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Volume Pulse on Bitcoin hourly with volume profile, delta histogram and money flow meter

Volume Pulse

Who is actually pushing — and how hard.

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  • Version 1.5.0 · free updates on this version

Overview

Price tells you where the market went. Volume tells you how much effort it took to get there, and those two things disagreeing is one of the more useful signals in technical analysis.

Volume Pulse splits each bar into estimated buying and selling pressure and plots the difference as a delta histogram, with a cumulative line so you can see whether pressure is building or fading across a move. A volume profile of the visible range marks the high-volume node and the value area, which is where price has spent most of its time and tends to return to.

The dashboard carries the current pressure balance, the cumulative delta trend, and a note when price and delta disagree — the divergence that usually precedes a stall.

What you get

6 components, grouped by where they render on your chart.

On the chart

Volume ProfileHigh-volume node and value area of the range.

In the dashboard

Money Flow MeterNet flow direction on the current timeframe.
Pressure BalanceBuy versus sell share of the recent window.
Effort / Result NoteFlags bars where volume and price disagree.

Lower panel

Delta HistogramBuying minus selling pressure, per bar.
Cumulative DeltaRunning total across the visible range.

How it works

  1. 01

    Split the bar

    Each bar is separated into estimated buying and selling pressure.

  2. 02

    Accumulate

    Cumulative delta shows whether pressure is building or fading across the move.

  3. 03

    Profile the range

    A volume profile marks the high-volume node and the value area.

What’s in the box

TradingView

v1.5.0
  • Invite-only access to the Pine Script indicator on your TradingView account
  • Pre-built chart layout with the template applied
  • Recommended input presets for each supported timeframe
  • Setup guide with screenshots
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Access is granted to your TradingView username. Add it in your library after purchase and the script appears under Invite-only scripts.

MetaTrader 5

v1.5.0
  • Compiled .ex5 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL5/Indicators and the template into MQL5/Profiles/Templates, then restart MetaTrader 5.

MetaTrader 4

v1.5.0
  • Compiled .ex4 indicator files
  • .tpl chart template with everything positioned
  • .set preset files per trading style
  • Illustrated installation guide
  • Updates for the lifetime of the current major version

Copy the indicator files into MQL4/Indicators and the template into templates, then restart MetaTrader 4.

Signal behaviour

Every TradingVAI product states plainly how it behaves as new bars arrive. This one is classified as non repainting.

How this tool behaves on the chart

Non-repainting

Once a signal is printed on a closed bar it never moves or disappears. What you see in history is what you would have seen live.

Pressure, delta and money flow are computed per closed bar and never revised. The volume profile is recalculated as the visible range changes — that is a property of the range, not of the past: the bars in it keep their original values. Divergence notes are printed only on closed bars.

Questions

Where does the buy/sell split come from?

It is estimated from where the close sits within the bar range, weighted by volume. On instruments with true tick data the estimate is close; on instruments where the broker reports tick volume rather than real volume, treat it as relative rather than absolute.

Does it work on forex?

Partly. Most forex feeds report tick volume, not traded volume, so the readings are useful for relative comparison within the same instrument but should not be compared across brokers. Crypto and equities give better data.

What is the value area?

The price range containing the configured share of the visible volume, 70% by default. It is where the market has agreed on price, and price tends to return to it after excursions.

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