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BitMode H is the lower-pane oscillator companion to the BitMode signal engine. It runs the exact same signal, gate, and band logic as the BitMode overlay — bar for bar — and instead of drawing bands on price, it opens up the engine's internal state so you can see why a signal did or did not fire.
What it plots. The primary line is a band-penetration "stretch" oscillator: it reads roughly minus-one at the buy band and plus-one at the sell band, and pushes beyond those levels when price penetrates into a trigger zone, tinting toward the buy hue below the midline and the sell hue above it. Beneath it, a pressure histogram shows capitulation depth — deep green when selling pressure is at a buy-worthy extreme, fading to red as the tape turns frothy. A gold line tracks the efficiency-ratio regime and is shifted so it crosses zero exactly at the point where the regime gate would begin to veto entries — above zero means the tape is too trendy to revert, below means it is in a reversion-friendly range. Background tinting flags the armed state of the engine: orange on volume-spike flush or reach bars, bright cyan when a deep-capitulation override is active, and an optional magenta wash (off by default) marking bars where the regime gate is rejecting buys.
Marker parity. Because BitMode H shares the overlay's full signal chain, its buy and sell triangles fire on exactly the same bars as the overlay's, plotted at the stretch value. When BitMode's optional deployment sizing is enabled, H's markers shade with size in the same way the overlay's do, so the two panes always tell the same story. An optional dimmed layer can also reveal "vetoed" flushes — bars where a band flush occurred but a gate rejected the entry — showing exactly what the filters are removing.
Reading it. A deep negative stretch together with a deep-green pressure bar, on a cyan or neutral background, is the classic BitMode buy setup — price at a structural extreme, pressure capitulating, regime not vetoing. A magenta background or a gold line above zero explains a missing buy: the structure was there but the regime gate held it off. The compact side panel mirrors the overlay's diagnostic state — regime, pressure, efficiency ratio, volume ratio, band-gate status, and the effective preset — so you can keep the oscillator pane open without needing the overlay table in view.
Every plot is styleable — colors and line widths for the stretch line, pressure histogram, efficiency line, reference levels, and markers are all adjustable, and the background tints can be recolored or switched off individually.
Use BitMode H alongside the BitMode overlay for the complete picture: the overlay for entries, exits, and deployment on price; the companion for the engine state driving each decision. This is a research and decision-support tool, not financial advice or a performance guarantee. Test before relying on it and manage your own risk.
What it plots. The primary line is a band-penetration "stretch" oscillator: it reads roughly minus-one at the buy band and plus-one at the sell band, and pushes beyond those levels when price penetrates into a trigger zone, tinting toward the buy hue below the midline and the sell hue above it. Beneath it, a pressure histogram shows capitulation depth — deep green when selling pressure is at a buy-worthy extreme, fading to red as the tape turns frothy. A gold line tracks the efficiency-ratio regime and is shifted so it crosses zero exactly at the point where the regime gate would begin to veto entries — above zero means the tape is too trendy to revert, below means it is in a reversion-friendly range. Background tinting flags the armed state of the engine: orange on volume-spike flush or reach bars, bright cyan when a deep-capitulation override is active, and an optional magenta wash (off by default) marking bars where the regime gate is rejecting buys.
Marker parity. Because BitMode H shares the overlay's full signal chain, its buy and sell triangles fire on exactly the same bars as the overlay's, plotted at the stretch value. When BitMode's optional deployment sizing is enabled, H's markers shade with size in the same way the overlay's do, so the two panes always tell the same story. An optional dimmed layer can also reveal "vetoed" flushes — bars where a band flush occurred but a gate rejected the entry — showing exactly what the filters are removing.
Reading it. A deep negative stretch together with a deep-green pressure bar, on a cyan or neutral background, is the classic BitMode buy setup — price at a structural extreme, pressure capitulating, regime not vetoing. A magenta background or a gold line above zero explains a missing buy: the structure was there but the regime gate held it off. The compact side panel mirrors the overlay's diagnostic state — regime, pressure, efficiency ratio, volume ratio, band-gate status, and the effective preset — so you can keep the oscillator pane open without needing the overlay table in view.
Every plot is styleable — colors and line widths for the stretch line, pressure histogram, efficiency line, reference levels, and markers are all adjustable, and the background tints can be recolored or switched off individually.
Use BitMode H alongside the BitMode overlay for the complete picture: the overlay for entries, exits, and deployment on price; the companion for the engine state driving each decision. This is a research and decision-support tool, not financial advice or a performance guarantee. Test before relying on it and manage your own risk.
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