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Multi-chart trading terminal. Charts, order flow and liquidation levels across 11 exchanges, in one screen. Official ChartDeck indicators.
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Featured toolkits
Curated bundles of ChartDeck indicators- #1 Featured
Price Action Toolkit
Market structure, fair value gaps, order blocks and liquidity sweeps on one chart: where price broke, what it left behind and where stops were taken.
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Read the chart the way structure traders do: trend from the breaks, entries from the zones price left behind.
- Start with market structure. A BOS says the trend continued; a CHoCH is the first sign it may be turning.
- Mark where price is likely to react: an order block or a fair value gap left by the move that broke structure.
- Wait for a liquidity sweep into that zone and a close back inside before you act. Place the stop beyond the sweep.
Included indicators
- Market structure (BOS / CHoCH)Pro
- Fair value gapsPro
- Order blocksPro
- Liquidity sweepsPro
- #2 Featured
Trend Signals Toolkit
Supertrend, the EMA 21 / 50 / 200 stack, Chandelier exit and ADX: direction, trigger, strength and exit for trend trades.
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A simple trend system: direction from the averages, timing from Supertrend, strength from ADX, the exit from Chandelier.
- Trade with the stack: price above EMA 21, 50 and 200 in that order is an uptrend; the reverse is a downtrend.
- Use a Supertrend flip in the direction of the stack as the trigger, and skip flips against it.
- Check ADX: above 25 the trend has strength, below 20 expect chop. Trail the stop along the Chandelier exit.
Included indicators
- Supertrend
- Moving average 21
- Moving average 50
- Moving average 200
- Chandelier exit
- ADX / DMI
- #3 Featured
Oscillator Toolkit
RSI, WaveTrend and MFI with divergences drawn for you: momentum, exhaustion and the moments they disagree with price.
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Momentum and exhaustion side by side: RSI, WaveTrend and MFI, with divergences marked on the chart.
- In a range, look for RSI and MFI both stretched and a WaveTrend cross back toward the middle.
- In a trend, ignore the first extreme reading. Wait for a divergence between price and the oscillator instead.
- Use the oscillators to time entries at levels you already trust; on their own they are not a reason to trade.
Included indicators
- RSI
- WaveTrend
- Money flow index (MFI)
- DivergencesPro
- #4 Featured
Order Flow Toolkit
CVD, volume delta, the volume profile and VWAP bands: who is driving the move, and the prices where the most volume changed hands.
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See who is driving the move, aggressive buyers or sellers, and the prices where the most volume changed hands.
- Compare price with CVD. Price rising while CVD falls means the rally is not backed by aggressive buying.
- Watch delta on the bars that touch a level: heavy delta with little price progress is absorption.
- Use the volume profile and the VWAP bands as the map: the point of control and VWAP pull price back, the outer bands mark stretch.
Included indicators
- CVD
- Volume delta
- Volume profile (approx.)
- VWAP + deviation bands
- #5 Featured
Derivatives Toolkit
Open interest, funding, the long/short ratio and liquidations: the positioning behind the price.
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The positioning behind the price: open interest, funding, the long/short ratio and liquidations.
- Read price and open interest together: both rising means new positions back the move; price rising while open interest falls is short covering.
- Check funding and the long/short ratio for crowding. Extreme readings on one side make a squeeze the other way more likely.
- After a liquidation spike, see whether open interest resets. A flush that clears leverage often ends the move.
Included indicators
- Open interest
- Funding rate
- Long/short ratioPro
- LiquidationsPro
- #6 Featured
Sessions & Levels Toolkit
Session ranges, the previous day, week and month highs and lows, and pivot points: the reference levels day traders watch.
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The reference levels day traders watch: session ranges, the previous day, week and month, and pivot points.
- Mark the Asia range first. A London or New York break of it often sets the direction of the day.
- Treat the previous day high and low as decision points: a clean break that holds continues, a sweep that returns reverses.
- Use the pivot levels as targets and as places to take partial profit, not as entry signals on their own.
Included indicators
- Session ranges
- Previous day / week / month levels
- Pivot points
Scripts
5ChartScript indicators this member published to the Community. Add one and it opens on your chart.
ChartDeck Cipher Setup
Cipher A, SR and DBSI in one indicator for the price chart: the trend ribbon with its marks, support and resistance levels with the previous days’ range and the VWAP, and the entry candles where a strong run starts. Cipher B’s buy, sell and gold dots can be shown on the candles too. Each part has its own on/off switch, one panel sums them up, and it counts as one script on the chart instead of three. Presets and alerts.
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Bar strength scores for the price chart: how strongly each bar leans long or short, counted from the Cipher A ribbon, the candle and the wave, with points off against the long-term trend. By default only entry candles, where a strong run starts, are numbered and marked. A panel shows the live scores. Presets and alerts.
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Support and resistance for the price chart: swing levels confirmed by volume, support in blue and resistance in orange, a level that forms twice is counted on one line, and a line stops when price closes through it. Also the previous days’ range and the session VWAP. Presets and alerts for new, touched and broken levels.
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Momentum oscillator in its own pane: buy dots where the wave turns up while oversold, sell dots where it turns down while overbought, gold dots for deep oversold turns, divergences, money flow and fast and slow stochastics on the same scale. Works on another timeframe without repainting history. Presets and alerts.
