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## Contract

You write the body of a JavaScript function that receives one argument, `api`, and must `return` an array of series.

- `api.candles`: array of candle objects, oldest first, one per bar. Every candle has `time` (unix seconds), `open`, `high`, `low`, `close`, `volume`, plus whichever of the fields below have data for the loaded window — a field can be missing on some candles, so check with `Number.isFinite(c.someField)` before using it.
- `api.log(...)`: prints to a debug console inside the app. Optional, for your own testing.
- Return an array of 1 or more series objects:
  `{ name: string, type: 'line' | 'histogram', color?: string, data: Array<number | null> }`
  `data` MUST have exactly one entry per candle, same order as `api.candles`. Use `null` for a gap (warmup, missing data) — never `0` or a made-up number as a stand-in for "no data".
- Plain JavaScript only: no `import`, no `require`, no `fetch`, no DOM or `window` access.

## Available candle fields

Price & Volume: close, open, high, low, volume, volumeUsd, price_change, volatility, drawdown, drawdown_cycle
Technical: rsi, atr, macd, macd_signal, macd_histogram, stoch_k, stoch_d, bbands_upper, bbands_middle, bbands_lower, bbands_pctb, bbands_bandwidth, sma20, sma50, sma200, rsi_divergence
Momentum & Volume: williams_r, cci, roc, trix, ao, adx, plus_di, minus_di, mfi, obv, adl, force_index
Trend & Channels: atr_pct, supertrend, supertrend_dir, psar, keltner_upper, keltner_middle, keltner_lower, donchian_upper, donchian_middle, donchian_lower, vwap, vwap_upper, vwap_lower
Cycle Tools: mayer_multiple, pi_cycle_gap, bmsb_mid, bmsb_distance, two_year_ma_mult, hash_ribbon_gap
Order Flow: taker_delta, taker_delta_pctl, cvd, cvd_change, taker_buy_ratio
Derivatives: funding_rate, funding_pctl, open_interest, oi_change, long_short_ratio, long_short_ratio_change, lsr_change_pctl, net_longs, net_longs_pctl, net_shorts, net_shorts_pctl, crowding
Liquidations: liquidations_long, liquidations_short, liquidations_total, liquidations_skew, liquidations_pctl, liquidations_long_pctl, liquidations_short_pctl, liquidations_streak
On-chain: mvrv, nupl, sopr, puell, vdd, hash_rate, hash_rate_pctl, realized_pl, realized_pl_pctl, dominance
Sentiment & Flow: fear_greed, google_trends, etf_inflow, etf_flow_pctl, etf_flow_streak
Macro & Cycle: m2, m2_change, dxy, dxy_change, cycle_phase, cycle_progress, cycle_year

### Example 1 — single field, moving average

return [{
  name: 'Funding SMA 20',
  type: 'line',
  data: api.candles.map((c, i) => {
    if (i < 19) return null;
    let sum = 0;
    for (let j = i - 19; j <= i; j++) {
      const v = Number(api.candles[j].funding_rate);
      if (!Number.isFinite(v)) return null;
      sum += v;
    }
    return sum / 20;
  })
}];

### Example 2 — two fields, two panels

return [
  {
    name: 'Close',
    type: 'line',
    data: api.candles.map((c) => (Number.isFinite(c.close) ? c.close : null))
  },
  {
    name: 'Funding Rate',
    type: 'histogram',
    color: '#e6c160',
    data: api.candles.map((c) => (Number.isFinite(c.funding_rate) ? c.funding_rate : null))
  }
];

## Task

Write a script that satisfies the contract above. Reply with ONLY the JavaScript code (no markdown fences, no explanation) — the body that goes where the examples' `return [...]` appears.

Janeladias

Criar indicador

Nome

Modo

Campo de origemTransformaçãoPeríodo

Estilo

Linha de sinal

Linhas de referência

Marque valores extremos (por exemplo, RSI 70/30) com uma linha horizontal. Um marcador aparece no painel de preço quando o indicador cruza essa linha.

