Product
- FootprintBid × ask on every level, delta, imbalances
- HeatmapResting liquidity through time, with memory
- CryptoBinance spot & perp, Bybit — same tools
- TradingDOM, OCO orders, account picker
- Chart demoThe crypto chart on a simulated market
- GEXDealer gamma, call and put walls
- VolatilityImplied volatility smile and skew
- Options flowPrints with the aggressor side when published
Learn
- Read a footprintThe starting point
- Order flowWhat the tape actually says
- Understand GEXGamma, walls, zero-gamma flip
- Options flowPremium, volume and classification
- Quant for beginnersFrom a hypothesis to an experiment
- All guidesSearch, paths, glossary, docs
A crypto order-flow chart:
bid × ask, not a price line.
Binance Spot, Binance USD-M Perpetual and Bybit Linear, read with the same footprint, heatmap, drawings, indicators, scripts and copilot as the futures chart. Bid × ask is rebuilt from real trades with their aggressor side, never from candles, and the grouping step is chosen per pair. No real orders on crypto: a demo account lets you practise with simulated fills.
- Markets
- Binance · BybitSpot, USD-M Perpetual, order book
- Depth history
- 24 h – 7 dBybit order-book archives
- Orders
- Demo onlysimulated account, no real orders
Windows · macOS and Linux in beta · market data billed by your provider



The app’s own code, compiled for the web and fed by a simulator. In the app, the same screen runs on your feed.
- 0.86Demo account on Binance Spot, Perp and Bybit
- 0.86Crypto sessions reset at 00:00 UTC
- 0.83The futures DOM on crypto, for analysis
Watch a crypto footprint
v0.88.1 of the app, on a simulated BTCUSDT tape.

The app’s crypto footprint, v0.88.1, on a simulated tape: prints with their aggressor side and an automatic grouping step. Click the screen to use it; move the pointer away and the page scrolls again. No real quote on this page; the real Binance stream runs in the app and on /live.
Read the tape
Bid × ask from the exchange’s own trades.
- Real bid × askAggregated from the trade stream with the aggressor side. When a history is not rebuilt yet, the chart says so.
- Every bar type15 s and 30 s bars, tick, volume, range and delta bars, rebuilt trade by trade from stored trades.
- Automatic grouping stepCatalogue value per pair, or 0.005 % of price rounded to 1-2-5, never below the quote step.
- Big Trades Spot & Perp0.81Set a density, so many bubbles per 100 candles; the dollar threshold follows, with a $10,000 floor. Settings are kept per pair and per exchange.
Read the book
Live depth and its history, with gaps shown.
- Liquidity heatmapBinance and Bybit books sorted like the DOM, with exact best bid and ask lines.
- Depth historyBybit order-book archives, 24 h to 7 days, 200 levels per side, one-second samples.
- Gaps hatchedWhen the depth feed breaks, the map stops at the last valid book instead of showing a stale one.
Same tools as futures
The components of the futures chart.
- Indicators and drawings205 built-in indicators, the drawing toolbar, magnet, timezone and CSV export.
- ScriptsYour JavaScript, Python or C++ indicators on crypto bars.
- CopilotSen reads the chart and proposes changes you approve.
No real orders
Said before you install.
- Demo account0.86A simulated account in the ACC dock: balance, positions, stops, targets and P&L. Nothing reaches the exchange.
- No real crypto ordersNo real order on crypto pages. Order routing exists for compatible Rithmic accounts only.
- Public feedsBinance and Bybit public streams need no key. Free feed access does not make the software free.
Where the data comes from
Your login or your key. Data, history and orders kept apart.
| Source | Footprint | Heatmap | History | Orders |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance SpotPublic stream | YesReal trades, aggressor side | YesLive book | YesRebuilt trade by trade | DemoSimulated demo account only |
| Binance USD-M PerpetualPublic stream | YesReal trades, aggressor side | YesLive book | YesRebuilt trade by trade | DemoSimulated demo account only |
| BybitLinear · order book | Live onlyTrades while the app is open; no imported history | YesLive book and Depth history | YesArchives, 24 h to 7 days | DemoSimulated demo account only |
The current day is shown only once the exchange has published it; the past book is never reconstructed from trades. Orders go through Rithmic only, for futures.
How to read it
The tool is here. The theory lives in the free guides.
Works with
One app; every screen reads the same state.
- Chart demoThe crypto chart on a simulated market, in your browser.
- HeatmapThe same map and Liquidity lens as on futures.
- GEXBTC and ETH options from Deribit, for personal use.
- ScriptingYour indicators, on crypto bars.
Questions
The same list feeds the page and its structured data.
Is this a crypto order flow chart?
Yes: a footprint (bid × ask per price, delta, imbalances, absorption) and a liquidity heatmap on Binance Spot, Binance USD-M Perp and Bybit order-book history — the same order-flow tools as on the futures chart, applied to crypto. Not a candlestick chart with a volume bar: every cell comes from real trades with their aggressor side.
Which crypto markets does the desktop read?
Binance Spot and Binance USD-M Perpetuals for the footprint (bid × ask rebuilt from real trades with their aggressor side, on every bar type), and Binance and Bybit books for the heatmap, with Bybit order-book history (24 h to 7 days). BTC, ETH, SOL and the listed pairs; the grouping step is chosen automatically per pair.
Can I trade crypto from the app?
No. The crypto pages are analysis pages: no order ticket, no quick trade. Order routing exists for compatible Rithmic accounts only. A test in the code base fails if a trading component is ever mounted on a crypto page.
Are the bid × ask numbers real?
Yes — they are aggregated from the exchange’s trade stream with the aggressor side, never reconstructed from candles. When a history has not been rebuilt yet, the chart says so instead of drawing invented cells.
Do I get the same tools as on the futures chart?
The same components: drawings, indicators and scripts (JavaScript, Python, C++), the chart copilot, the current-bar panel, magnet, timezone, CSV export, Big Trades Spot & Perp, and the liquidity heatmap with its history. What differs is the data contract of each exchange, shown on screen.
What does it cost?
The same single plan — $29 a month — covers futures and crypto. Binance and Bybit public streams need no key; nothing is resold.
It is in the one plan
No add-on, no tier.
$9for 14 days
then $20 the first month and $29 a month after · every tool included · cancel any time