Free Pine v6 source and evidence guide
Record a developing signal during a live TradingView bar, then compare it with the confirmed close without pretending historical candles contain the missing ticks.
Freeze the editable source, inputs, symbol and timeframe. The free example observes only its own EMA-cross signal and cannot inspect an invite-only indicator.
Pine indicators execute on live updates. A historical bar contains its final OHLC, not the sequence of values seen before close.
Use Pine varip state for a signal that becomes true on an open realtime bar. Reset that state at the start of the next bar.
Only the closing update determines whether the observed signal survived. Mark a disappeared signal on that closed bar, rather than moving a historical marker later.
A live bar with no signal should emit no marker and must not add to the discrepancy count.
A signal that is present at the confirmed close is a different outcome from one that appeared and vanished intrabar.
A reload, input change or new script instance loses prior intrabar observations. Do not treat the reloaded chart as a full replay of the live run.
Higher-timeframe requests, alert snapshots, revised data and a third-party script need their own source and acceptance evidence.
No. The genuine 2026-09-24 BTCUSDT one-minute chart snapshot showed the Pine indicator running live with 12 updates on one bar and zero lost or confirmed signals since load. It is execution evidence, not proof that the discrepancy branch fired.
No. It sees only the signal defined in its own editable source. Diagnosing another indicator requires its authorized source and a frozen signal definition.
No. Historical candles omit intrabar updates. Capture the live screen and bar-close state during the actual observation window.
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Source, limits and the original TradingView chart snapshot are public. The observed run did not contain a disappearing signal.
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