2,362 lines of code built around one objective: understanding the flow behind the move.
Heatmap. Footprint. Tape. OI. Liquidations.
Then a massive sweep runs the heatmap highs and the algo marks the top.
This is what becomes possible when your terminal sees more than candles.
Three views. One live market.
Flowfield: tick-by-tick price and liquidity.
1-minute heatmap: structure developing through time.
Aggregated DOM: current depth across every venue.
Microstructure, context and live liquidity in one synchronized workspace.
https://t.co/jUc2H4uVwM
@lmeow_XD@martinshurtleff@atmk44@Cirmit I don’t work with them, I’m completely separate from their paid group.
You sound like someone so incredibly sour because they longed before yearly close and got fucking destroyed.
You need to find a hobby or something.
Arguing on X all day isn’t a great look.
@lmeow_XD@TheSteen0x@atmk44@Cirmit@mmmatt are you retarded or something nobody said anything about “market secrets” it seems like you’re projecting some kind of insecurity or something ngl
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@lmeow_XD@atmk44@Cirmit@mmmatt@TheSteen0x dude please do us all a favor and shut your mouth, i don’t even know you and you’re pissing me off and i know for a fact you piss everyone else in your life off
2,300 lines of Lua just tagged both ends of this BTC move.
WSAR reads liquidity walls, footprint aggression, tape speed, OI, liquidations and CVD to detect failed acceptance.
Built entirely inside TradeNet.
Don’t stack indicators; Code the market behavior you trade.
Experimenting with a multi-confluence orderflow algorithm on the Terminal...
This algo is a great example of how to use our data for indicators.. specifically: OB walls + OI/Delta Flip + Ftpt. Absorption + Liqs + TPS.
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