Green and red zones

A price gap (FVG, fair value gap): a range price jumped through so fast that little traded there. Price often comes back to fill it. Green zones are below the price, red zones above. Small gaps are hidden: Settings, Smallest gap to show.

The little tags on a gap

Tap or point at a gap to see these in words.

Purple zones and the ring

A purple zone is a gap that has been filled. It stays on the chart, because filled gaps often act as support or resistance, until more than 12 hours have passed since it filled and price has pushed more than 70% back into it. Then it retires. A ring marks the nearest purple zone when it is clearly closer than the next one. How often the ringed zone is reached is being re-measured, so treat it as distance only.

The small tag beside the live candle

Points at the nearest open gap: green and up when it is above, red and down when it is below. It fades when both sides are about as near. It is a distance pointer, not a forecast.

Diamonds on candles

What price did when it reached a gap:

With Signal Mode on (Settings), only the clearest reactions show. Nearby ones are grouped, for example 3x Rejected.

Faint dotted lines after a fill

After a gap fills, a faint line says what happened next, for example 15m ago - Filled - Rejected down. Clear reactions stay for 24 hours, weaker ones for 8, and the line fades as it ages.

The big-move chip (top left)

The chance of a big move within the hour, from the big-move model: Quiet, Heating up, Building or Imminent. Alerts start at the model's alert level (55% at the moment). It says when, not which way. Tap it to see what the model is weighing.

Shaded columns and news markers

A shaded column is the window around a big scheduled release (CPI, jobs, Fed), when BTC usually moves more, in either direction. The marker sits on the candle where the release landed: point at or tap it for what was released and how BTC usually reacts.

The structure strip (top right)

Sums up recent gap reactions: Bullish when support is holding or resistance is breaking, Bearish the other way round, Neutral when it is mixed. It only shows after at least two clear reactions in the last 24 hours.

The strips above and below the chart

Top: how busy the market usually is at this time of the UK day, and LIQ, how much is on offer in the order books of five big exchanges (higher is deeper, so big orders move price less). Tap it for details.
Rules: your own trading rules. Tap the tape on a phone to pause it.
Bottom: days since the Iran war began on 28 Feb 2026 (D 225 is day 225), for context.