Candle Color & Pivot Overview

The Whale Moves indicator is designed to provide traders with a visual representation of market sentiment based on classical VWAP and the activities of "whales" – large, influential market participants. This unique indicator uses color-coded candlesticks to help traders quickly interpret market conditions and make informed trading decisions while maintaining the ability to distinguish between bearish and bullish candles at all times. 

Color-Coded Market Sentiment

Green Candlesticks: These indicate a bullish sentiment. When the candlesticks turn green, it suggests that the overall sentiment of the large market participants is optimistic and there is a potential for upward movement in the market.

Red Candlesticks: These signify a bearish sentiment. Red candlesticks suggest that whales are pessimistic about the market's prospects, indicating a potential downward trend.

Purple Candlesticks: Purple indicates a sentiment of indecision. This color often signals a potential trend reversal, as it shows that whales are uncertain about the market direction.

Orange Candlesticks: Orange represents a strong bearish impulse. This color indicates a powerful downward movement, often accompanied by significant selling pressure from whales.

Blue Candlesticks: Blue signifies a strong bullish impulse. Similar to orange but in the opposite direction, blue candlesticks indicate a robust upward movement driven by considerable buying activity from whales.

Always Distinguishing Bearish and Bullish Candles

The indicator ensures that traders can always distinguish between bearish and bullish candles:

Bullish Candlesticks: These are represented by a filled body, making it easy to identify periods of price increase. When the sentiment is bullish, these candles will be either green or blue.

Bearish Candlesticks: These are represented by a transparent body, indicating periods of price decrease. When the sentiment is bearish, these candles will be either red or orange.

Pivot Lines – Support & Resistance 

In addition to sentiment visualization through candlestick colors, Whale Moves also plots pivot lines that highlight key support and resistance zones. These levels are derived from significant Pivot Highs and Pivot Lows, with customizable left/right lengths to fine-tune their sensitivity. 

Resistance Lines (red): Drawn from pivot highs, they represent areas where price previously topped out. 

Support Lines (green): Drawn from pivot lows, they mark areas where price found a floor.

Using the Whale Moves Indicator

The Whale Moves indicator can be an invaluable tool for traders looking to understand market sentiment and predict potential market movements. By observing the color changes of the candlesticks, traders can gain insights into the collective behavior of large market participants and adjust their trading strategies accordingly.

Bullish Markets: Look for green and blue candlesticks to identify periods of optimism and strong upward momentum.

Bearish Markets: Watch for red and orange candlesticks to spot times of pessimism and strong downward movements.

Potential Reversals: Pay attention to purple candlesticks as they may signal an upcoming change in trend.

Whale Signal Overview

The Whale Alert indicator is designed to help traders identify the entry of whales – large, influential market participants – into the market. By detecting unusual volume anomalies and patterns associated with whale activity, this indicator provides timely alerts to traders, enabling them to make informed trading decisions.

How It Works

Volume Anomalies: The Whale Alert indicator continuously monitors market volumes, looking for irregularities that suggest the presence of whales. When a significant volume anomaly is detected, it indicates that large market participants might be entering the market.

Whale Detection: The indicator analyzes volume data to identify the presence of whales. When whale activity is confirmed, an alert is generated, notifying traders of the potential market impact.

Be aware of trap

Be careful a whale print doesn't mean the price will always follow it. Indeed whale can be absorbed by liquidity or other whales.

Alerts and Notifications

Whale Detection Alerts: When the indicator detects whale activity or volume anomaly, an alert is triggered, providing traders with a signal that influential participants are entering the market. This alert helps traders anticipate potential market movements driven by these large participants.

Whale VWAP Bands Overview

The Whale VWAP Bands is a powerful tool that helps traders spot dynamic support and resistance levels using the Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP). This indicator plots two green bands above and two red bands below VWAP, giving a clear visual framework of where price may encounter buying or selling pressure. By combining VWAP with its adaptive bands, traders gain valuable insight into potential reversals, continuations, and high-probability trade zones.

How It Works

Green Bands (Potential Resistance): Two upper bands sit above VWAP. As price pushes into them, watch for exhaustion/mean-reversion or profit-taking.

Red Bands (Potential Support): Two lower bands sit below VWAP. Dips into them often attract buying interest and snap-backs.

What’s Under the Hood

A classic anchored VWAP you can reset by Session / Day / Week / Month / Quarter / Year. Bands offset by volatility around VWAP (e.g., standard-deviation multiples like ±1σ and ±2σ), so levels adapt to current conditions.

Enable Smoothing: Smooths the VWAP and its bands to reduce noise. Higher length = smoother (more lag). Lower length = more responsive (less lag). Method: Choose SMA / EMA / RMA / WMA / ZLEMA. EMA/RMA = balanced; WMA = a bit snappier; ZLEMA = lower lag.

