Drawn by Cival.LiquidityMap.dll's own OnRender code on recorded BTC-PERP 5-minute bars, Oct 17 12:30 UTC – Oct 17 20:10 UTC. The panel shows the study's state at the end of the 4.8-day recording, so it can describe a later setup than the one in view.
How these images were made
Each image was drawn by the indicator plugin’s own rendering code, run outside ATAS on recorded Hyperliquid BTC-PERP trades from October 17–21, 2026. The candles underneath are drawn by our render harness in place of ATAS’s chart, so fonts and spacing differ slightly from ATAS itself. Nothing was edited after rendering.
Step through the interactive replay ↓Cival Liquidity Map
Confirmed swing structure on price alone: equal highs and lows, sweeps, displacement breaks of structure, structural blocks and the moment they break and flip.
Price only — works on any chart and any instrument ATAS supports. No footprint needed.
Chart-analysis software, not financial advice or a trading signal service. Indicators describe what price and order flow did; they do not predict what happens next. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Full disclaimer →
See it work on real market data
Recorded Hyperliquid BTC trades, built into footprint bars and run through the exact plugin you download. Step through one complete example; hover any candle for its numbers.
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What's included
How it works
Liquidity Map only uses pivots that have been confirmed — three closed bars on each side by default — so nothing it draws can be erased by the next candle. Equal highs and lows within a tick tolerance become EQH/EQL levels. A candle that trades beyond the last confirmed pivot and closes back inside is marked as a sweep.
When a candle closes beyond a pivot with a body of at least 1.5× the prior ATR, the study marks a break of structure and turns the last opposite candle into a structural block. A later close through that block invalidates it on the close, not the wick, and redraws it as a broken block with the opposite polarity.
Labels say 'price pattern' on purpose: the map shows where price did something, not where anyone's stops were.
Platform support
ATAS is the reference version. Other platforms expose different order-flow data, so each port does what its platform allows and says so in the chart when a feature is approximate or unavailable.
ATAS Platform 8.0.15 or newer (.NET 10)
Built from source, tested, and run on recorded BTC data for the demo below
Pine Script v6. Footprint features need a Premium or Ultimate plan (request.footprint)
Compiled on TradingView’s servers
NinjaTrader 8; footprint features need Order Flow+ Volumetric bars
NinjaScript source, compiled on import (F5). Not yet compile-tested inside NinjaTrader by Cival
| Feature | ATAS | TradingView | NinjaTrader 8 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Confirmed pivots, EQH / EQL | Full | Full | Full |
| Sweeps of the last confirmed pivot | Full | Full | Full |
| Break of structure, structural blocks, broken-block flips | Full | Full | Full |
| Close-through invalidation, nearest-zones limit, alerts Ports update touch status on closed bars; ATAS also updates it on the forming candle. | Full | Full | Full |
| CSV export | Full | Not available | Not ported |
Install in ATAS
Full instructions, including manual install and uninstall, are in the download and the documentation below.
DOCUMENTATION & TUTORIALS
Learn to install and use Cival Liquidity Map
Version-specific installation, a guided practice exercise, every setting with its default, a signal walkthrough, a trading playbook, troubleshooting and recovery checks. Available before purchase and from your account afterward.
For release 1.0.0-atas · Updated 2026-10-26. Instructions match the shipped ATAS plugin and platform ports.
Before you buy
Does it show where stop orders are?
No. It shows where price swept a confirmed pivot and closed back. Labels say “price pattern” because the chart cannot show anyone’s orders.
Do I need a Cival dashboard?
No. Liquidity Map is a standalone chart indicator. It does not connect to the Cival dashboard, any exchange account or the internet.
Does it place trades?
No. It draws analysis on your chart and can raise local alerts. It never sends orders, and nothing it shows is a recommendation to trade.
Does it repaint?
Confirmed signals are computed on closed bars only and are not changed by later candles. Anything drawn on the forming candle is labelled as live or unconfirmed.
Which platforms are included?
The compiled ATAS plugin is the reference version. TradingView and NinjaTrader 8 ports are included as source code, with a table of which features each platform can and cannot support.
What license do I get?
A one-time, perpetual license for one person to use the software on their own machines, with updates to this major version. Redistribution or resale of the files is not permitted. The full text is in LICENSE.txt and the store terms.