OFS GammaWalls
Gamma walls, Zero Gamma and key strikes from your own GEXBot account, drawn live on your ATAS chart — with clear notices when the data is stale or missing.
| Current version | 1.12.0 · 2026-10-29 |
| Compatibility | ATAS 8.0.14+ and ATAS X 8.0.14+ |
| Requirements | Windows 10/11, .NET 10, ATAS 8.0.14+ or ATAS X 8.0.14+, internet access, and your own paid GEXBot subscription with Classic API access. The GEXBot subscription is not included. No separate c |
| Updates | All future updates included |
| Delivery | ATAS catalog (automatic) |
Description
OFS GammaWalls places options gamma context from your own GEXBot account directly on an ATAS chart. It does not calculate entries, predict reactions, or place orders.
CONTROL PANEL
A one-line control panel at the top centre of the chart switches every part on and off with one click: MONEY for where the money goes right now, 0DTE and 90D for the two wall sets, LEVELS for all level lines, HISTORY for the level paths and the wall tips and dots, CHANGES for all wall-change elements, OI for the open-interest marks, REGIME for the gamma regime strip, SKEW for the skew window and PANEL for the information panel. Everything is off by default - a newly added indicator draws nothing until you switch on the 0DTE walls (clean solid bars), the level lines, the regime strip or anything else, each with one click. All off leaves the chart empty; the GEXBot data, the wall changes and the alerts keep running, so everything is back at once. HIDE folds the panel into a small button.
CURRENT GEXBOT DATA CONTRACT
The indicator uses the GEXBot v2 Classic API and requests the gex_zero category for the view labelled 0DTE. The broader view labelled 90-day uses gex_full and is requested only when at least one visible 90-day wall or level needs it. Each metric has its own schedule, connection state, last valid payload, timestamp, and age. One healthy feed cannot hide a stale or failed second feed.
Requests for the same ticker and metric are limited to once per second, and changing a setting never sends an extra request: the client keeps that spacing even while you type and does not cancel a request in flight. The defaults and minimum accepted refresh values are 1,000 ms. Each HTTP request has a one-second timeout, and HTTP Retry-After is respected after rate limiting. Rejected keys, timeouts, rate limits, server failures, malformed timestamps, and stale payloads become named chart states. Where a last valid picture exists, it can remain visible in a dimmed style for diagnosis; its age and state remain visible. A calculation older than 20 hours - what GEXBot keeps returning on weekends and before the US options open - is not drawn at all, and the notice says why.
WALLS AND REFERENCE LEVELS
For either enabled aggregation, GammaWalls can draw a strike histogram whose length is based on absolute volume gamma. Gamma-sign colouring separates positive and negative values. Buyers/Sellers colouring instead classifies a wall by whether its mapped price is below or above the live chart price. These are display conventions and market context, not guaranteed support, resistance, demand, supply, or direction.
Wall history shows how each wall's strength changed. A coloured tip marks the part a wall has grown since the chosen time (1, 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes ago; 5 by default), a lighter tail beyond the tip marks the part it has lost, and light dots mark where the tip was 1, 5, 15, 30 and 60 minutes ago - bigger and brighter means more recent. The 1 to 30-minute values are the prior values GEXBot sends with every strike and are available as soon as data arrives; the 60-minute value comes from the indicator's own memory and appears after an hour of running. An optional Max Change table lists the strike with the largest volume-gamma change over 1, 5, 10, 15 and 30 minutes as GEXBot reports it for the 0DTE set. The gamma value next to each wall has its own horizontal offset and font size, and the change arrow its own size.
Five independently controlled reference levels are available for each aggregation: Zero Gamma, major positive and negative volume gamma, and major positive and negative open-interest gamma. Labels use the chart instrument's tick precision, include tick distance from live price, avoid each other where possible, and report enabled off-screen levels at the chart edge. The level lines end 100 px past the live candle by default (Level Extend Right), can stop before the right edge of the chart to keep the Depth Of Market free (Level Line Right Offset), and their labels can be moved (Level Label Offset X / Y). Open-interest markers are selected independently of the volume-wall filters.