0/4 painéis personalizados ativos

Visualização do indicadorCarregando candles…

Scanner de indicadores

AtivoBTCUSDT

Intervalo

Janeladias

~0 candles

Opening market data channel06%

Resultados do indicador

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Copy this and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI, then paste the JavaScript it gives you back into the editor on the left.

What do you want this indicator to do? (optional)

You are helping write a custom indicator script for BitcoinCounterFlow's Custom Indicators builder.

## Contract

You write the body of a JavaScript function that receives one argument, `api`, and must `return` an array of series.

- `api.candles`: array of candle objects, oldest first, one per bar. Every candle has `time` (unix seconds), `open`, `high`, `low`, `close`, `volume`, plus whichever of the fields below have data for the loaded window — a field can be missing on some candles, so check with `Number.isFinite(c.someField)` before using it.
- `api.log(...)`: prints to a debug console inside the app. Optional, for your own testing.
- Return an array of 1 or more series objects:
  `{ name: string, type: 'line' | 'histogram', color?: string, data: Array<number | null> }`
  `data` MUST have exactly one entry per candle, same order as `api.candles`. Use `null` for a gap (warmup, missing data) — never `0` or a made-up number as a stand-in for "no data".
- Plain JavaScript only: no `import`, no `require`, no `fetch`, no DOM or `window` access.

## Available candle fields

Price & Volume: close, open, high, low, volume, volumeUsd, price_change, volatility, drawdown, drawdown_cycle
Technical: rsi, atr, macd, macd_signal, macd_histogram, stoch_k, stoch_d, bbands_upper, bbands_middle, bbands_lower, bbands_pctb, bbands_bandwidth, sma20, sma50, sma200, rsi_divergence
Momentum & Volume: williams_r, cci, roc, trix, ao, adx, plus_di, minus_di, mfi, obv, adl, force_index
Trend & Channels: atr_pct, supertrend, supertrend_dir, psar, keltner_upper, keltner_middle, keltner_lower, donchian_upper, donchian_middle, donchian_lower, vwap, vwap_upper, vwap_lower
Cycle Tools: mayer_multiple, pi_cycle_gap, bmsb_mid, bmsb_distance, two_year_ma_mult, hash_ribbon_gap
Order Flow: taker_delta, taker_delta_pctl, cvd, cvd_change, taker_buy_ratio
Derivatives: funding_rate, funding_pctl, open_interest, oi_change, long_short_ratio, long_short_ratio_change, lsr_change_pctl, net_longs, net_longs_pctl, net_shorts, net_shorts_pctl, crowding
Liquidations: liquidations_long, liquidations_short, liquidations_total, liquidations_skew, liquidations_pctl, liquidations_long_pctl, liquidations_short_pctl, liquidations_streak
On-chain: mvrv, nupl, sopr, puell, vdd, hash_rate, hash_rate_pctl, realized_pl, realized_pl_pctl, dominance
Sentiment & Flow: fear_greed, google_trends, etf_inflow, etf_flow_pctl, etf_flow_streak
Macro & Cycle: m2, m2_change, dxy, dxy_change, cycle_phase, cycle_progress, cycle_year

### Example 1 — single field, moving average

return [{
  name: 'Funding SMA 20',
  type: 'line',
  data: api.candles.map((c, i) => {
    if (i < 19) return null;
    let sum = 0;
    for (let j = i - 19; j <= i; j++) {
      const v = Number(api.candles[j].funding_rate);
      if (!Number.isFinite(v)) return null;
      sum += v;
    }
    return sum / 20;
  })
}];

### Example 2 — two fields, two panels

return [
  {
    name: 'Close',
    type: 'line',
    data: api.candles.map((c) => (Number.isFinite(c.close) ? c.close : null))
  },
  {
    name: 'Funding Rate',
    type: 'histogram',
    color: '#e6c160',
    data: api.candles.map((c) => (Number.isFinite(c.funding_rate) ? c.funding_rate : null))
  }
];

## Task

Write a script that satisfies the contract above. Reply with ONLY the JavaScript code (no markdown fences, no explanation) — the body that goes where the examples' `return [...]` appears.