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BijuuFlow Gamma Grid

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BijuuFlow Gamma Grid

Plots dealer options positioning — call walls, put walls, and the zero-gamma flip — directly on your ES/NQ chart.

Levels are generated by the BijuuFlow dashboard from live SPX/NDX options flow (GEX and open-interest), then pasted into the indicator's BijuuFlow Data field. Each wall is drawn as a strength-ranked level with an optional filled zone, sized to the real strike spacing and aligned to futures pricing.

Features

GEX or OI walls, 0DTE or full-expiry views
Strength scoring (1–100) drives line width — the heaviest walls stand out
Min Strength % and Max Walls filters to keep only high-quality levels
Filled zones, Key-Open–style segments, manual price offset, full color/size control
How to use: copy a ladder from the BijuuFlow Options page → paste into BijuuFlow Data → re-paste to refresh. Levels update on demand, not automatically.
Versionshinweise
Update — wall level length

Wall and zero-gamma levels now span a fixed 50 bars anchored to the latest bar, the same on every timeframe. Adjust via Level Extent (bars) in settings, and use the new Extend Right option to push levels into the space ahead of price.

(Updated to Pine Script v6.)
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What's new:

Walls now show the combined call + put value at each strike, instead of only one side. The number no longer flips when price crosses a level — a wall keeps the same value whether it sits above or below price.
Levels are labelled simply "Wall" (no more "Call Wall" / "Put Wall").
Coloured by strength — a weak→strong gradient (both colours adjustable in settings) — and line thickness also scales with strength, so you get two quick cues for the most important levels.
Zero-gamma line unchanged.
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Release Notes

What's new:

Max Pain line — the strike where the most options expire worthless, often a magnet into expiry — now plots as its own reference level (dotted, separate colour, toggle in settings). Copy a ladder as usual and it comes through with your walls.

Zero gamma is now session-aware, so you always know which flip you're looking at. The intraday 0DTE flip and the broader ≤30-day overnight regime level are very different things, so they're now labelled distinctly - "Zero Gamma (0DTE)" or "Zero Gamma (≤30D)". During the session you see the live 0DTE flip; overnight (when 0DTE quotes go stale) it falls back to the ≤30D regime line instead of showing a frozen, misleading value.

Walls, strength colouring/width, and filled zones are unchanged.

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