Crypto Liquidity Heatmap — Multi-Exchange Depth

The first true multi-exchange liquidity heatmap. Stream live order book depth from 10+ exchanges into one chart to see walls, gaps and absorption.

A crypto liquidity heatmap that shows the market as it actually exists — not fragmented across exchanges, but unified into one chart.

Tabmydata streams real-time order book depth from 10+ exchange APIs simultaneously, aggregating global liquidity into a single view. This is a first-of-its-kind capability: not a lagging indicator, not simulated data, but live executable liquidity showing exactly where orders are placed, stacked, pulled and absorbed.

Identify true multi-exchange support and resistance zones, hidden liquidity walls and spoofing behaviour, gaps where price can move aggressively, and real-time absorption. Instead of guessing where price might react, you see where it must.

What is the Liquidity Heatmap?

The Liquidity Heatmap tab overlays real order book depth data on a price chart, showing where large clusters of buy and sell orders are concentrated at each price level over time. This helps you identify key support and resistance zones based on actual liquidity rather than price action alone.

Multi-Exchange Aggregation

You can combine order book data from multiple exchanges to get a more complete picture of liquidity:

  1. Click the exchange selector in the toolbar (shows exchange logos)

  2. Choose Spot, Futures, or All

  3. Select one or more exchanges, then pick the trading pairs to add

  4. Added sources appear in the Combined Assets section — up to 20 sources total

The primary exchange is always locked as the first source and cannot be removed.

Sensitivity

Use the sensitivity slider to adjust how color intensity is scaled. Lowering the peak value makes smaller order clusters more visible. Raising it reduces noise and highlights only the largest concentrations.

Crypto Liquidity Heatmap — Multi-Exchange Depth

The first true multi-exchange liquidity heatmap. Stream live order book depth from 10+ exchanges into one chart to see walls, gaps and absorption.

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Crypto Liquidity Heatmap — Multi-Exchange Depth

A crypto liquidity heatmap that shows the market as it actually exists — not fragmented across exchanges, but unified into one chart.

Tabmydata streams real-time order book depth from 10+ exchange APIs simultaneously, aggregating global liquidity into a single view. This is a first-of-its-kind capability: not a lagging indicator, not simulated data, but live executable liquidity showing exactly where orders are placed, stacked, pulled and absorbed.

Identify true multi-exchange support and resistance zones, hidden liquidity walls and spoofing behaviour, gaps where price can move aggressively, and real-time absorption. Instead of guessing where price might react, you see where it must.

What is the Liquidity Heatmap?

The Liquidity Heatmap tab overlays real order book depth data on a price chart, showing where large clusters of buy and sell orders are concentrated at each price level over time. This helps you identify key support and resistance zones based on actual liquidity rather than price action alone.

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Multi-Exchange Aggregation

Multi-Exchange Aggregation

You can combine order book data from multiple exchanges to get a more complete picture of liquidity:

  1. Click the exchange selector in the toolbar (shows exchange logos)

  2. Choose Spot, Futures, or All

  3. Select one or more exchanges, then pick the trading pairs to add

  4. Added sources appear in the Combined Assets section — up to 20 sources total

The primary exchange is always locked as the first source and cannot be removed.

Sensitivity

Sensitivity

Use the sensitivity slider to adjust how color intensity is scaled. Lowering the peak value makes smaller order clusters more visible. Raising it reduces noise and highlights only the largest concentrations.

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