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Xenia BabyBlue is a clean Pine Script indicator designed to keep your chart readable while still giving you the most useful session context. It paints Tokyo, London, and New York as a gentle blue watermark using bgcolor(), so the shading always spans the full pane behind price and never distorts autoscaling. There are no boxes, borders, or labels cluttering the candles—just a soft backdrop that makes session rhythm obvious at a glance.

Time handling is robust and product independent. You can switch between America/New_York and Europe/Berlin presets, and the script builds session windows with explicit timestamps, including overnight ranges such as Tokyo. That means the shading stays aligned even when you change exchanges, symbols, or chart timeframes.

On top of the watermark, Xenia BabyBlue includes a classic EMA 50 for trend bias and a compact two-candle manipulation detector. The logic flags a bullish trap when a bearish candle is followed by a sweep below its low and a close back above its high, and flags the bearish counterpart when a bullish candle is followed by a sweep above its high and a close back below its low. Signals are plotted with soft, unobtrusive labels so they remain visible without overwhelming price action.

The default styling aims for “set and forget.” Still, you can customize the blue intensity, toggle the EMA, and tighten or relax the manipulation rules to match your playbook. The code uses lightweight operations, avoids lookahead, and draws only what is needed per bar, which keeps it responsive on lower timeframes and long histories.

Use Xenia BabyBlue when you want fast session awareness and tidy, actionable hints—whether you’re trading London reversals, New York continuations, or Asia range breaks. It pairs well with ICT-style models, liquidity maps, and structure tools, and it’s intentionally simple to combine with other overlays. Trade focused, not distracted.