Market Entropy is a dual indicator (oscillator + optional price overlay) that quantifies market organization and flags regime shifts across Order → Transition → Chaos. It adds a second line, Trendness (DC), to separate true trend from volatility squeeze.

How it works:

Uses only OHLCV components: DC (directional consistency), FlipRate (sign flips), Volatility_n (ATR/ATRlong), VolumeTurb (stddev of ΔVolume).
Raw entropy: E0 = 0.5*(1-DC) + 0.3*(FlipRate*VolN) + 0.2*VolumeTurb).
Anti-squeeze term lowers E during ATR compressions → final Entropy ∈ [0..1] with EMA smoothing.
Markers:
- CRYSTAL — cross below LowThr (order emerges: trend or pre-break squeeze).
- DISSOLVE — cross above HighThr (order breaks: chaos/trend decay).

What you see:

In the panel: Entropy, Entropy(EMA), Trendness (DC), Low/High thresholds, zone background.
On chart (toggleable): state-colored bars, a slim ribbon above highs, and CRYSTAL/DISSOLVE markers.

Reading guide:

E < LowThr → Order:
- with high DC → organized trend;
- with low ATR → squeeze (expect break).
LowThr…HighThr → Transition: structure forming; wait for resolution.
E > HighThr → Chaos: uncertainty / trend wear-off; avoid naive continuation entries.

Playbooks:

Squeeze → CRYSTAL → Break/Retest — trade the breakout.
Trend → DISSOLVE — scale out or tighten risk.