = reversal" has clear limitations.
The Buy & Sell Ribbons are designed to clearly distinguish:
Zones of structural upside dominance
Zones of structural downside dominance
Expansion vs. contraction states
Trend continuation vs. potential inflection points
The Ribbon is not a mean-reversion tool — it is a visual framework for reading market structure.
Full information is publicly available here, together with the script:
florentine-pangolin-353.notion.site
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Daniel Price Action Pro 5M KryptoPrice Action Pro 5M ist eine hochperformante, regelbasierte Trendfolge- und Reversal-Strategie, die speziell für den 5-Minuten-Chart im Kryptowährungs-Futures-Markt (optimiert für Bitget USDT-M) entwickelt wurde. Die Strategie kombiniert klassische Marktstruktur (Pivots) mit modernen Filtern für Volumen, Trendstärke und Momentum.
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Xiznit Price Driven Snake Game🐍 Xiznit Snake – Price Driven
What if the market could play a game?
Xiznit Snake is a fully playable Snake game built entirely in Pine Script v6, running live inside your PulseWire indicator pane. No external tools, no browser extensions — just pure Pine.
How it works:
Every market tick moves the snake based on real price action. Bullish price movement sends the snake up, bearish sends it down, and wick dominance decides left or right on flat ticks. The market is the controller.
Features:
Moves on every realtime tick — faster market activity means faster gameplay
Auto-reset on self-collision — no chart reload required, just keeps playing
Wall wrap — hit an edge and emerge from the other side
High score tracking across resets for the session
Gradient snake body that fades from bright head to dim tail
Fully customizable colors, grid display, and starting length via Settings
How to play:
Add the indicator to any chart. Works best on liquid tickers during market hours where ticks fire frequently. Use PulseWire Replay at maximum speed to play outside market hours on any symbol.
A note on timeframes:
The snake steps once per bar confirmation on historical data, and once per realtime tick during live sessions. For the smoothest experience use a high-activity ticker like index futures or large cap equities during regular trading hours.
Built by Xiznit. Open source and free to use.
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Xiznit Advanced Scalper**Xiznit ER Regime Scalper**
The Xiznit ER Regime Scalper is a momentum-based scalping strategy built for the 2-minute timeframe, designed primarily for futures markets such as MNQ, MGC, and SIL. It combines an Efficiency Ratio (ER) based regime filter with VWAP, dual moving averages, and a suite of configurable entry filters to identify high-quality trend entries while avoiding choppy and consolidating market conditions.
**How It Works**
At the core of this strategy is the Efficiency Ratio Regime Filter, which classifies each bar into one of four market states: Uptrend (green), Downtrend (red), Chop (orange), or Consolidation (grey). Bar colors on the chart reflect the current regime in real time.
Entries are only taken on the very first qualifying candle after the market transitions into a trending state from a non-trending state. Consecutive same-color candles do not re-trigger entries — the strategy requires a full regime reset before a new entry is considered. This prevents chasing momentum that has already played out.
Long entries are triggered when the regime turns green and the selected entry mode conditions are met. Short entries are triggered when the regime turns red under the equivalent conditions. All open trades are immediately exited when the regime shifts away from the trade direction — no waiting, no second chances.
**Entry Modes**
Six entry modes are available, selectable from the settings panel:
**Full Filter** — Requires price to be on the correct side of VWAP, the fast MA to be above or below the slow MA, and both MAs to be on the correct side of VWAP. This is the most conservative and highest-quality filter.
**VWAP Only** — Requires price to be above VWAP for longs and below VWAP for shorts. MA positioning is ignored.
**EMA Only** — Requires the fast MA to be above the slow MA for longs and below for shorts. VWAP is ignored.
**Regime Only** — Enters purely on the first qualifying regime candle with no additional filters. Most active mode with the highest trade frequency.
**Fresh Cross** — Requires the MA crossover to have occurred within a configurable number of bars. Targets early trend entries right as momentum begins rather than mid-trend.
**Pullback** — Waits for price to pull back to the fast MA and then get a confirming regime candle before entering. Designed to improve entry quality by getting closer to dynamic support and resistance.
