NEXUS DOM Heatmap V25 turns MetaTrader 5 into a high-frequency microstructure cockpit: 5–30 Hz Depth of Market capture, millisecond-synchronised heatmap and executions, absorption, sweeps, iceberg and spoofing-like behaviour, defended-wall statistics, CVD, volume profile, liquidity memory and replay. Then a local-first AI copilot receives NEXUS's structured facts and explains the market in plain language.
V25 is not a cosmetic update. The capture clock, render path, answers layer, workstation UI and AI architecture were rebuilt around one idea: preserve more of what the book actually did, then turn it into information you can act on.
V25.1 maps server timestamps onto the local millisecond clock. Trade bubbles, absorption markers, candles, grid and time axis no longer sit still inside a whole second while the heatmap slides underneath them. At aggressive zoom, timing finally remains spatially coherent.
One selected sampling bucket becomes one stored column. Silent buckets can carry the last known book forward so time remains continuous.
Refills, age, pulled-vs-restored size, execution and actual wall outcomes are used to answer what a level did, not merely how large it looked.
Executed volume is attributed to the resting level and compared with peak displayed size and reload behaviour to expose hidden-liquidity candidates.
V25 lights real liquidity steps as ridges with shadows and specular highlights, even when high-frequency columns are too narrow for classic prisms.
Walls reached by price are tracked as held or broken. Untested walls are discarded instead of being counted as successful “support.”
Signal scores can be discounted when feed quality degrades. NEXUS refuses to pretend a stale or shallow book deserves the same confidence as a clean one.
Development measurement: MT5 build 6140, EPU26 M1, AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS. These numbers describe that test environment, not a universal performance guarantee. The point is the architecture: capture, analytics and screen publication are budgeted separately.
V25 adds a local-first copilot built around LiquidAI LFM2.5-1.2B-Instruct served by Ollama. In strict LOCAL mode, the prompt stays on your PC and no API key is required. AUTO mode tries the local model first, then can fall back to Groq or Cerebras only if you configure those providers.
Depth, trades, refills, delta, events, defended levels and Data Quality.
Microstructure logic decides what the market facts mean before the LLM sees them.
Key level, actor, iceberg/refill logic, invalidation, tape delta, recent events and DQ.
The model phrases the answer in the trader's language instead of inventing the analysis.
Bridge V4 talks to Ollama on 127.0.0.1:11434. Select LOCAL and the AI path does not need a cloud API key.
V25 defaults to LiquidAI's open-weight LFM2.5 family. The bridge exposes the local model name, so the architecture is not locked to one proprietary endpoint.
Groq and Cerebras remain available as optional providers. Credentials live in the local vault; the indicator itself stays non-blocking.
See the heatmap, absorption, iceberg candidates, intelligence cards, telemetry and local AI copilot working together in the new V25 workflow.
Futures move through displayed liquidity and executed aggression. MT5 draws neither. This puts both layers inside the terminal you already trade from.
The current V25 captures are shown above. The gallery below preserves real ES, NQ, DAX and multi-market sessions from the product's evolution — useful proof that the workstation grew from live market use rather than a marketing mockup.
This started as a heatmap. V25 now combines high-frequency book capture, executions, deterministic microstructure intelligence, answers, replay, workstation controls and a local-first AI language layer.
Every book snapshot becomes a column of price cells. Cyan bids, ember asks, intensity scaled by size with an adjustable gamma curve so thin books stay readable.
Each snapshot is diffed against the last. Stripes show liquidity added or withdrawn per level, and ghosts mark levels that vanished outright.
Classic depth relief plus V25 hillshading: real liquidity steps become illuminated ridges with cast shadows and specular highlights, even when HF columns are too narrow for prisms.
Executions plotted at price, sized by volume, coloured by aggressor. A dedicated Time & Sales window with millisecond stamps and per-row volume bars.
Aggressive volume, remaining resting size, real replenishments, stall/rejection context and Data Quality gating. Labels are tick-aligned and carry the exact price.
Bid/ask volume ladder inside each candle, diagonal imbalance highlighting and a per-candle point of control.
A canvas chart with its own time and price scale. Wheel to zoom time, shift-wheel for price range, drag to pan, double-click to snap back to live.
Book shape plus recent aggression classified into one named regime with a confidence score, protected by confirmations, a minimum hold and an exit threshold.
A per-level tracker follows the life of liquidity and emits scored sweeps, iceberg candidates, confirmed pulls/stacks, absorption and spoofing-like behaviour risk.
Every event is tracked forward over six horizons — 1, 3, 5, 15, 30 and 60 minutes. Measured win rate is blended back into the displayed score.
Built from the tape, split buy/sell per level, with POC, VAH and VAL. Visible window, session, or a rolling N minutes.
Session CVD in its own lane, with automatic bullish and bearish divergence detection against price highs and lows.
Every event deposits weighted score at its price. Absorbed, pulled, stacked and swept are tracked separately, decay on an 8-hour half-life and survive restarts.
A black box records the session. Review it with transport controls, ×0.25 to ×4 speeds, in/out marks with looping, and clip export to CSV.
Six one-line rules combining event kind, score, data quality, market state, price zone and cooldown. Toast, terminal alert, sound or mobile push.
Bridge V4 defaults to LFM2.5-1.2B through Ollama. NEXUS builds the FACTS PACK; the model turns deterministic microstructure into natural language. Groq/Cerebras remain optional fallbacks.
One selected time bucket becomes one stored DOM column. At 30 Hz that is 33.3 ms per bucket, with carry-forward filling quiet intervals so time remains continuous.
V22+ adds defended-wall reads, refill/age context, iceberg X-Ray, a one-line current market read, watched levels and instant replay of the recent seconds.
