Binance spot order book
How much money sits in the order book, and how it changes
Our goal is to help you trade with a clearer view of the market. You get a tool and a basic strategy to start with. The tool shows buy and sell orders in dollars, from 1.5 to 60% away from the price, with history you can scroll back through.
What works today
Features
Indicators, the screener and alerts all run on the same data. Each card has an article on how to use it.
BID / ASK depth
How many dollars sit in buy and sell orders at seven distances from the price. For one coin or the whole market.
How it works
Open Interest
How much money is in open futures positions right now and which way that number is moving.
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Liquidations
How many longs and shorts the exchange force-closed on each candle.
How it works
Funding
Which part of the futures market pays for longs and which pays for shorts.
How it works
BTC mining cost
What the electricity to mine one bitcoin costs on different ASICs. Drawn as lines over the price.
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Screener
Finds coins whose order book passes your conditions, right now or over a past period.
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Condition Bands
Shades the candles where all your conditions on the coin and the market hold at once.
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Telegram alerts
A Telegram message as soon as your order book conditions hold.
How it works
Why here
What's different
History, not a snapshot
A regular order book shows only this moment. Here you see how orders appeared and vanished over hours and days.
Our own data
We collect the order book ourselves, around the clock, for a few hundred coins. An exchange's public API doesn't give you this history.
Everything on one chart
Price, depth, OI and liquidations under one cursor and on one time scale.
Familiar controls
Zoom, scroll, panes and indicator settings work the same way as in TradingView.
Start with the chart
Pick a coin, add an indicator and see how the order book has changed.
Open chartKnowledge base
Start with the basics
Platform news
Follow the updates
We post new indicators and platform changes on X, along with market notes taken from our charts.