setup

Adding the Indicator

1. Open TradingView and navigate to a chart.

2. Click the Indicators button in the top toolbar.

3. Search for "Synergy Signal" or "Multi-Momentum".

4. Click the indicator to add it. It will open in a new oscillator panel below the price chart.

If you received the source code directly, click Pine Editor at the bottom, paste the code, and click Add to chart.

The Settings Panel

Open the indicator settings by clicking the gear icon on the indicator name. You will see three tabs: Inputs, Style, and Visibility.

The Inputs tab is where all functional settings live. It is organized into these sections as they appear in the UI:

Section	What It Controls
Volatility	Enable/disable the Volatility (orange) line
Momentum	Enable/disable the Momentum (purple) line
Expansion	Enable/disable the Expansion Wave (blue fill)
Order Flow	Enable/disable the Order Flow (green/red bars)
Momentum Filter (Pivots)	Optional advanced trend direction gate
State	Chop zone boundaries, Oversold/Overbought levels
Signals (Entries)	Long/short dot display and state-change mode
Divergence	Divergence types and minimum required
Confluence	Score Pillars toggle and Base Min Score
Noise Filter	Regime Filter and Cooldown bars

Recommended Starting Settings

When you first add the indicator, all four pillars are enabled with balanced defaults. These defaults are designed for crypto on the 1H–4H timeframe but work across most liquid assets.

Setting	Default	Notes
Enable Volatility	✅ On	Keep on for most setups
Enable Momentum	✅ On	Core pillar — rarely disable
Enable Expansion	✅ On	Key for regime context
Enable Order Flow	✅ On	Disable for non-BTC alt coins if needed
Momentum Trend Filter	✅ On	Advanced — leave on to start
Block Chop Zone	✅ On	Recommended to leave on
Chop Zone Low	35	Momentum below this = potentially trending
Chop Zone High	65	Momentum above this = potentially trending
Momentum Oversold	30	Standard level
Momentum Overbought	70	Standard level
Volatility Overbought	80	Volatility-based level
Volatility Oversold	20	Volatility-based level
Enable Long Dots	✅ On
Enable Short Dots	✅ On
Only plot on state change	✅ On	Cleaner chart
Use Momentum Divs	✅ On
Use Expansion Divergence	✅ On
Use Order Flow Divergence	✅ On
Min Divergences Required	1
Divergence Fresh Bars	20
Score Pillars	✅ On	Auto-caps min score to available pillars
Base Min Score (Long)	2	Pillars required to fire a long
Base Min Score (Short)	2	Pillars required to fire a short
Regime Filter	✅ On	Requires Expansion Wave to confirm direction

Choosing Your Timeframe

Synergy Signal works on any timeframe but performs best when used with context:

• 4H / Daily — Swing trades. Signals are rarer but more reliable. Raise Base Min Score to 3 for cleaner setups.

• 1H — Most common use case. Default settings are tuned for this.

• 15m / 5m — Scalping. Lower Base Min Score to 1 and reduce Cooldown to 3–5 bars. Expect more noise.

Order Flow and Multi-Exchange Volume

By default the Order Flow pillar aggregates volume from three exchanges:

• BINANCE:BTCUSDT

• COINBASE:BTCUSD

• KRAKEN:BTCUSD

These are hardcoded for BTC. If you are trading a different asset, the Order Flow bars will still function but will reflect BTC volume, not your asset's volume. In that case, consider disabling the Order Flow pillar and relying on the other three pillars.

Tip: For Ethereum and other large-cap coins, BTC Order Flow still provides a useful macro market structure signal due to high correlation. Test on your asset before disabling it.

First Steps After Adding

1. Enable all four pillars and run with default settings for at least 50–100 bars to observe signal frequency.

2. If you are getting too many signals, raise Base Min Score (Long and Short) from 2 to 3.

3. If signals are too rare, lower Base Min Score to 1 or turn off the Regime Filter.

4. Review the Recommended Configurations page for asset-specific presets.