Latest server snapshot — BTCUSDT perpetual
Captured 2026-09-10 04:27 UTC from public exchange APIs (7 of 7 venues responding). Open-interest weighted funding rate: 0.0050%. Combined open interest: $23.11B. Combined book depth (top 50 levels): $33.9M. Cross-venue depth consensus: bearish.
- Binance — funding rate 0.0056%, open interest $8.26B, book depth (top 50 levels) $1.7M.
- Bybit — funding rate 0.0013%, open interest $4.44B, book depth (top 50 levels) $959.3K.
- OKX — funding rate 0.0081%, open interest $2.13B, book depth (top 50 levels) $1.7M.
- Bitget — funding rate 0.0100%, open interest $2.79B, book depth (top 50 levels) $1.6M.
- Gate.io — funding rate 0.0063%, open interest $2.55B, book depth (top 50 levels) $2.8M.
- Hyperliquid — funding rate 0.0011%, open interest $2.78B, book depth (top 50 levels) $12.1M.
- Kraken Futures — funding rate not reported, open interest $165.0M, book depth (top 50 levels) $13.1M.
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BTCUSDT PERPETUAL
BEARISHMarket read
Signal lab
Waiting for fresh, aligned multi-exchange evidence.
LIQUIDITY MAGNET
TOP LIQUIDITY ZONE
MARKET STRENGTH
LAST LIQUIDITY SWEEP
TRAP & SQUEEZE RISK
LIQUIDITY TARGET ZONES
LIVE RADAR
SUSPICIOUS WALL ACTIVITY
FUNDING & OPEN INTEREST
CVD — BINANCE TAPE
ORDER-FLOW ANALYTICS
Order-flow and CVD are calculated locally from the Binance aggregate-trade tape and the live top-20 Binance book. Venue depth totals use the 50 nearest price levels per venue. Composite price, depth, OI and funding use all available exchanges. Local history stays in this browser and contains only real snapshots.
How these estimates are calculated
Observed data: normalized public depth, funding and open interest from Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate.io, Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures. CVD, spoof and sweep analysis use the Binance public tape only.
Squeeze Index: 45% model squeeze risk + 20% absolute composite funding pressure + 15% multiexchange depth imbalance + 20% observed Binance forced-liquidation pressure. It is a transparent heuristic, not a prediction.
Derived estimates: magnet, target probability, traps, squeezes and spoof confidence. Target zones are visible order-book walls—not private stop-loss or liquidation locations. Scores indicate model strength, not guaranteed outcomes.
How to read this liquidity radar
The radar is a read-only order-flow map of the BTCUSDT perpetual book. Market read condenses the current state into one sentence. Liquidity magnet shows the strongest visible wall resting on the book. Top liquidity zone ranks levels by wall size, distance, persistence and imbalance. Trap and squeeze risk estimates crowded-side danger from funding, imbalance and price/CVD divergence.
Everything on this page is derived from public exchange data: top-of-book depth, funding rates, open interest and the Binance aggregate-trade tape. No order execution, no private data, no predictions.
Which exchanges and markets are covered
Book depth is the USD notional of the 50 nearest price levels per side per venue; funding and open interest are normalized from Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate.io, Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures. CVD, spoof and sweep evidence come from the Binance public tape only. Supported symbols: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB and XRP perpetuals.
Per-venue detail pages: MEXC funding rates plus the seven venues above, each with live APR for their USDT pairs.
CVD and order flow, explained
CVD (cumulative volume delta) adds market-buy volume and subtracts market-sell volume through the rolling tape window. Rising CVD with rising price confirms aggressive buyers in control; rising price with flat or falling CVD warns that the move rests on fewer aggressive buyers.
Spoof refers to very large limit orders that appear and vanish without filling — possible fake supply or demand. The radar scores wall persistence across exchanges and labels unconfirmed intent as suspicious. Sweeps happen when price pushes through a visible zone and the resting orders disappear with executed trades — often the prelude to a reversal.
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Liquidity radar questions
Does the radar issue financial advice?
No. It displays public market observations and conditional heuristic setups that can fail. It never places orders.
How fresh is the market data?
The signal layer requires a recent multi-exchange snapshot and live WebSocket coverage. It switches to NO SETUP when freshness checks fail.
What is a top liquidity zone?
It is a ranked visible order-book wall, not a private liquidation level or guaranteed price target.
What does negative CVD mean?
It means market-sell volume is outpacing market-buy volume on the Binance tape for the current tape window. Rising price with falling CVD often signals weak conviction behind the move; falling price with fading selling pressure can signal absorption. Read it together with depth and funding, never alone.
Why is CVD only from Binance?
Binance is the largest perpetual futures venue and publishes a public aggregate-trade tape. The other venues expose order-book depth, funding and open interest, but not a comparable public trade tape, so CVD, spoof and sweep evidence are computed on Binance data only.
What is a spoof wall?
A very large limit order that appears and then vanishes without being filled, which can fake visible supply or demand. The radar tracks wall persistence across exchanges and flags unconfirmed activity as suspicious rather than proven manipulation.
What is a liquidity sweep?
A quick push through a visible liquidity zone where the resting orders disappear with executed trades. Sweeps often precede reversals because they absorb the orders resting at those levels.
Can I use the radar for scalping?
It is built for positioning context on 5-minute to multi-hour horizons, not tick-by-tick scalping. Depth and CVD update on sampling intervals, so treat the radar read as a slowly evolving bias, not a per-tick signal.
What is Liquidity Radar?
Liquidity Radar is a real-time tool that visualizes order book depth across multiple cryptocurrency exchanges. It shows where large buy and sell walls are positioned, helping traders identify support and resistance levels before making trading decisions.
How to Use Liquidity Radar for Trading
Step 1: Identify Support Zones
Look for clusters of large buy orders (walls) below the current price. These are potential support zones where buying pressure may absorb selling.
Step 2: Spot Resistance
Large sell walls above current price indicate resistance. When price approaches these zones, the walls may act as brakes on upward momentum.
Step 3: Detect Sweeps and Liquidity Traps
When price quickly sweeps through a liquidity zone and reverses, it often indicates a liquidity sweep—where stop losses are triggered before the actual move begins.
Understanding Order Book Depth
Order book depth shows the volume of buy and sell orders at each price level. A deep order book means significant liquidity—large orders have less price impact. A thin order book means low liquidity—small orders can cause large price swings.
Key Features of Our Liquidity Radar
Liquidity Radar vs Traditional Charts
Traditional price charts show what happened. Liquidity Radar shows where it might happen next. By understanding order book dynamics, traders can anticipate where stop losses are likely clustered, where large players have positioned orders, potential breakout and breakdown levels, and liquidity grab zones before reversals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What exchanges does the Liquidity Radar track?
A: We track Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate.io, Hyperliquid, and Kraken—covering over 95% of crypto perpetual futures volume.
Q: Is the data real-time?
A: Yes, the Liquidity Radar updates in real-time during market hours.
Q: What does CVD mean?
A: CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) measures the net buying vs selling pressure.
Q: Is Liquidity Radar free to use?
A: Yes, all our tools are completely free to use.