WALL CHANGES AT A GLANCE
For the 0DTE set, a group of optional elements shows how the walls are changing right now - switched on together with CHANGES in the control panel, each with its own settings group named after it: BARS - short bars beside the walls, yellow where a wall is building and blue where it is melting; BALANCE - a small box at the price with the net change of the walls above and below it; FLOW - a strip along the chart edge with that change candle by candle; MAP - a strike by minute map of the changes; GLOW - the wall itself tinted while it changes; JUMPS - a marker at the candle and price where a wall jumped, with the size of the jump; CHANGES - a ranked list of the walls that gained and lost the most. REGIME is a strip along the top edge showing, candle by candle, whether the gamma regime dampens (green) or amplifies (red) moves, or is mixed (orange); OI adds a thin mark under every wall for its open-interest part; SKEW is a window with the skew, its latest change and the net gamma of the day. They describe what GEXBot's data did - none of them predicts what price will do.
MONEY - WHERE THE MONEY GOES RIGHT NOW
MONEY shows where the money goes right now: at every level where new option trades are arriving, a bar grows from the edge of its own side (left by default) - the longer and brighter, the more money in the last seconds, in the calls colour where more calls than puts were traded and in the puts colour otherwise. The levels with the most money show their price, the amount and C (more calls) or P (more puts). Only new trades count, not the growth a wall gets when the price comes closer. It is updated with every GEXBot calculation (about every 2 seconds), and a level goes dark about a minute after the money stops. MONEY hides nothing - with the 0DTE walls on the right, the money and the walls are read side by side. It shows where the money goes - not where the price will go.
MAPPING AND HISTORY
Direct, Basis, and Ratio mapping modes place GEXBot prices on the chart scale. Auto compares GEXBot spot with the chart price at the time of GEXBot's own timestamp and chooses a mode by itself; a brief price spike against a lagging spot does not move the levels, and the chosen mapping is stable within an accepted data generation. The panel shows the active mode, GEXBot spot, chart price, and their difference so the pairing can be checked.
Level history has two parts. The level path is a thin line in each enabled level's colour that follows where the level stood bar by bar over the last hour: a level that holds still has its path on its own line, a move or a jump to another strike shows as a step. History dots on that path mark where the level was approximately 1, 5, 15, 30, and 60 minutes ago. Completed bars use the accepted API timestamp and the point-in-time spot or chart anchor; the forming bar joins the live level line. History exists only in memory after the indicator starts; it is not reconstructed. A data gap longer than two minutes breaks the path, and a dot is suppressed when the loaded bars or chart interval cannot represent its horizon truthfully. Wall-strength arrows likewise require enough live samples before they appear.
PANEL, ALERTS, AND CONTROL
The optional panel reports ticker, mapping, independent 0DTE and 90-day states and ages, received versus drawn wall counts, nearby walls, reference levels, licence state, and loaded version. Error and waiting notices (missing or rejected licence or key, first answer, STALE, RATE LIMITED, TIMEOUT, NO ANSWER) are shown by default even while the panel is hidden; they have their own switch, position and offsets, and Panel Background sets the colour and transparency shared by the panel, the age badge and the notices. Data age is measured against GEXBot's own clock, so a PC clock that is off by tens of seconds neither blocks nor falsely ages the data.
ATAS alerts and optional Telegram notifications can report a feed problem, a Zero Gamma cross, or a major wall change. Alert baselines continue to synchronize while delivery is disabled, and each event type has an independent cooldown. Telegram is best-effort external delivery and can be delayed or unavailable.
Display groups separately control the shared wall filters, both wall sets, both level sets, history, the wall-change elements, panel, control panel, alerts, and Telegram. Transparency is honoured through the colour alpha value. GammaWalls is read-only and contains no execution path.
Installation guide
2. Open or fully restart ATAS so the automatically delivered indicator becomes available in the indicator catalogue. Whenever an update is released through ATAS, fully restart the platform; ATAS downloads and loads the new version automatically.
