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    Inside P3 PRO

    Explore each surface in detail: what it shows, how the indicators work, and where their limits are.

    1. Dashboard workspace

      Build the screen around the question you are asking, not around one chart.

      • Several chart widgets. Add a chart per idea, drag widgets into order and resize them on the dashboard grid. That layout is stored in this browser and comes back after a reload.
      • Drawings that stay. Trendlines, rays, boxes and notes are saved per symbol — on the price chart and inside the stochastic, open-interest and CVD panes.
      • Order flow beside price. DOM order walls and TrueCVD sit in the same workspace, so a level and the flow around it can be read on one screen.
      Schematic: chart widgets, a volume panel and a DOM ladder sharing one workspace, with a drawing on the first chart. Illustrative, not live market data.
    2. Watchlist

      A sortable scanner built to answer “what is moving, and is it liquid enough to care?”

      • Sort and narrow. Rank by Score, NATR, 24h volume or speed; set minimum NATR, volume, speed or score; search a ticker. Filters are saved in this browser.
      • NATR is movement, not direction. The NATR 1m column (or the 5m source) normalises range to volatility, so quiet and fast coins can be compared on equal terms. A high NATR does not mean “buy”.
      • Columns and alerts. Show, hide and reorder columns; compact mode folds Vol, NATR, Spd and Score behind controls on small screens. Rotor and Divergence Radar signals can alert with sound.
      Schematic: score, NATR, volume and speed in one sortable table, with a filter set above it. Values are placeholders, not a live scan.
    3. P3 Rotor — pullbacks inside a trend

      The 20/20 flag: the slow stochastic stays high, only the fast one dips, then turns back up.

      • Trend, pullback, entry. Slow stochastic 60-10 at 80 or higher; fast 9-3 drops to 20 while price holds near the 20 EMA; the entry is the first closed candle where 9-3 turns back up.
      • A, B and R2★. A needs 60-10 and the medium 40-4 both at 80+; B has only 60-10, so the trend is weaker. R2★ is the second entry after a stop, when price makes a lower or equal low while 9-3 makes a higher low and turns up.
      • Closed candles only. A printed mark does not repaint. The pink dashed line is the signal-candle close, the red line is the pullback stop, and the grey dot is the planned exit when 9-3 reaches 80.
      Schematic: a pullback in an uptrend with A, B and R2★ marks, the pink entry line, the red stop and the stochastic panel turning up from 20. Illustrative, not a trade record.
    4. P3 Undertow — mean reversion, with the failure case visible

      Three independent clues are counted across closed candles. Two make U2, all three make U3.

      • The three clues. A candle closing below the lower Bollinger band (20, 2) and the next closing back inside; Stochastic (14,3,3) %K crossing above %D below 20; a confirmed Divergence Radar bullish score of 7.5 or more. Each clue counts while it is inside the last three closed candles.
      • A setup, not an entry. U2 means two clues agreed, U3 all three. Historical setup marks stay on the chart. Shorts mirror the same rules above the upper band.
      • Optional structure confirmation (off by default) is a later closed candle that closes strictly beyond the setup high or low within three bars — equality is not enough. A stop touch first cancels it, and setups expire after three bars.
      Schematic: a close below the lower band followed by a close back inside, the U3 setup mark, and a later structure confirmation. Illustrative; not an entry instruction.
    5. Divergence Radar — momentum agreement

      Price and momentum disagree, and the disagreement is measured across seven indicators.

      • Seven, not one. RSI, OBV, MACD, Stochastic, CCI, MFI and Awesome Oscillator are checked at once. A label like “2.35 (4)” means strength 2.35 with four of the seven agreeing.
      • Regular and hidden. Regular divergence (solid line) marks fading momentum at a new low or high; hidden divergence (dashed) is the trend-continuation variant. Green sits below a bullish mark, red above a bearish one.
      • Late by design, no repaint. A mark appears only after the Confirm setting’s candles close past the pivot, so it never redraws an earlier signal. Treat it as a warning at a level, not an entry.
      Schematic: price prints a lower low while momentum prints a higher low; the mark appears only after confirmation. Illustrative, not a live alert.
    6. DOM walls and TrueCVD

      Resting liquidity above, executed aggression below — two different datasets, never mixed.

      • Walls are resting limit orders. Grouped by price, filtered by size and age, with a spot or futures scope. A pulled wall disappears; missing or unverified data is shown as unknown, not filled in.
      • CVD is traded flow. TrueCVD is observed signed aggressive buying minus selling from filtered public executions (default ≥ $10K). It is not liquidation delta, not whale identities and not full-market coverage; missing intervals stay as gaps.
      • Context, not a promise. A wall plus CVD agreement is a hypothesis about who is defending a level. It does not guarantee that the level holds.
      Schematic: resting bid and ask walls on the left, filtered CVD with an honest data gap on the right. Illustrative; not live depth or liquidation data.
    7. P3 Altcoin Spy on iPhone

      The same account, rebuilt for a phone — charts, heat and alerts without the desktop grid.

      • What ships in the app: dashboard widgets, full-screen charts, heatmap and Heat bubbles, Limit Spy, liquidations and alerts.
      • Billing stays with Apple. The app signs in to the same P3 account and checks the same Pro entitlement. App Store purchase, Restore Purchases and cancellation all stay with your Apple ID; this page never charges or cancels Apple billing.
      • One honest caveat. Linking a web purchase and an App Store subscription is still being completed. Until that link is finished, App Store access continues on the device and the app says so in Account.
      Schematic: the iPhone app with a chart, rows and the bottom tabs. App Store billing and purchase linking are described in the text above.

    Free stays free. Map, Spy, Heat and Liq need no account and are not part of P3 PRO.

    Indicators and order-flow views describe market structure. They are not trade or investment advice and do not guarantee any outcome.