Hi Sir

I have bought your product and installed and tested a lot with BTC/USD

I saw 2 things:

i'm in 15 min time frame (in other time frame happens same) and the arrrows don't appears normally i need to change of time frame

and come back to the 15 min time frame and then arrows appears

Also in your products detail yoy said no repaint.

And yes it repaint not a lot but it repaint

Test it fine because i did it. And i'm not a newbie (10 years testing indicators and Eas)

Please try to make an update to solve this.

Awaiting your answer.

Regards

Hi!

Our programmers will definitely look into this issue and release an update if needed. The thing is, it hasn’t been tested on Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general. We personally trade on gold. On gold, it works fine.

Haven’t you noticed that it doesn’t repaint there? If you mean that on a not-yet-formed bar the arrow can repaint — then yes, because the bar is still not closed, of course the arrow may change. But if the bar is already closed and a new candle has appeared, have you seen it repainting then?

In any case, our programmers will study this matter and fix it if necessary.

Thank you for your feedback and for helping us improve the product.

I will test tomorrow with gold and tell you something but if repaints with btc it will repaint with all. The problem is not a currency or crypto. Just right now the arrow was 2 or 3 candles above and price go down then i chnge the time frame and come back to 15 min time frame and arrow placed 3 or 4 candles down to try to put it in right position. Then it repaints.I will confirm you tomorrow with gold. But sure will be the same. Regards

I installed the new version now the signals are not so accurate seems now no repaints i will check more tomorrow

but now trades not so accurates normal because now seems not repaint.

i will confirm you tomorrow

The signals are quite accurate, within the technical capabilities of mathematical models. And there should be no redrawing. There are parameters in the settings, changing which you can adjust the sensitivity of the indicator.

This indicator represents a hybrid construction that combines elements of adaptive filtering, probabilistic analysis, and the dynamic geometry of price space. Its operation is built around the concept of a “floating axis of equilibrium,” calculated through the exponential model of the average price (EMA), which is further enhanced by a metric framework based on the average true range (ATR). These two layers — the smoothed axis and the volatility framework — form the foundation for interpreting the current market state.

Unlike static channels, the indicator applies the principle of state bifurcation: the transition from a buyer-dominated phase to a seller-dominated phase (and vice versa) is initiated through a cascading breakout of adaptive range boundaries. At this point, a so-called “signal front” emerges — a point of irreversibility where the market exhibits a structural trajectory shift. To visualize this process, the indicator fixes marker arrows that display the moment of the phase transition, preserving them in an immutable position, which lends forecasts particular stability and analytical rigor.

The signal line itself (the working axis of the trend) is constructed by recursive exponential smoothing of the baseline, shifted relative to the volatility barriers. This method creates an “inertial following” effect, where the line does not simply replicate price movement but interprets it in terms of sustainability and impulse direction. Thus, the displayed green or red line is not an ordinary moving average but rather the quintessence of market dynamics, condensed into a single trend vector.

In essence, the indicator transforms a chaotic sequence of bars into a coherent signal, where each state change reflects not random market noise but a systemic transition into a new stable equilibrium. This makes it not merely a tool of technical analysis but a kind of “structural shift detector,” capable of identifying emerging trends at their earliest stages of formation.

The sensitivity and analytical selectivity of the indicator are largely determined by the configuration of its parameters, each of which serves as a kind of regulator for the fineness of perception of market dynamics. By manipulating these values, the trader essentially intervenes in the “algorithmic optics” of the tool, tuning it either for more resonant perception of minor fluctuations or for noise filtration in order to capture only significant structural inflection points.

EMA Period (Inp_PeriodEMA) — defines the depth of the temporal horizon on which the “axis of equilibrium” is calculated. A shorter period renders the indicator hypersensitive to instantaneous price surges, enabling it to capture even local micro-trends, while simultaneously increasing the probability of false triggers. Conversely, a longer period transforms the line into a massive inertial vector, responding only to stable and long-term displacements of market mass.

ATR Period (Inp_ATRPeriod) — sets the temporal span for measuring the volatility framework. A short ATR period heightens sensitivity to the microstructure of price motion, producing the effect of “market breathing,” whereas a longer ATR period suppresses incidental fluctuations, turning the signal boundaries into powerful and infrequent markers of phase shifts.

ATR Multipliers (Inp_ATRmultOuter / Inp_ATRmultInner) — define the architecture of the signal barriers. Lowering the multipliers compresses the volatility envelope, causing the indicator to react even to the slightest deviations from the axis. Raising the multipliers expands the corridor of admissible oscillations, demanding more substantial market energy to confirm a state transition.

Smoothing Parameter (Inp_Smooth) — governs the inertia of the signal line. Minimal smoothing makes it akin to a delicate seismograph, instantly registering the smallest tremors. Higher values, on the other hand, convert the line into a stable trend channel, filtering out noise and registering only profound shifts in the market’s structural foundation.

Minimum Bars Between Flips (Inp_MinFlipBars) — establishes a kind of “stability threshold.” A low setting allows frequent recalibrations, making the indicator a hyper-sensitive detector of market respiration. A higher value imposes a rigid filter, where phase transitions occur only after significant accumulations of directional energy, eliminating incidental and short-lived distortions.

Arrow Settings (Arrow Codes, Width, Offset) — control the visual representation of signals. Although they do not directly influence the core calculation, adjustments of displacement and scale emphasize the significance of specific turning points and adapt the graphical output to the trader’s subjective perception.

Thus, by varying combinations of these parameters, the user can flexibly transform the indicator: from a finely tuned local scalping instrument that captures each breath of the market, to a fundamental analytical filter that isolates only large-scale structural shifts defining the strategic architecture of a trend.