3. If your ATAS account uses a different e-mail address than your OrderFlowSmith account, write to us at orderflowsmith.com/contact - we move the license to your ATAS e-mail and ATAS delivers the indicator automatically.
4. Add OFS GammaWalls to an NQ/MNQ or ES/MES chart for the first check.
5. Under 01 - Licenses, paste the OFS licence key and your GEXBot API key.
6. Under 02 - API - GEXBot, choose the ticker that matches your chart. Use NQ_NDX for NQ/MNQ and ES_SPX for ES/MES. Leave Price Mapping on Auto initially.
7. Keep both refresh values at the 1,000 ms defaults. Lower values are not accepted. The 90-day metric is requested only when a visible control in groups 08 or 10 needs it.
8. Click PANEL in the control panel at the top of the chart (24 - Panel - Show Panel). Confirm the ticker, mapping, GEXBot spot, and an independent CONNECTED state for every data set you enabled. Switch on Show Notices to see a missing or rejected GEXBot key even with the panel off (notices are off by default; a missing or invalid licence is always shown); Show Notices, Notice Position and Panel Background in the same group control them.
9. Tune display density in 06 - Walls; 07 and 08 control the wall sets, 09 and 10 the reference levels, 11 the in-memory level path and history dots, and 12 the wall change tip, wall history dots and Max Change table; 13 to 22 are the wall-change elements (BARS, BALANCE, FLOW, MAP, REGIME, OI, SKEW, GLOW, JUMPS, CHANGES) and 23 is MONEY. Group 25 sets the control panel, 26 and 27 the alerts and Telegram. The buttons of the control panel switch whole groups on and off.
10. Use a fine enough intraday chart and enough loaded bars for history horizons. Current walls and levels can still display on other intervals, but history dots are suppressed when the chart cannot place them truthfully.
11. Treat STALE, RATE LIMITED, TIMEOUT, NO ANSWER, or API KEY REJECTED as a reason to verify the feed before using any displayed level.
Changelog — version 1.12.0
- Tooltip (24 - Panel, on by default): move the mouse over a wall, a level line, a MONEY bar, the REGIME strip, BALANCE, FLOW or a window and a small card tells what it is and shows its values - the set and price, calls or puts, strength, rank and share of the strongest wall, open interest and where the wall or level stood 1 - 60 minutes ago. No need to remember what each colour means.
- 07 - 0DTE Walls - Outside Session (default Next Expiration (1DTE)): from the options close (16:00 New York) until the next open, the 0DTE walls and 0DTE levels show the nearest expiration, marked 1DTE - today's 0DTE options have expired. Last 0DTE keeps the previous behaviour.
1.11.0 - MONEY ON ITS OWN SIDE.
- MONEY is now a part of its own and hides nothing: the money bars grow from the edge of the side chosen in MONEY - Side (left by default). Switch on the 0DTE walls as well and they stay on the right, so the money and the walls are read side by side; on the same side as the walls, the money stands at the chart edge and the walls move away from it.
- New settings in 23 - MONEY: Side, Offset From Edge, Thickness, Calls Color and Puts Color (both yellow by default - another colour tells calls and puts apart at a glance), Label Font Size and Label Offset X / Y. MONEY no longer draws its own grey walls and Zero Gamma line - those come from 0DTE and LEVELS.
1.10.0 - MONEY: WHERE THE MONEY GOES RIGHT NOW.
- New MONEY button in the control panel (settings 23 - MONEY): the 0DTE walls in one neutral colour and, at every level where new option trades are arriving, a bar at the chart edge - the longer and brighter, the more money in the last seconds. The levels with the most money show their price, the amount and C (more calls) or P (more puts). Only new trades count, not the growth a wall gets when the price comes closer. It is updated with every GEXBot calculation (about every 2 seconds), and a level goes dark about a minute after the money stops. While MONEY is on, the chart shows nothing else except the Zero Gamma line (the information panel stays if it is on); the other buttons keep their state. Off by default.
- Wall changes (BARS, BALANCE, FLOW, MAP, GLOW, JUMPS and the CHANGES window) no longer show a false jump at a strike where the call and put positions are almost equal - it happened mostly in the last two hours of the session.
