Learn is for traders who see an unfamiliar view or term in Tabmydata and want a plain explanation of it. Each guide explains what a view shows and what it does not, so you can read the screen without guessing. The guides are market data, not advice, and none of them tells you where price will go. Each one links to the Tabmydata tab where you can see the thing it describes.
Guides
Liquidity heatmap vs liquidation heatmap
A liquidity heatmap draws the order-book size that rested at each price, and a liquidation heatmap draws modeled estimates; this guide shows how each is drawn and how to read the two side by side.
Terms: liquidity heatmap, liquidation heatmap, order book depth.
Hyperliquid wallet tracking guide
Positions on Hyperliquid are public, so you can find large accounts, open one, follow it and set an alert for when it opens or closes a position.
Terms: Hyperliquid, whale, long vs short liquidation.
Glossary
Crypto trading glossary
Plain definitions of aggregated order book, order book depth, liquidity heatmap, liquidation heatmap, long vs short liquidation, time and sales, market session, whale and Hyperliquid, each with a link to the tab that shows it.
What the glossary covers
The glossary is a quick reference. It defines the aggregated order book, order book depth, the liquidity heatmap, the liquidation heatmap, long vs short liquidation, time and sales, market session, whale and Hyperliquid. Each term links to the tab that shows it, so a definition is one click from the real thing. Liquidation heatmap levels are described as modeled estimates, not orders on a book.
Where to start
New to heatmaps? Start with the liquidity vs liquidation guide. Want to follow large accounts? Read the Hyperliquid guide. Met a term you do not know? Look it up in the glossary. Every term and guide links to the Tabmydata tab that shows it: all tabs. Tabmydata aggregates data from 24+ exchanges.
Questions people ask
What is the difference between a liquidity heatmap and a liquidation heatmap? A liquidity heatmap draws the order-book size that rested at each price over time. A liquidation heatmap draws modeled estimates of where leveraged positions could be forced to close. One is recorded order-book data; the other is an estimate. The first guide shows both side by side.
Can I follow a large Hyperliquid account? Positions on Hyperliquid are public, so you can find large accounts, open one, follow it and set an alert for when it opens or closes a position. The wallet tracking guide walks through it.
Where are the matching Help Center steps? The Help Center has step-by-step articles for each tab. Learn explains the concepts; Help explains the buttons.