Zenith
DeltaK's name for the live resistance wall — the strike above spot, by open interest or session volume, that a rally is being capped against.
Zenith is Aegis's mirror on the call side: the strike above spot carrying the heaviest open interest or the heaviest session volume — again whichever of the two sits nearer spot — read live rather than fixed at the start of the session. A solid Zenith is what allows a put entry under Protocol Alpha or Gamma; a migrating Zenith is read as resistance being ceded, not just tested.
Example: call OI stacked at 25,200 for a full week while NIFTY tests that level twice and fails both times reads as Zenith holding firm as resistance. A close above 25,200 with OI actively unwinding there instead reads as Zenith being ceded — a materially different signal from simply testing the level and bouncing off it.
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