- The settings groups after the wall-change parts move by one: 24 - Panel, 25 - Control Panel, 26 - Alerts, 27 - Telegram, 28 - Log.
1.9.0 - WALL CHANGES SHOW NEW VOLUME ONLY.
- New setting Wall Change Measure (06 - Walls). New Volume Only (default): BARS, BALANCE, FLOW, MAP, the GLOW of the 0DTE walls, JUMPS and the CHANGES window count only the strength that new option trades added to a wall or took away from it. A wall no longer looks like it is growing just because the price came closer to it or the session is near its close - you see where new money really arrives. All Change shows the whole change as GEXBot sends it, as up to 1.8.4.
- After a chart load, a change over N minutes appears once the indicator has run for N minutes. Switching between the two is immediate - the jump trail, the flow strip and the map are kept for both.
- The wall history (tips and dots), the change arrows at the walls, the Max Change table and the 90-day walls are unchanged.
1.8.4 - NOTICES OFF BY DEFAULT AND BELOW EACH OTHER; A DOT ON THE HIDDEN BUTTON.
- The waiting and error notices are off by default, also on saved charts - switch them on with Show Notices. A missing or invalid licence is always shown.
- Notices start 50 px from the top, below the row of hidden panel buttons (Notice Offset Y), and the notices of several OFS indicators stack below each other by themselves - they never cover a control panel or a hidden panel button.
- The hidden panel button shows a dot before the name: green when anything on the control panel is switched on, an empty grey ring when everything is off - you see at once which indicator draws on the chart.
1.8.3 - LOG: ONE SWITCH, ITS OWN FOLDER.
- New in 27 · Log: Log (on / off, off by default) and Log Folder. Switched on, the indicator writes everything it does into its own log - its settings and every change of them, the chart, the calculation, every change of the GEXBot connection and the sets it received (never the API key), its alerts and errors and what the panel shows. Keys, tokens and IDs are never written.
- The files go into the folder of the indicator inside Log Folder, for example D:\logs\OFS GammaWalls - one file per chart and day, with the computer and the platform in the file name.
1.8.2 - THE PANEL AND THE NOTICES NO LONGER HIDE BEHIND THE CONTROL PANEL.
- The information panel and the notices no longer hide behind an open control panel: where the control panel covered them (top right on a narrower chart), they now sit just below it. Without overlap nothing moves.
1.8.1 - CONTROL PANELS AND HIDDEN BUTTONS LINE UP BY THEMSELVES; EVERYTHING OFF BY DEFAULT.
- The buttons of hidden control panels of all OFS indicators on a chart line up side by side by themselves at the top centre, in the order of the chart's indicator list; open control panels at the same place stack below each other. A different position or offset in the settings keeps a button or panel in its own place.
- New default places, also on saved charts: Control Panel Position Top Center, Offset X 0, Offset Y 40; Hidden Button Position Top Center, Offset X 0, Offset Y 5.
- Every function of the control panel is off by default for a newly added indicator (0DTE, 90D, LEVELS, HISTORY, CHANGES, OI, REGIME, SKEW and PANEL), so a new chart shows nothing until you switch it on. A saved chart keeps its own switches.
1.8.0 - CLEAN WALLS AND A CONTROL PANEL.
- The walls are clean solid bars: no outline around the nearest wall, no hatching or frame on the part a wall has lost (now a plain, lighter tail), no dark ring around the wall dots and no frame around a glowing wall (GLOW). The nearest wall above and below price is marked by its bold white number with an arrow.
- New control panel at the top centre of the chart, one line like the other OFS indicators: 0DTE 90D | LEVELS HISTORY | CHANGES OI REGIME SKEW | PANEL. Blue = on, grey = off; all off = nothing on the chart. HIDE folds it into a small button with the product name. Settings: 24 - Control Panel (179 px from the top, under ConfirmedAbsorption, FiboLevels and RegimeNavigator; alone on a chart set Offset Y to 20).
