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Key Levels - Cash Market

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This is a Pine v6 modernization of the original SpacemanBTC Key Levels indicator. The original was already a useful way to keep important higher-timeframe levels on chart, but parts of the session logic, timezone handling, and display system were showing their age—especially for equities and index futures traders.

This version keeps the same core idea while rebuilding the underlying logic for cleaner, more reliable behavior.

What changed

  • Updated to Pine Script v6
    Modernized the codebase and removed a large amount of repetitive legacy plotting logic.
  • Cash-market sessions instead of FX-style sessions
    London, New York, and Tokyo now use their actual local cash-market hours rather than generic FX session windows.
  • Timezone-aware session handling
    Sessions use Europe/London, America/New_York, and Asia/Tokyo, so daylight-saving changes are handled automatically.
  • More reliable session High / Low / Open levels
    Session tracking was rebuilt to reset from the actual first bar of each session, avoiding incorrect levels caused by gaps, stale values, or RTH-only charts.
  • Improved Tokyo handling
    The Tokyo range accounts for the exchange's midday lunch break while preserving the morning range into the afternoon session.
  • Non-repainting Current Year levels
    Current Year High, Low, and Mid were rewritten to avoid higher-timeframe lookahead behavior that could make historical levels differ from what was available in real time.
  • Improved Monday Range for futures
    Uses TradingView's trading-day logic so overnight futures sessions—such as NQ beginning Sunday evening—are correctly associated with Monday.
  • Simplified display controls
    The old Distance and Anchor Distance controls were replaced by a single Right Offset setting. Right Anchored mode now simply starts levels at the current bar.
  • Cleaner session settings UI
    Each cash session now has its enable toggle, session time, and color on the same row.
  • Global Coloring is now truly global
    London, New York, and Tokyo session levels now respect the Global Coloring setting as well.


Based on the original Key Levels SpacemanBTC IDWM source. The original source credited sbtnc for the base code. This version remains open source with credit to the work it was built from.
Release Note
Automatic label staggering

Nearby levels that are not at the exact same price are shifted horizontally to prevent overlapping text, while each line remains at its true price. Exact-price levels are still merged normally.
Release Note
Automatic label staggering

Nearby levels that are not at the exact same price are shifted horizontally to prevent overlapping text, while each line remains at its true price. Exact-price levels are still merged normally.
Release Note
I discovered an issue where the global color picker would freeze on one color. This was due to an aesthetic feature that would grey-out the global color picker in settings if it wasn't enabled, via the code:
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TradingView can occasionally behave oddly with conditionally active inputs so I just removed that line and it works great now. No core logic was affected, this was strictly a cosmetic user interface issue.

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