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Wall read: Solid, Neutral, Fragile

On every graded Discord alert you will see a Wall read line — e.g. Solid wall (15/100) — fade-friendly or Fragile wall (85/100) — break risk. That number is the Trapdoor Index: how trustworthy the rail looks right now. It is not a call vs put signal by itself.

The one-line rule

Solid favors a fade of that wall. Fragile favors a break of that wall. Neutral means the wall label alone is not an edge.

Side still comes from which rail plus fade vs break:

So “is solid good for calls or puts?” — both, depending on whether you are at support or resistance.

The three buckets (0–100)

LabelScoreMeaningTypical use
Solid 0–30 Wall looks defended — fresh OI / amplifying dealer flow / stretch favors a snap-back. Fade-friendly (signature A+ style)
Neutral 31–69 Mixed — no strong hold or crack. Lean on structure + tape; don’t trust the wall alone
Fragile 70–100 “Trapdoor” — wall likely to give (soft OI / dampening flow / energy building). Break-friendly — do not fade

What goes into the score

The Trapdoor Index blends (as available): dealer risk (amplifying vs dampening), open-interest freshness at the strike, price stretch vs the fast average, and live options tape aggression. Missing inputs degrade gracefully — you may see “Not scored” when the rail cannot be graded that pass.

It is a confluence feather, not a trigger. You still need level + confirmed candle (+ flow for the full grade). See how graded alerts work and gamma walls.

How Discord uses it

Solid ↔ Neutral wobble at the same rail is noise — we do not re-ping Discord just because the score flipped 15 → 35. A jump into or out of fragile (≥70) is the material change.

Quick examples

  1. Spot tags a solid call wall, prints a rejection candle, tape agrees → classic put fade.
  2. Spot tags a solid put wall, prints a reclaim candle, tape agrees → classic call fade.
  3. Spot tags a fragile put wall — do not buy the bounce; wait for a break thesis (or stand down).

Educational only — not investment advice. Wall read never replaces your own risk rules. Public scanner log: stats.