- New master switches in 06 - Walls: Show Levels (LEVELS, on), Show History (HISTORY, off), Show Wall Changes (CHANGES, off) and Show Open Interest (OI, off). Each one hides its whole group at once; every part keeps its own switch. After the update the chart shows the 0DTE walls, the level lines and the regime strip - the history, the wall changes and the open-interest marks are one click away.
- The regime strip (REGIME) is drawn even with the 0DTE walls off. Its text label is now an option, off by default (REGIME - Label).
- Major Wall Moved fires only when the strongest wall really moves to another strike. A shift of the whole strike ladder by a few cents - the index basis moving against the futures - is no longer a move. Replayed on recorded GEXBot data (8, 9 and 13 October 2026, event on): 74 - 123 such alerts a day instead of 110 - 158.
- No overlapping labels: the level labels at the chart edge sit apart and below the regime strip, rows with a change arrow keep enough room, a jump-mark number that would fall on another is left out, and the weekend notice fits in full.
- The level history no longer draws a vertical line to the chart edge when a level jumps off the screen - the path simply breaks there.
- The MAP and SKEW windows move below the control panel instead of under it. Groups: 24 - Control Panel is new; Alerts and Telegram are now 25 and 26.
1.7.1 - CLEARER TEXTS.
- FLOW · Show (15 · FLOW) and MAP · Show (16 · MAP) say in plain words how the strip and the map scale: the height and the colour adapt to what is visible, so one big jump does not flatten the rest. Nothing changes on the chart.
1.7.0 - NO OLD GEXBOT DATA ON THE CHART; LEVEL LINES END PAST THE LIVE CANDLE.
- A GEXBot calculation older than 20 hours is no longer drawn at all - on weekends and before the US options open GEXBot keeps returning the last old values, which looked like current walls. The notice says so: "The last GEXBot calculation is older than 20 hours - nothing is drawn." Fresh data is drawn as before (stale data within the day stays dimmed with its age).
- New in 06 · Walls: Level Extend Right (px) - the level lines (Zero Gamma, major walls) end this many pixels past the live candle instead of running across the whole chart (default 100; a large value such as 5000 gives the old look); Level Line Right Offset (px) leaves free space at the right edge, for example for the Depth Of Market; Level Label Offset X / Y (px) move the level labels.
- The notices about a missing or rejected GEXBot key point to 01 - Licenses, where the GEXBot API Key is (they said 02 - API - GEXBot).
- The red outage frame of the panel returns to normal after 4 s of healthy data (10 s after lost data or a lost connection) instead of 30 s.
- Texts: the product page describes the wall-change elements, today's group numbers (23 - Panel, 24 - Alerts, 25 - Telegram) and where the GEXBot key goes.
1.6.4 - RED PANEL FRAME WHEN THE CONNECTION OR THE DATA DROPS.
- New: the indicator watches the connection and the market data - the account connection (for example Rithmic) lost for more than 15 s, no market data for 15 s while CME is trading, or the data more than 5 s late. While that lasts, the panel gets a thick red frame; the indicator keeps working, and the frame returns to normal after 30 s of healthy data. No alert and no sound. Setting Panel Outage Frame (on by default) in the panel group.
1.6.3 - ALERTS: SOUND ONLY, NO POPUP WINDOW.
- When an alert fires, the indicator only plays its sound - no popup window appears on the chart.
1.6.2 - THE NEW-VERSION CARD POINTS TO ATAS; SHORTER CHANGELOG.
- The new-version card now says that ATAS delivers the new version to your platform automatically (until 1.6.1 it pointed to a download in your account on orderflowsmith.com, which is no longer offered).
- Versions 0.1.0 to 1.2.3 keep their headline only, so the product card shows the whole history.
- Nothing else changed.
1.6.1 - NO UPPER LIMITS ON THE WALL CHANGE ELEMENTS.
