Every option below is drawn on the same simulated BTC trade tape. Change a rule, and you see exactly which bars it would have printed. Pick one option per section, then hit Copy my selections at the bottom.
These are fixed by your brief. Nothing below can change them; every option is designed to be compatible.
900 simulated aggregate trades on BTC: a quiet chop, a steady climb, one violent +1.8% jump in a single print, a sell-off, then chop again. That jump is deliberate — it is where the algorithms disagree most.
Shaded blocks are bars. A boundary line = a bar closed and a new one opened. Hover anywhere on the chart.
This is the big one — the actual definition of "range". All five keep your percentage threshold; they differ in what the percentage is measured from. Each mini-chart below is the same tape, cut by that rule.
| Rule | Bars | Median height | Biggest bar | Most trades in one bar | Closes at an extreme |
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"Height" = high÷low − 1, i.e. how tall the bar actually is. "Closes at an extreme" = the share of bars whose close is also the bar's high or low — the classic range-bar signature.