Gravity Reactor [by Oberlunar]Gravity Reactor is a structural trading engine built around one central idea: price does not move only in trend or only in reversion, but continuously oscillates around a dynamic gravity center. This center is computed from the fast/mid/slow moving-average stack, and the script measures the gravity gap as the ATR-normalized distance between price and that centroid. From there, the model evaluates whether the market is in compression, directed expansion, or overstretched displacement.
The rationale is to distinguish between two very different situations that are often confused by conventional indicators. A move away from gravity can be the start of a real expansion, or it can be an exhaustion event ready to mean-revert. For that reason, Gravity Reactor does not rely on simple MA crosses or isolated momentum spikes. It combines gravity distance, stack alignment, distance velocity, volume pressure, and multi-timeframe agreement into a single structural score. This score is then interpreted through two operative regimes: Thrust, when compression releases into a confirmed directional move, and Snapback, when price reaches an extreme displacement and shows signs of absorption or rebalancing.
Visually, the script puts gravity in the foreground through lane heatmaps that display local gravity and higher-timeframe gravity states side by side, so the trader can immediately see whether the chart is aligned, fragmented, or overstretched across scales. The goal is to detect where the price stands relative to its internal market geometry and whether that displacement is being reinforced or rejected.
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