TradingView

The q-bitf extension draws the key levels directly on TradingView charts in Chrome, ranked strongest to weakest, with a side panel that lists every level.

What it draws#

• Call and put walls, the gamma flip and HVL
• The 1σ expected-move band
• The Abs Gamma pin and max pain
• EOD walls and the day range
• Optional layers: GEX profile bars, the greek interval map and order flow

Set it up#

1. Install Q-BITF Gamma Levels on TradingView from the Chrome Web Store.
2. In q-bitf open Settings → Platforms & API keys and copy your license key. It appears once your plan is active.
3. Click the extension's icon, paste the key and save.
4. Open a TradingView chart of a supported symbol. The levels draw within a few seconds.

Supported charts#

ES and NQ can also be read from the ETF options. See Futures and cash prices.

One device at a time#

Your key works on one platform and one device at a time. Opening the levels somewhere else signs the first one out. See your sessions in Settings → Platforms & API keys.

Privacy#

The extension reads the chart's symbol and price scale to place the lines. It does not read your account, orders or anything else on the page.

If the levels don't appear, see Troubleshooting.

Questions#

Is there a GEX indicator for TradingView?#

Yes. The q-bitf Chrome extension draws gamma exposure levels (call and put walls, the gamma flip, HVL and the expected move) directly on TradingView charts.

Does it work on ES and NQ futures?#

Yes. Index levels are moved onto the futures price, and you can switch to cash prices for SPX and NDX charts.