I built this to end the manual routine of drawing and re-anchoring volume profiles. It computes high-volume and low-volume levels over a lookback you choose and keeps them current as the window moves.
Over a lookback window you define, the indicator finds the price levels where the most and the least volume traded, then plots them as high-volume and low-volume nodes. As new sessions roll into the window and old ones roll out, the levels recalculate on their own, so what is on the chart always reflects the current window rather than a stale snapshot.
It fits traders who use volume structure as context on any instrument with meaningful volume data. The relevant limit for a purchase decision: how price behaves around these levels has not been behavior-tested here, so the product is sold as calculation and display, not as a claim about reactions at the levels.
Engineering review is complete. Behavioral testing has not yet been run, so no performance claim is being made. The test will use the same process applied to ORB + CVD and EQH/EQL, with pass and fail criteria written before the results are viewed, and the results will be published on the research page whether they pass or fail. A free tracker version is available on Whop for evaluating the level detection first.