Cipher XRAY: Exposure on the Chart
XRAY takes the Strike Matrix and projects the same exposure data straight onto the price chart, so a trader sees the walls in the same place the trader sees price.
What does Cipher XRAY do?
XRAY overlays gamma exposure and vanna exposure directly onto the price chart, showing liquidity, walls, and how far price can travel before reaching a heavy exposure strike. The Strike Matrix data appears in visual chart context rather than as a separate table.
Why does XRAY use whiteout candles?
XRAY renders price with whiteout candles so a trader can toggle between standard Night Vision and XRAY without small price fluctuations pulling attention away from the exposure structure. The muted candles keep focus on the move rather than on candle by candle noise.
What should a trader use XRAY to identify?
XRAY is built for locating breakout zones, pin zones, pull areas and reaction zones on the chart itself. Seeing the distance between current price and the next heavy strike visually is considerably faster than reading the same relationship out of a table of numbers.