**Entry Filters**
Each of the following filters can be independently toggled on or off:
**Block First 20 Minutes of NY Session** — Prevents entries during the volatile and unpredictable opening period of the New York session.
**Require Prior Bar Alignment Confirmed** — Requires the entry alignment condition to have been true on the previous bar before an entry is valid. Prevents entries immediately after an EMA cross into an already-established trend.
**Minimum Candle Body Size** — Skips doji and indecision candles as signal bars. A configurable minimum body size in ticks is required for the signal candle to qualify.
**Require MAs Sloping in Trade Direction** — Requires both moving averages to be actively rising for longs or falling for shorts. Filters out flat or sideways EMA setups where trend conviction is low.
**Require Breakout of Prior Bar High/Low** — Requires the signal candle to close above the prior bar's high for longs or below the prior bar's low for shorts, confirming momentum before entry.
**Block Lunch Hour** — Blocks all entries between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM CST, a period commonly associated with low momentum and choppy price action.
**Stronger ER Filter** — Raises the minimum Efficiency Ratio threshold required for entry above the standard trend threshold, keeping only the highest-conviction trend readings.
**Trade Management**
**Take Profit and Stop Loss** — Both are configurable in ticks. Default is 100 ticks for each, creating a 1:1 risk/reward ratio per trade.
**Move SL to Breakeven** — An optional toggle that moves the stop loss to the entry price once the trade moves 50 ticks in your favor. Protects against giving back profit on trades that approach but do not reach the take profit target.
**EOD Flatten** — All open positions are automatically closed at a configurable time, defaulting to 3:58 PM CST. Prevents trades from being held into the market close or overnight sessions.
**Indicators Plotted**
- VWAP — configurable color and line width, defaults to orange
- Fast MA — configurable type (EMA/SMA), length, and color, defaults to 9 EMA in blue
- Slow MA — configurable type (EMA/SMA), length, and color, defaults to 21 EMA in red
- Bar colors reflect the current ER regime state in real time
**Automation**
This strategy includes alert message payloads formatted for webhook-based trade automation. Set the alert message field to `{{strategy.order.alert_message}}` when creating alerts in PulseWire to pass the correct JSON payload to your automation platform on every entry and exit.
**Settings Overview**
All inputs are organized into clearly labeled groups with tooltips explaining each setting. The strategy is designed to be approachable for manual traders reviewing signals as well as automated traders routing alerts through a webhook pipeline.
*Past performance is not indicative of future results. This strategy is provided for educational purposes. Always validate in your own environment before deploying with real capital.*
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Pure Order Blocks by ShadowQuant TraderPure Order Blocks
This indicator marks four types of order blocks directly from candle structure:
Bullish OB
Bearish OB
Bullish Wick OB
Bearish Wick OB
A Bullish OB is identified when 3 consecutive candles form a valid bullish imbalance:
C1 is the first candle
C2 must not break the low of C1
C3 low must remain above the high of C1
If those conditions are satisfied, C1 is marked as a Bullish Order Block.
A Bearish OB is identified when 3 consecutive candles form a valid bearish imbalance:
B1 is the first candle
B2 must not break the high of B1
B3 high must remain below the low of B1
If those conditions are satisfied, B1 is marked as a Bearish Order Block.
A Bullish Wick OB is identified when a candle sweeps the prior candle’s low with its wick only:
the prior candle must not be an inside bar
the wick candle itself must not be an inside bar
if any later candle touches the wick high, the Bullish Wick OB becomes invalid
A Bearish Wick OB is identified when a candle sweeps the prior candle’s high with its wick only:
the prior candle must not be an inside bar
the wick candle itself must not be an inside bar
if any later candle touches the wick low, the Bearish Wick OB becomes invalid
Important logic:
Full candle OB has priority over Wick OB on the same candle
Inside bars are allowed for full OBs if all full OB rules are satisfied
Inside bars are not allowed for Wick OBs
OBs remain visible only until price touches them
Wick OBs highlight only the wick area, not the full candle
This tool is built for traders who want a clean visual way to track untouched order blocks based purely on candle behavior and imbalance structure.
The Originator of this Indicator is - ShadowQuant Trader by Finweal Finance
Credits to : Prajyot Mahajan.
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