RingsOne orbital ring per timeframe — the fastest candle rides the outer rim, the slowest sits closest to the core. Each ring is one whole candle
Bright arcHow much of that candle has already printed. When the arc completes its lap, the candle closes
HeadThe glowing marker at the leading edge of each arc is the live now-point of that candle
CoreYour local wall clock, the date, and every enabled timeframe counting down. Cells light up inside the alert lead time
PulseA ripple crosses the field on every candle close — the bigger the timeframe, the wider the ripple
Outer arcThe 24-hour session ring — Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York — with a marker riding the current UTC hour
Kill zonesStatistically highest-volume windows. The bar drains from the right so you can see how much of the window is left
LiquidityOpen exchanges plus live FX sessions, scored into one global activity reading
Live candleThe actual candle currently forming on your focus market, streamed tick by tick from Binance — the same candle the ring is counting down. Body and wick grow in real time and print when the ring completes
Ring colourEach ring takes the colour of its own live candle — bright while that timeframe is green, dim while it is red. You can read the whole timeframe stack at a glance
DartsIndividual trades hitting the tape. They fly outward on buys and inward on sells, so pressure is visible before it shows in price
ShockwavesForced liquidations across all Binance perpetuals. The ring expands with the size of the position wiped out — white for shorts blown up, dim for longs
Time baseCandle boundaries are UTC-aligned — identical to TradingView and Binance closes. Exchange hours cover regular sessions and do not account for public holidays. Not financial advice