Zakura FVG Delta

A three-candle jump that left a hole in the tape is a Fair Value Gap. Bullish gaps get a teal border, bearish ones red, and the boxes extend right so the retest is already waiting on your chart.

The impulse candle's volume is split into buy-side and sell-side delta and drawn as the gap's fill — the blue share is the buyers, the red share the sellers, with the exact BUY % / SELL % pinned to the centre of the box.

A bullish gap built mostly of blue was real buying — expect support when price comes back. The same gap mostly red was left by weak hands, and the meter says so before the retest, not after.

With IFVG mode on, a touch never deletes a gap — it lives until a candle CLOSES through it, then flips into the opposite zone, dotted: broken support becomes resistance, broken resistance becomes support.