INVITE-ONLY SCRIPT
Whale Movement
Updated
This indicator attempts to expose the movements of whales. Specifically targets the 15m, 30m, and 60m timeframes but may work on others.
A red background indicates a large move took place on that candle.
A red bar indicates that the whales are entering the market to make a move, which could be up or down (but is typically up).
A blue bar indicates that the whales are leaving the market.
A yellow bar indicates that whale movement has been detected, but it's not confident on what they're doing exactly.
Best paired with SEI.
A red background indicates a large move took place on that candle.
A red bar indicates that the whales are entering the market to make a move, which could be up or down (but is typically up).
A blue bar indicates that the whales are leaving the market.
A yellow bar indicates that whale movement has been detected, but it's not confident on what they're doing exactly.
Best paired with SEI.
Release Notes
Added hint arrows.The arrow is a guess at which direction the whales will try to move the price. Best when combined with another indicator like Alchemy, as it is not perfectly accurate by itself.
Release Notes
Fixed up the candles and made them significantly better-looking on non-black backgrounds. Also made some minor tweaks that change when hint arrows appear to make them slightly more reliable.Invite-only script
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