🟠 WHAT IT DOES Crypto trades through the weekend, but price still drifts away from where it closed on Friday — and it tends to come back. This tool marks that weekend gap on any coin, shows the level price tends to return to, and tracks whether the gap fills.
🟠 WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT - Weekend-only fill. The gap is shaded across the weekend itself and stops there, so the chart stays clean — no zones stretching across the whole week. - A dashed fill line. The Friday close is marked with a dashed line, the level the gap has to return to. It runs forward until price fills it, so the target is always in view. - A live fill-rate counter. On whatever chart you load, the tool tallies how many weekend gaps have formed and how many filled — so you can check the tendency yourself instead of taking anyone's word for it.
🟠 WHAT YOU SEE - A shaded weekend gap, coloured by direction, fading with its size. - A dashed line at the Friday close, labelled with the gap size in percent, that updates to "filled" once price returns. - A small fill-rate table in the corner (gaps counted / gaps filled).
🟠 SETTINGS THAT MATTER - Week timezone — defines where Friday and Monday fall (UTC is the crypto convention). - Colours and fill opacity — set the look to taste. Everything else is cosmetic.
🟠 ALERTS - New weekend gap — fires when a fresh gap forms. - Gap filled — fires when price returns to the Friday close. Tip: enable Play sound in the alert's Notifications tab for an audible alert.
🟠 H OW TO USE IT Weekend gaps tend to fill, so the dashed line gives you a high-probability target and a directional bias. It does not tell you when, or that the path there is clean — use it to lean, not to bet the account, and apply your own risk management.
This indicator is a tool for analysis and education. It is not financial advice and does not predict price. Past tendencies do not guarantee future results.
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