PRICE & TRADE STRUCTURE
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Select an area and examine the recorded evidence behind its response, rather than relying on an unexplained strength number.
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Wall Hunter
User manual.
A practical guide to Wall Hunter: what the screen means, how to navigate it and what to check before relying on a reading.
Supported markets: Availability depends on market and source coverage · Updated September 19, 2026
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Open Wall Hunter in the main app
Choose a market in the main dashboard and scroll to Wall Hunter. Check the server-sync time, current tape and feed message. Use Trade walls only for the selected trade-wall view or Full context for the wider source context.
These views filter what is shown. They do not turn a contextual level into a verified trade recommendation.
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Read source evidence, not holding strength
The current table shows Level, Source evidence, Side, Read and Distance. A shared strike means contributing sources selected the same price. A source-selected row means a qualifying source selected it.
These labels do not measure holding strength or supply a probability that a wall will reject price. Sources may share inputs, so matching labels are not automatically independent confirmations. The old animated Titanium and break-percentage sales examples do not describe this current table.
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Separate current walls from prior records
The summary reports Feed, Counts and Quick Read, then separates Current Trade Walls, Context and Prior/Stale. A prior wall can help explain history, but it must not be treated as a fresh current wall solely because price is nearby.
Support or resistance describes location and role. Read actual tests and responses separately. A mapped wall can be crossed, and a nearby wall does not establish a causal explanation for a reversal.
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Use the Echo chart and table together
The Wall Hunter Echo chart shows price with Omega and available pressure references. Its View selector changes visible history. The price scale follows visible candles, so distant wall levels can remain in the table rather than expanding the chart.
Use the table for exact references and the chart for price context. Kaleidoscope provides a separate current wall-distance view; Level Comparison is the place to compare recorded wall availability with historical Price Control responses.
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Understand contract and data messages
Option contract unverified means the required contract relationship has not been established. Fresh futures prices alone do not verify the options source. Missing or stale options evidence can leave the price chart visible while wall rows are absent.
Check market and contract status rather than assuming every asset rolls on the same schedule. The old upper Tactical Wall Zone has been replaced in the main dashboard; current Price Right Now and market cards provide the nearby price view.
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Read reviews as recorded observations
When reviewing a session, distinguish when a wall was first known, whether price reached it, and the subsequent recorded movement. Repeated samples of one wall are not separate successful trades.
Favorable movement, adverse movement and a scored response are not brokerage fills or realized profit. Preserve gaps and incomplete coverage in your interpretation.