Every price move is driven by order flow. Somewhere in the tape, aggressive buyers or sellers overwhelmed the passive side — and they almost always do it in clusters. Volumentum finds those clusters.
• Scans every candle within your lookback window for bid/ask imbalances at the tick level
• Groups consecutive imbalance ticks into stacks — filtering out noise and highlighting genuine institutional activity
• Distinguishes between directional imbalances and absorption events with automatic color reclassification
• Tracks zone interactions — zones stop or disappear when price re-enters them, keeping your chart clean
• Dual detection pipeline: Horizontal (single-tick comparison) and Diagonal (cross-tick, traditional footprint method) — or both simultaneously
• Draggable start handle to set your scan range interactively without opening settings

Price consolidates. Price breaks out. Price finds support. These are the 'whats'. The 'why' is always in the order flow — who was buying, who was selling, how much and at which prices. Dominium lets you answer those questions about any region of the chart in milliseconds - without leaving ATAS, without exporting data, without manual calculation.
• Fully interactive rectangle — drag to move, resize from any edge or corner
• Cumulative volume profile built from all bars inside the rectangle
• Imbalance detection across the aggregated profile (Diagonal, Horizontal, or both)
• Real-time statistics overlay: total volume, bids, asks, delta, candle count, tick count
• Minimum Touch Count filter: only show imbalances confirmed by multiple candles
• Optional aggregation: group ticks into bins for cleaner analysis of wide price ranges
• Live bar tracking: pin the right edge to the current bar and the rectangle auto-updates as the session progresses
• Absorption detection with color reclassification based on current live price

If you use multiple MAs — and you should — the standard approach means adding an indicator for each one. Five MAs means five separate entries in your indicator panel, five separate settings windows to open when you want to adjust something, and five separate potential sources of chart clutter. Strata collapses all of that into a single, clean, elegantly organized settings panel. One indicator. Up to five MAs. Done.
Who needs Strata?
• Traders who already use multiple MAs and are tired of managing them separately
• Anyone who wants to experiment with MA source mixing (e.g., VWMA vs EMA on the same period) without chart chaos
• Traders who value a clean, organized chart where every indicator serves a purpose
• New order flow traders who want to keep a trend context layer without adding complexity