- The sizes of the wall change elements have no upper limit any more, only their minimum - GLOW · From and Full At, JUMPS · From and Size, CHANGES · Font Size, BARS · Max Width, BALANCE · Width and Font Size, FLOW · Height, MAP · Range, Cell Width, Row Height and Font Size, REGIME · Strip Height, OI · Thickness, SKEW · Width and Font Size. MAP · Minutes goes up to 90 (until 1.6.0 up to 60) - the map keeps the last 90 minutes; BALANCE · Offset X goes up to 4000 px like every offset (until 1.6.0 up to 400); GLOW · Dim Walls Without Change goes up to 100 %, which hides the walls without a change (until 1.6.0 up to 80 %). CHANGES · Rows stays 1 - 8. Saved charts keep their values.
1.6.0 - GAMMA REGIME STRIP, OPEN-INTEREST LINES AND THE SKEW WINDOW.
- REGIME: a thin strip along the top edge of the chart, one color per candle - green = the dealers dampen the move (price above zero gamma, net gamma positive), red = they amplify it, orange = mixed; the current regime is written under the strip. On by default (17 · REGIME · Gamma Regime Strip).
- OI: a thin line under every 0DTE wall = its strength from open interest against the full wall from today's volume; a long line without a wall is an old wall nobody defends today. On by default (18 · OI · Open-Interest Lines).
- SKEW: a window with the skew and when and by how much it changed last, a FEAR - CHASING needle scaled to the range of the day and the curves of the skew and the net gamma of the day. Off by default (19 · SKEW · Skew And Net Gamma).
- GLOW, JUMPS and CHANGES are now groups 20 - 22; Panel, Alerts and Telegram moved to 23, 24 and 25 - your saved settings stay.
1.5.0 - WALL CHANGES AT A GLANCE.
- BARS: a short bar beside every 0DTE wall shows whether its strength is building (yellow) or melting (blue) over the chosen time; the walls move inward by the width of the bars. On by default (13 · BARS · Wall Change Bars).
- BALANCE: a small box at the price behind the last candle - the net change of the walls above and below the price. On by default (14 · BALANCE · Above / Below Price).
- FLOW: a strip at the chart edge, one column per candle - the change of the walls above and below the price during that candle. On by default (15 · FLOW · Change Flow Strip).
- JUMPS: a triangle where a wall jumped within a minute, with the change written next to it and a detail card under the mouse. On by default (18 · JUMPS · Wall Jump Marks).
- Optional, off by default: the MAP window (strike x minute, 16 · MAP), the wall glow (17 · GLOW) and the CHANGES text window (19 · CHANGES).
- Growth and decline colors in 06 · Walls (Wall Change Growth Color, Wall Change Decline Color). Panel, Alerts and Telegram moved to groups 20, 21 and 22 - your saved settings stay.
- Everything is drawn only from a fresh GEXBot calculation while the options are open; it predicts nothing.
1.4.1 - PRODUCT NAME IN TELEGRAM.
- Telegram messages start with the product name [OFS GammaWalls] instead of a short internal code.
1.4.0 - LEVEL HISTORY PER LEVEL, LEVEL LABELS WITHOUT LINES THROUGH THEM, SHARED GEXBOT ANSWERS.
- 11 · Level History: every level has its own history line switch, colour and width - Zero Gamma History, Major Positive (Volume) History, Major Negative (Volume) History, Major Positive (OI) History and Major Negative (OI) History, each with a Color and a Width (px) row. Show Level History stays the master switch (your saved value is kept); the dots are Show Level History Dots, History Dots Use Level Color and History Dot 1 / 5 / 15 / 30 / 60 min. The single Level Path Width setting is gone - the width belongs to the level. The defaults look exactly as before.
- 09 · 0DTE Levels and 10 · 90-Day Levels: Level Label Font Size and Level Label Background. The labels ZERO GAMMA, MAJ+ VOL ... have an almost opaque background by default. All level lines are drawn first, each one broken around every label, and only then the labels - no line runs through a label any more, and the history lines no longer cross the labels either.
