VOID/DOM Session Power Curve Risk Discipline Governor

The Session Power Curve is a background discipline tool designed for prop traders and systematic frameworks. It keeps your trading in sync with market sessions and volatility regimes, showing you exactly when your cockpit is at 30%, 60%, 80%, or 100% power.

This is not a buy/sell signal generator — it’s a risk governor that tells you when your other systems can be trusted at full strength.
🔑 Features

Detects Asia, London, NY Pre‑Market, and NY RTH sessions.

Assigns a power score (0–100%) by session quality.

Adjusts automatically for ATR Alive/Dead, bias alignment, and kill‑switch state.

Displays a clean top‑right corner readout (no chart clutter).

Optional faint background shading for quick visual context.

Outputs a hidden Session Power % value for chaining into other scripts.

📊 Power Curve Logic

Asia = 30% → Probe only

London = 60% → Scout/Standard

NY Pre‑Market = 80% → Standard

NY RTH = 100% → Full A+ conviction

ATR Dead → halves the score

Bias misaligned → halves the score

Kill‑Switch active → forces 0%

🛠️ Step‑by‑Step Usage

Add to chart → Indicators → My Scripts → Session Power Curve.

Set session times → Adjust Asia/London/NY windows to your timezone.

Check top‑right box → Displays “Session Power: XX%” with color‑coded background.

Optional shading → Turn background ON/OFF depending on preference.

Interpret score →

30% = probe only

60% = scout/standard

80% = standard

100% = A+ size allowed

0% = stand down

🔗 Integration With Other Indicators

The Session Power Curve is designed to sync with your existing stack:

Dominion v6 (Bias Engine): Feeds bias alignment.

VOID/DOM Fusion Layer: Provides ATR Alive/Dead + trigger context.

Add‑On Suite: Provides kill‑switch override + session shading.

Prop Contract Recommender: Reads Session Power % to size contracts automatically.

Use the hidden output plot (Session_Power_Out) to let other scripts request this value via request.security(). That way, your contract sizing, trade gating, and downgrade logic all reference the same session state.