Solar Numbers (666/111/36/6)
Solar Grid (6/36/111/666)
Plots horizontal reference levels on your chart based on the "Solar Numbers" 6, 36, 111 and 666, a numerology-based concept some traders use as potential support and resistance zones. It also plots the previous day's close as a key reference line.
HOW IT WORKS
Each solar number is automatically scaled by powers of 10 to suit the price of the instrument you're viewing. On BTC at around 65,000, for example, the "6" set is built from steps like 6,000 or 60,000 rather than a literal 6. The script then draws a set of levels at multiples of that step above and below a reference price. The same scaling logic applies to 36, 111 and 666, so the levels adapt to BTC, ETH and other crypto pairs without manual input.
The reference price can be either the current price (levels shift as price moves) or the previous day's close (levels stay fixed through the whole session).
PREVIOUS DAY CLOSE
The script plots yesterday's closing price as a step line with a price label, so you can see where price sits relative to the prior day's close and the nearest solar levels. You can switch this line on or off and change its colour.
FEATURES
- Individual on/off toggles for 6, 36, 111 and 666
- Separate colour for each number
- Previous Day Close line with price label (toggleable, custom colour)
- Option to centre the solar levels on the current price or the previous day's close
- Adjustable number of levels above and below price (1 to 30)
- Choice of solid, dashed or dotted lines, with adjustable width
- Optional lines extending to the right
- Optional price labels on the nearest level of each set
- Lightweight: levels update on the latest bar only
HOW TO USE
Treat the lines as reference levels to watch alongside your own analysis, such as price action, volume or other S/R. Where several sets cluster close together, or where a solar level sits near the previous day's close, you may want to watch that area more closely. Lower timeframes will show many levels in a small range, so reduce the "levels above / below" setting to keep the chart tidy.
NOTES
- Tuned for higher-priced assets such as BTC and ETH. On very low-priced tokens (below roughly $0.01) the auto-scaling may not zoom down far enough.
- The Previous Day Close feature is designed for intraday and daily charts.
- This is a mathematical level tool. It does not generate buy or sell signals and makes no claim that price will react at these levels.
DISCLAIMER
For educational and informational purposes only. This is not financial advice. Trading crypto carries significant risk, so always do your own research and manage your risk.
Plots horizontal reference levels on your chart based on the "Solar Numbers" 6, 36, 111 and 666, a numerology-based concept some traders use as potential support and resistance zones. It also plots the previous day's close as a key reference line.
HOW IT WORKS
Each solar number is automatically scaled by powers of 10 to suit the price of the instrument you're viewing. On BTC at around 65,000, for example, the "6" set is built from steps like 6,000 or 60,000 rather than a literal 6. The script then draws a set of levels at multiples of that step above and below a reference price. The same scaling logic applies to 36, 111 and 666, so the levels adapt to BTC, ETH and other crypto pairs without manual input.
The reference price can be either the current price (levels shift as price moves) or the previous day's close (levels stay fixed through the whole session).
PREVIOUS DAY CLOSE
The script plots yesterday's closing price as a step line with a price label, so you can see where price sits relative to the prior day's close and the nearest solar levels. You can switch this line on or off and change its colour.
FEATURES
- Individual on/off toggles for 6, 36, 111 and 666
- Separate colour for each number
- Previous Day Close line with price label (toggleable, custom colour)
- Option to centre the solar levels on the current price or the previous day's close
- Adjustable number of levels above and below price (1 to 30)
- Choice of solid, dashed or dotted lines, with adjustable width
- Optional lines extending to the right
- Optional price labels on the nearest level of each set
- Lightweight: levels update on the latest bar only
HOW TO USE
Treat the lines as reference levels to watch alongside your own analysis, such as price action, volume or other S/R. Where several sets cluster close together, or where a solar level sits near the previous day's close, you may want to watch that area more closely. Lower timeframes will show many levels in a small range, so reduce the "levels above / below" setting to keep the chart tidy.
NOTES
- Tuned for higher-priced assets such as BTC and ETH. On very low-priced tokens (below roughly $0.01) the auto-scaling may not zoom down far enough.
- The Previous Day Close feature is designed for intraday and daily charts.
- This is a mathematical level tool. It does not generate buy or sell signals and makes no claim that price will react at these levels.
DISCLAIMER
For educational and informational purposes only. This is not financial advice. Trading crypto carries significant risk, so always do your own research and manage your risk.
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