- GEXBot allows one request per second for each ticker and data set with one API key. Every chart kept that pace only for itself, so two charts (or GammaWalls together with OFS Entry Desk or OFS Confluence) sent two or three requests a second and GEXBot answered RATE LIMITED. All OrderFlowSmith indicators in one ATAS now share the answer: an answer younger than 0.9 s is reused, a request another chart is just sending is awaited, and a new request leaves at least 1 s after the previous one.
- GEXBot shifts its whole strike ladder by a few points every quarter of an hour. The wall history now follows that shift exactly, so the 1 - 60 minute tips and dots are no longer reset every quarter of an hour.
1.3.1 - LEVEL LINES BEHIND THE WALLS.
1.3.0 - WALL HISTORY: SEE WHICH WALLS ARE GROWING AND WHICH ARE MELTING AWAY; MAX CHANGE TABLE.
1.2.12 - LEVEL PATH: WHERE EVERY LEVEL REALLY STOOD OVER THE LAST HOUR.
1.2.11 - THE NEW-VERSION CARD HAS ONLY THE CLOSE BUTTON.
1.2.10 - DRAW ABOVE CANDLES IN THE WHOLE FAMILY; NOTHING OVER THE PANELS OF OTHER INDICATORS.
1.2.9 - CHECK FOR UPDATES CHECKS AT ONCE; THE NEW-VERSION CARD ALWAYS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CHART.
1.2.8 - SETTINGS IN THE COMMON OFS ORDER; CHECK FOR UPDATES ON DEMAND.
1.2.7 - WALLS AND DISTANCES LIVE WITH EVERY TICK; NO UPPER LIMITS IN THE SETTINGS.
1.2.6 - MANUAL UPDATE CHECK.
1.2.5 - PRODUCT ROW SHOWS THE NAME ONLY.
1.2.4 - SETTINGS TEMPLATE: LICENSE HEADER WITH THE GEXBOT KEY, TELEGRAM IN ONE FORM. WALLS, LEVELS AND DRAWING LOGIC UNCHANGED.
1.2.3 - NOTICES BACK BY DEFAULT, LEVELS NO LONGER DRIFT WITH PRICE, POLITE POLLING.
1.2.2 - PANEL LAYOUT AND VISIBILITY CONTROLS.
1.2.1 - STEADY CHART UPDATES WITHOUT POLL FLICKER.
1.2.0 - DATA, DRAWING, HISTORY, AND ALERTS HARDENED.
1.1.13 - THE UPDATE CARD NOW TELLS YOU WHAT IS NEW.
1.1.12 - ALERTS WORK IN EVERY TIME ZONE, AND THE UI SITS ABOVE THE CANDLES.
1.1.11 - TEMPLATE COMPLIANCE: STEADY DEEP ZOOM, HONEST ALERTS, SITE COLOURS.
1.1.10 - NEW UPDATE CARD, CENTRED AND WITH DIRECT LINKS.
1.1.9 - ALERT SOUND IS A LIST WITH A PLAY BUTTON.
1.1.7 - THE UPDATE CARD'S CLOSE BUTTON IS A REAL BUTTON - a framed, highlighted square instead of a faint cross, comfortably clickable.
1.1.6 - THE PANEL FOOTER NO LONGER SHOWS YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS.
1.1.5 - A NEW VERSION NOTICE.
1.1.4 - LICENCE GATE ON NOTIFICATIONS.
0.1.2 - every level GEXBot sends is now drawn by default.
0.1.1 - the refresh rates moved from seconds to MILLISECONDS.
0.1.0 - first release.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need anything besides the indicator?
Which chart and which timeframe should I use?
What is the difference between the 0DTE and the 90-day set?
How do the history dots work?
Positive and negative gamma, or buyers and sellers?
My strikes sit at the wrong prices. What happened?
How often does it update?
What happens when the data is old or the connection breaks?
Does it repaint or lag the chart?
Which tickers are available?
Can it trade or place orders?
Why did the levels seem to drift with price for a few seconds?
How do the level path and history dots work?
How do I read the wall tip and the wall dots?
What do the buttons in the control panel do?
After the update I see fewer elements. Where did they go?
Why does a wall not turn yellow when the price runs into it?
How do I see at a glance where the money goes right now?
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