Only walls actually reached by price are tested. Outcomes are persisted by side and refill bucket, with sample-size protection before any hold rate is displayed.
One workspace scale controls shell, panels, telemetry, intelligence cards and fonts. Modal first-run setup and persistent layouts reduce the old MT5 stacking friction.
V25.1 aligns heatmap columns, prints, absorption markers, candles, grid and time axis on one clock so zoomed microstructure does not drift by a whole second.
Composite rendering, capture queues, UI updates and analytics are decoupled and profiled. V25 fixes the 30 Hz queue path instead of brute-forcing every frame.
Every major layer below shipped into the same lifetime licence. V25 is the latest point in that evolution, not a separate paid upgrade.
The searchable registry now exposes 543 runtime keys; 521 apply live, 13 rebuild engine buffers, 4 require re-attach and 5 re-arm timer/scale behaviour.
V22/V23/V25 add answer, frictionless and AI/relief controls outside the hot registry — plus the dedicated live heatmap-rate slider.
Searchable runtime settings, atomic profile saves and live control without throwing away the session.
Modern UI, volume profile, cumulative delta, persistent liquidity memory, replay scrubber and composable alerts.
Time-derived tiling, pull/stack legibility, smarter alerts and a cleaner desk that survives real trading use.
Defended-wall inspector, Iceberg X-Ray, wall outcome memory, market read line, watched levels and instant replay.
Modal setup, precise markers, workspace zoom and fixed-rate DOM sampling that stores up to 30 columns per second.
Profiler-led optimization, runtime 5–30 Hz control, local-first LFM2.5 copilot and liquidity hillshading.
Server and local time are bridged at millisecond resolution so heatmap, prints, bubbles, markers and candles stay aligned.
The V25 source contains 572 input controls. The Live Settings engine exposes 543 searchable runtime keys: 521 apply live, 13 rebuild engine buffers, 4 require a re-attach, and 5 re-arm timer or scale behaviour. V22/V23/V25 answer, frictionless and AI/relief controls sit outside that hot registry, plus the dedicated live heatmap-rate slider.
The difference between 543 searchable runtime keys and 572 total inputs is deliberate: the hot-settings system does not recursively hot-edit itself, and the newest V22/V23/V25 answer, setup, AI and hillshade controls remain explicit boot-level inputs. The live 5–30 Hz heatmap rate is handled directly from the ORDERFLOW CONTROL dock.
Applied on the next frame. Session history survives.
Engine/ring-buffer resize. Confirmation required.
Symbol / IPC identity only.
2 timer + 3 DPI/scale keys.
Fourteen market regimes with hysteresis and Data Quality-aware confidence, plus 12 event kinds across liquidity, execution and state transitions. V25 keeps the LLM downstream of this engine — never the other way around.
Anyone can print a number next to a signal. This one is tracked forward over six horizons — 1, 3, 5, 15, 30 and 60 minutes — recording signed tick outcome, maximum favourable and maximum adverse excursion. Once a score bucket has enough samples, the measured win rate is blended back into what you see on screen.
And when the feed degrades, scores are multiplied down. A 90 on a clean exchange tape and a 90 on a lagging quote fallback are not the same claim, so the indicator refuses to display them the same way.
V25 remembers the behaviour around important prices and turns it into answers instead of another pile of numbers.
Hover a wall to see real age, refills and how much size was pulled versus restored. Size alone stops being the story.
Executed volume is attributed to the resting level, then compared with peak displayed size and reloads to estimate hidden-liquidity behaviour.
Press R and summarise the recent book: strongest event, tape delta, biggest print and the context around it.
Levels reached by price and not broken are remembered. Untested walls are not promoted into fantasy support/resistance.
One plain-language deterministic read above the chart, including an honesty clause when the book is too thin to support a strong claim.
Ctrl+click a price and only that level can alert. Less noise, more intentional monitoring.
Built from the tape rather than from bars, split buy/sell at every level, with point of control and a value area you set yourself. Three windows: what you can see, the session, or a rolling N minutes.
Session-anchored buy minus sell in a dedicated lane, with automatic divergence detection: a higher price high against a lower delta high, or a lower low against a higher delta low. Both a tick and a delta displacement must be exceeded.
Every detector deposits weighted score at its price bucket. Absorbed, pulled, stacked and swept are tracked separately, decay on an 8-hour half-life, and reload on attach — so yesterday's battlegrounds are still on your chart this morning.
Six one-line rules. Combine event kind, minimum score, minimum data quality, market state, a price zone and a cooldown, then pick your channels. Edit them live — the parser only re-runs when the text changes.
Fires on either sweep direction, scoring 75 or better, only while the feed is healthy, at most once every 90 seconds — as an on-chart toast and a push to your phone.
Broker symbol permitting, the same engine reads any instrument that exposes Depth of Market through MT5.
The core order-flow engine is native MT5 and requires real Depth of Market. The local AI path is optional and adds a companion EA plus Ollama on the same PC.
A native MT5 visualisation + deterministic analysis workstation for liquidity, tape and market microstructure. Full MQL5 source is included with the licence.
Not an EA that places trades. Not a profit guarantee. Not a magical reconstruction of depth your broker never transmitted. The AI copilot explains NEXUS facts; it does not replace the data or the deterministic engine.
There is one product and one licence: NEXUS DOM Heatmap V25, current build V25.1.0, complete with the full MQL5 source, NEXUS LLM Bridge V4, the interactive operator's guide and free updates for life. Two prices — standard, or the members' price if you already own another MetaQuant tool.
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V25 combines high-frequency depth, executions, deterministic microstructure intelligence, defended-level memory and a local-first AI explanation layer — inside the MT5 workflow you already use.