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Volume barsAggressive buy/sell volume per candle, stacked on one scale
DeltaBuy minus sell volume per candle
CVDRunning total of delta across the visible range
Volume profileHow many price levels the visible range is split into — more rows = finer detail, thinner bars
Book depthLive order-book histogram on the right edge — bids green, asks red, bright rows are walls; updates with every book diff
TradesFootprints of whales' trades — large executed trades drawn as bubbles on the chart
Liquidation markersLive streams: Binance forceOrder + Bybit allLiquidation; recent history backfilled from OKX REST — Bitget exposes no public liquidation feed
Liquidity heatmapEvery recorded level across all reporting venues as a soft cloud behind the candles — bids green, asks red. Brightness is the level's share of the book's largest level that minute; band length is how long it rested. Hover a band on the chart for its exact size and lifetime
Wall bandsOnly the strongest levels per side of Bitget's book as outlined bands — bids blue, asks amber. Band length is how long the wall rested; brightness tracks size; a double line at the band's end marks a pull — a band ending flat against price was filled through. Hover a band on the chart for its exact size and lifetime. Changing a setting re-derives all bands on screen, not only new ones
Imbalance zonesA candle showing one-sided displacement births a supply/demand band at the range it left behind — projected forward, eroded by every revisit, destroyed on a full cross. Score combines candle body, volume spike, taker-delta alignment, and wick gap
PrintsFootprint view — each candle becomes a wide lane: sold-at-bid volume on the left, bought-at-ask on the right, with volume bars behind the numbers. Enabling it zooms the chart to footprint width automatically; zooming out restores dense cells
Estimated liquidation zonesBuilt from open-interest changes recorded while the page is open, mapped through a leverage band — not measured liquidity: zones show where forced flow would ignite, not where orders sit; ≤24h window
Each block is one indicator: its full name, what it shows, and its parameters. Quick toggles also live in the ƒx toolbar menu.
Trend overlay on the price pane. Weights recent candles more, so it reacts faster than a simple average. One line per period.
Equal-weighted mean of the last N closes. Slower, smoother trend overlay on the price pane.
Moving-average envelope at ±N standard deviations. Shows how stretched price is relative to its recent mean.
ATR-based trend band on the price pane. Blue below price in an uptrend, yellow above in a downtrend; flips when a close crosses the band.
Rolling mean of typical price weighted by volume over the last N bars. Overlay on the price pane. Period 0 switches to the session VWAP anchored at each UTC day start.
0–100 momentum oscillator in its own lower pane. Dashed guides mark 30 and 70.
Spread between a fast and slow EMA (DIF), its signal line (DEA), and their difference as a histogram, in its own lower pane.
Running total of signed volume (up closes add, down closes subtract) with a moving average of itself, in its own lower pane.
Moving-average lines drawn over the buy/sell volume bars. Requires the volume pane to be on.
Volume profile of the visible window: the heaviest bucket is the core level, and each level sits where volume first thins below the quantile cutoff walking away from the core, snapped to the nearest swing. Recomputed on pan, zoom, and live ticks.
The highest and lowest wick over the visible window, each drawn as a level from the extreme candle to the price ruler. Yellow marks the swing high, blue the swing low.
Wilder-smoothed true range in its own pane: how much price typically moves per bar.
Volume-weighted RSI in its own pane: typical price times volume, split into positive and negative flow over the period. Dashed bands at 80 and 20.
RSV inside the period high-low range, recursively smoothed into K and D; the dotted J line (3K minus 2D) overshoots the 0-100 band at extremes. Bands at 80 and 20.
Stochastic oscillator applied to RSI values: K and D lines in their own pane. Bands at 80 and 20.
Wilder directional movement: green +DI and red −DI lines with the ADX trend-strength line in its own pane. Reference at 25.
Dots that trail price and flip sides on reversal: below price in uptrends (blue), above in downtrends (yellow). AF accelerates by Step on each new extreme up to Max.
Deviation of the typical price from its mean, scaled by 0.015 times the mean deviation. Bands at +100 and −100.
Close position inside the period high-low range, on a −100 to 0 scale. Bands at −20 and −80.
How far the close sits above or below its moving average, in percent.
Tenkan and Kijun midpoint lines, the blue cloud between Senkou A and Senkou B projected forward, and the Chikou close lagging behind.