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The Mkt-Viper Smart Grid is built different. It uses an Intelligent Filtering Engine to locate only the most significant reaction levels. It doesn’t just look for price pivots; it looks for Volume Validation. A level is only drawn if the market validated that price point with a surge of transactional volume. Image

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Volume Validation

The engine runs a background check on every potential pivot point. This automatically filters out weak, retail-driven turning points. The Smart Grid only plots levels where Institutional Money stepped in to reverse the price.

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The Holographic View

To keep your chart pristine, Mkt-Viper Edge employs a “Holographic” rendering system.
  • Infinite Memory: The engine remembers historical levels from hundreds of bars ago (Key Levels).
  • Dynamic Focus: Even though it remembers everything, it only displays the lines closest to the current price.
  • Auto-Limit: By default, it shows the 6 most relevant Resistance lines above you and the 6 most relevant Support lines below you. As price moves, lines further away fade out, and new relevant lines fade in. This gives you deep historical context without the visual clutter.
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Settings

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Zone Logic: Wick vs. Average

Markets rarely turn at a single micro-pip; they turn within “Zones.” You can customize how the Smart Grid handles these zones in the settings:

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🔹 Wick Precision (Default)

  • Behavior: The line snaps to the Absolute High/Low of the wicks in that zone.
  • Best For: Sniper entries. This mode assumes that the extreme wick is the point where liquidity was grabbed.

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🔹 Average Center

  • Behavior: The line floats in the Weighted Center of the cluster.
  • Best For: General trend analysis. This shows the “Fair Value” of the zone rather than the extreme edge.

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Touch Count & Strength

The Smart Grid learns over time.
  1. Creation: A line is born when a Volume-Validated Pivot occurs.
  2. Reinforcement: If price returns to that level and bounces again, the engine detects a “Touch.”
  3. Merging: The engine automatically merges nearby touches into a single, stronger level.
  4. Key Level Status: If a level survives 5 or more touches, it is flagged internally as a “Key Level” and is prioritized in the display logic.
Strategy: The Grid WalkThe Smart Grid provides a roadmap for price travel.
  • Range Trading: In a sideways market, simply Buy at the closest Bullish Line (Support) and Sell at the closest Bearish Line (Resistance).
  • Break & Retest: In a trending market, wait for a candle to close firmly past a Grid Line. That broken Resistance line will now flip to become Support. Place your entry on the retest of that line.