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Price references, executed volume and resting liquidity tell different sides of the market. Choose what to read next to your candles.
Heatmap and Book · Level II
01 — Price and context
VWAP and ORG.The session’s references.
Put VWAP and the ORG gap between the configured close and open next to your candles. The new ORG reference appears at the 09:30 New York open; until then the previous one stays visible.
- VWAP with configurable anchors and bands.
- ORG extended to the end of the configured day.
- Settings can be applied to every open chart.
VWAP on bars is an approximation. A tick source gives a more granular reading.
02 — Volume
Volume Profile.Where volume builds up.
Put the day’s profile next to your candles. The reading depends on the chosen source: tick data or an estimate distributed over one-minute bars.
- Volume by price level at a glance.
- The profile in the context of the session.
The data source is always stated: real ticks or an estimate on one-minute bars.
03 — Executed trades
Big Trades.The trades worth a closer look.
Circles and sizes highlight the captured events that pass your filters. They do not identify who sent the orders.
- Configurable filters and appearance.
- Numbered bubbles and a quick visibility toggle.
Bubbles cover the events received since activation: historical archives are not part of the current version.
04 — Liquidity · Level II
Heatmap and Book.Now, and over time.
The bars on the right show the size available in the Book and update with the feed; the Heatmap collects the liquidity observed over time since the chart was opened.
- Tick grouping with summed sizes.
- Separate visibility for bands and Book bars.
- Hiding the drawing does not stop the collection.
Requires Level II on the contract. It shows the depth received from the connection: it cannot rebuild levels that are not provided or hidden orders.
05 — Higher timeframe
HTF candles.The bigger picture.
The HTF candle overlay adds a higher-timeframe reference to your chart, without switching panels.
- Higher-timeframe context on the same chart.
06 — Options levels
CALL, PUT and FLIP.On the futures chart.
Daily levels on Nasdaq and S&P 500 stay visible while you analyse. They are references on the futures chart, not options orders.
- Categories you can recognise at a glance.
- Dated levels to compare with price.
In designA tool still to be built
ICT reading.The next chapter.
ORG references and HTF candles are already in the platform. A dedicated ICT indicator is still to be developed: its content and behaviour are not defined yet.
- Features to be defined together.
- Preview, video and explanations before release.
Getting oriented
Volume and liquidity,without confusion.
Do Big Trades and the Heatmap show the same thing?
No. Big Trades highlights executed trades that pass your filters. The Heatmap shows the liquidity visible in the Book over time; the bars on the right show available size and update with the feed.
Does the Heatmap see all the liquidity in the market?
It shows the depth received from the connection: it cannot rebuild levels that are not provided, hidden orders or traders’ intentions. Visible liquidity can be modified or cancelled.
If I hide the Heatmap, do I lose what it is collecting?
No. Visibility toggles for the Heatmap and Book bars are separate from collection: hiding the drawing does not stop acquisition while the chart and the feature stay active. History is kept in memory for the chart session, with possible merging to limit load; it is not an on-disk archive.
Do Big Trades bubbles include history?
No. Bubbles cover the events received since the feature was activated: historical archives are not part of the current version.
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