Tip: Smoothing VWAP and bands keeps channel width consistent. If you prefer, you can smooth only VWAP (more reactive bands, but width may “breathe” more).

Using the Whale Wave VWAP Channel

Identify Resistance: Upper green bands are common fade / take-profit zones in up moves. Identify Support: Lower red bands highlight buy zones or locations to manage short risk.

Trend Bias:

Above VWAP → bullish context; pullbacks into lower bands can be opportunities. Below VWAP → bearish context; rallies into upper bands can be fades.

Confirmation: Confluence with volume surges, swing pivots, or higher-timeframe anchors strengthens signals.

Tuning Tips

Anchor Period: Longer (Month/Quarter) = stronger, slower levels. Shorter (Session/Day) = more responsive intraday levels.

Band Multipliers: Higher = wider, rarer touches (filter noise). Lower = tighter, more frequent touches (more sensitivity).

Smoothing: If the channel feels too “jittery,” bump length or try ZLEMA; if it feels laggy, reduce length or use EMA.

Shark Signal Overview

The Shark Signal is built to spot moments when big players (“stop-loss hunters”) sweep liquidity around prior highs/lows and spark aggressive impulses. It prints clear, emoji-based signals directly on the chart so you can quickly read whether a bearish sweep or bullish sweep just occurred and how strong that move likely is. 

Shark Prints & Meanings

Shark: A validated liquidity sweep with aggression filters. This marks a probable fade/reversal point after a stop-run.  

Shark Blood: A higher-conviction version of the Shark signal. When market aggression is especially strong, the print upgrades to “Blood.”

How It Works

Bullish Context: Watch for bullish shark below the bar after sweeps of lows, especially near your support/pivot zones. 

Bearish Context: Watch for bearish shark above the bar after sweeps of highs, especially into resistance/pivots. 

Confluence Wins: Pair Shark prints with your Pivot Lines, VWAP context, or Candle Color sentiment to filter noise and time entries.

Deep Whale Volume Overview

The Deep Whale Volume indicator provides traders with a comprehensive view of trading volumes, offering detailed insights into the exact volume of buying and selling activity within each candlestick. Unlike traditional volume indicators that show aggregate volume per candlestick, the Deep Whale Volume indicator breaks down volume data into precise measurements of buying and selling volumes, accompanied by averages for each.

How It Works

Detailed Volume Analysis: The Deep Whale Volume indicator analyzes and displays the exact volume of buying (demand) and selling (supply) activity for each candlestick on a chart. This granular view allows traders to understand the dynamics of market participation at a more detailed level.

Average Volumes: In addition to displaying the exact volumes for buying and selling, the indicator calculates and presents average volumes. These averages provide a smoothed representation of market activity, helping traders identify trends and potential changes in market sentiment.

Volume Delta: The indicator computes the delta (violet line and blue/orange columns) —the net difference between buying and selling volume for each candle (Buy − Sell).

Using the Deep Whale Volume Indicator

Traders can utilize the Deep Whale Volume indicator in various ways to enhance their trading decisions:

Volume Confirmation: Verify price movements with corresponding volumes to confirm the strength or weakness of market trends.

Identifying Accumulation or Distribution: Analyze periods of accumulation (increased buying volume) or distribution (increased selling volume) to anticipate potential trend reversals.

Comparative Analysis: Compare current volume data with historical averages to assess the significance of recent price movements.

Guppy Wave Convergence Overview

The Guppy Wave Convergence indicator is a powerful technical analysis tool inspired by the Guppy Multiple Moving Averages (GMMA). This indicator is designed to identify convergence points among multiple moving averages, providing traders with signals for potential trend reversals or continuation patterns. The Guppy Wave Convergence indicator uses a combination of colored waves to indicate these convergence points, helping traders interpret market trends more effectively.

How It Works

Multiple Moving Averages: The Guppy Wave Convergence indicator utilizes a set of multiple moving averages, typically a mix of short-term and long-term averages. These moving averages are grouped into two distinct waves or bands.

Blue Wave (Bullish Convergence): When the short-term moving averages (typically faster) within the indicator converge above the long-term moving averages (typically slower), it forms a blue wave. This indicates a potential bullish convergence, suggesting that the market sentiment is turning positive and there could be a continuation or strengthening of the uptrend.

Orange Wave (Bearish Convergence): Conversely, when the short-term moving averages converge below the long-term moving averages, it forms an orange wave. This signals a potential bearish convergence, indicating that the market sentiment is turning negative and there could be a continuation or strengthening of the downtrend.

INDICATORS SETTINGS

For comprehensive guidance on adjusting indicator settings, detailed explanations for each specific setting can be accessed directly within the settings menu of each indicator, ensuring users have all the necessary information to customize their indicators according to their trading preferences. 

Please note that indicator settings must be configured by the user, as they vary significantly depending on the assets, time frames, trading styles, and personal preferences.