Provider comparison
BigBeluga and ChartPrime both publish open-source TradingView indicators, so source visibility is not a reliable brand-wide dividing line. BigBeluga’s Pivot Levels maps several pivot sensitivities; ChartPrime’s High Volume Boxes adds a volume filter to pivot-derived zones. Choose the specific script whose method matches your chart task.
This compares cited public scripts, not every product, subscription, or performance claim from either author.
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Support-Resistance Levels
Public sources checked 2026-10-20.
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BigBeluga describes up to four configurable pivot sensitivities on the same chart timeframe, with support/resistance coloring. Different lengths are not separate requested timeframes. The January 13 update also lists volume values and percentage distribution on levels, so volume display is not exclusive to the ChartPrime example.
ChartPrime describes pivot-based boxes selected with a Delta Volume Filter Length setting, plus hold markers and break labels. That setting name does not by itself establish exchange bid/ask delta or trader intent. Check the source calculation and the volume available for your symbol before interpreting the filter.
Use the same symbol, data feed, chart interval, and session. Record when a new level first becomes visible and whether a later bar confirms a pivot drawn earlier. Compare the rules for replacing, extending, or breaking a level. Display density and volume labels do not establish profitable entries or a measured advantage for either author.
Pineify Support-Resistance Levels and its other Premium Scripts offer another level-and-trend workflow with source access. The collection is relevant if you want to compare several Pineify tools; it does not replace either author’s exact code.
Descriptions are drawn from the linked public sources. Similar categories do not imply matching formulas or performance.
| Question | BigBeluga | ChartPrime |
|---|---|---|
| Example script | BigBeluga Pivot Levels: multiple pivot layers | ChartPrime High Volume Boxes: pivots with volume filter |
| Display | Lines and labels for pivot levels | Boxes plus hold and break markers |
| Volume information | January 13 update lists volume values and percentage distribution at levels | Description includes volume-based box selection and color intensity |
| Public code | Cited BigBeluga script is open source | Cited ChartPrime script is open source |
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Adjacent third option: inspect Pineify’s separate levels and trend scripts if the two public examples do not fit.
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The two public scripts compared here are both marked open source on TradingView. That does not describe every script or paid product from either author.
No. The cited descriptions use different selection and display methods: layered pivots versus volume-filtered boxes.
Consult the provider documentation, author-published scripts, and review profiles linked below. Sources checked 2026-10-20. Features and access can change; confirm current terms with each provider.
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