XrayCharts
Crypto order flow from 5 exchanges, merged into one chart
What it does
Most crypto footprint charts read a single exchange. XrayCharts merges Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate and Bitget into one footprint, delta and CVD, so you see the whole market instead of a third of it. 8 perp markets, live and historical. Free to open, no account.
XrayCharts is a crypto orderflow charting platform. Binance, OKX, Bybit, Gate and Bitget merged into one footprint, delta, CVD and an aggregated liquidation heatmap. Free to test.
A web-based orderflow terminal that merges the tape from five of the biggest exchanges into one footprint, CVD, liquidity heatmap and more. About six times the volume a single-exchange chart shows, with 90 days of history stored trade by trade. See the tools below. Where forced selling and buying is waiting, across all five. Plots the price levels where leveraged positions would be closed out automatically, and how much size is sitting at each one. The brighter the band, the more money is waiting there. Price is often drawn toward the big ones, because a forced position is guaranteed buying or selling. Opens the candle up and shows how much was bought and how much was sold at every single…from xraycharts.app
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