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Trend ribbon for the price chart: eight EMAs show the trend direction, and marks show momentum building, continuation, the ribbon turning up, first weakness, the wave turning down, stretched selling and the strongest warning. Bullish marks sit under the bars, warnings over them, in your theme colors. Presets, a status panel and an alert for every mark.
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Indicators
96Every indicator built into ChartDeck. Filter, search, and add one: the terminal opens with it on your chart.
- Beginner
Volume
Traded volume per bar, green where buyers dominated (taker volume) or the candle rose, with an optional moving average.
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Used for
Confirming moves: rising volume backs a breakout, fading volume warns it may fail.
Plan
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- Beginner
RSI
Relative Strength Index, 0 to 100.
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Used for
Overbought and oversold readings, momentum shifts and divergences.
How to use
Above 70 is overbought and below 30 oversold, but in a strong trend RSI can stay there for a long time. Readings that hold above 50 support an uptrend. A divergence between price and RSI at an extreme is a stronger signal than the level alone.
Plan
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- Beginner
Moving average
A moving average of the close: exponential (EMA) by default, or SMA, WMA, Hull, ALMA, KAMA, ZLEMA, VWMA, DEMA, TEMA or RMA under Type.
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Used for
Trend direction and dynamic support or resistance that reacts fast to new prices.
How to use
Use two or three lengths together, for example 21, 50 and 200. Price above a rising EMA favors longs, and pullbacks to the 21 or 50 in a trend are common entry areas. The fast average crossing below the slow one warns that the trend is weakening.
Plan
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- Beginner
SMA
Simple moving average of the close.
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A smooth trend baseline; the 50 and 200 are the classic long-term lines.
How to use
The 50 and 200 are watched by many traders, so price often reacts there. Use the slope for direction and the distance from the average to judge how stretched a move is. It turns later than an EMA, with fewer false turns.
Plan
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- Beginner
MACD
Trend momentum: fast minus slow EMA, with a signal line.
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Trend momentum: signal-line crosses, and a histogram that fades before turns.
How to use
The MACD line crossing above its signal line is bullish, below is bearish; crosses far from zero are weaker. Watch the histogram: when it shrinks while price still pushes on, momentum is fading before the turn.
Plan
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- Beginner
Bollinger bands
Moving average with standard-deviation bands.
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Used for
Spotting stretched prices, and quiet periods before volatility expands.
How to use
When the bands narrow, a larger move usually follows: trade the break, not the squeeze itself. In a range, touches of the outer bands tend to revert to the middle line. In a strong trend price can ride a band, so do not fade it blindly.
Plan
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- Beginner
VWAP
Volume-weighted average price, re-anchored each day, week or month.
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Used for
The fair price of the session: intraday traders judge value above or below it.
How to use
Above VWAP buyers control the session, below it sellers do. Day traders buy pullbacks to VWAP in an up session and sell rallies to it in a down session. The first test after a strong open is usually the cleanest.
Plan
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- Beginner
Supertrend
ATR trailing line that flips with the trend: below price in an uptrend, above it in a downtrend.
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A trailing trend line that flips when the trend changes; popular for stops.
How to use
The line sits under price in an uptrend and above it in a downtrend; a flip is the signal. It works best in trending markets and whipsaws in ranges, so confirm with a higher timeframe. Many traders use the line itself as a trailing stop.
Plan
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- Beginner
Stoch RSI
The stochastic of the RSI: a faster overbought / oversold read than RSI alone.
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Used for
A faster, more sensitive overbought and oversold signal than RSI.
How to use
It moves faster than RSI, so use it for timing, not direction. Look for %K crossing above %D below 20 in an uptrend, or below %D above 80 in a downtrend. Skip signals that go against the higher-timeframe trend.
Plan
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- Beginner
ADX / DMI
Trend strength (ADX) and direction (+DI above -DI = buyers in control).
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Used for
Measuring trend strength, and which side is in control.
How to use
ADX above 25 means a trend is in force, below 20 a range; it says nothing about direction. For direction read the DI lines: +DI above -DI is bullish. Trend strategies work when ADX rises, mean reversion when it is low and flat.
Plan
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- Beginner
CVD
Cumulative taker buy minus sell volume: this chart’s trades, Binance perp or spot, or all exchanges; resets each session, day, week or month; line or candles.
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Used for
Who is pushing, aggressive buyers or sellers, and whether spot confirms the perpetual.
How to use
Rising CVD means aggressive buyers are lifting offers; falling CVD means sellers are hitting bids. The key read is disagreement: a new price high without a new CVD high warns of a weak move. Compare spot with the perpetual to see who leads.
Plan
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- Beginner
Average true range (ATR)
How far price typically moves per bar. Useful for stops and position size.
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Used for
Sizing stops and positions to current volatility.
How to use
ATR measures how far price typically moves per bar, not direction. Set stops a multiple of ATR away, for example 1.5 to 2 times, so normal noise does not take you out, and size the position so that stop equals the risk you accept.
Plan
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- Beginner
Squeeze momentum
Flags volatility squeezes (Bollinger Bands inside Keltner Channels) and shows the momentum that follows. Dots: squeeze on (red), released (green).
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Used for
Timing breakouts when volatility is released after a quiet period.
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- Beginner
WaveTrend
Smoothed channel-index oscillator; crosses of its two lines near the extremes mark exhaustion.
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Used for
Overbought and oversold crosses with fewer false signals in trends.
Plan
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- Beginner
Ichimoku cloud
Conversion and base lines, the lagging span and a cloud drawn 26 bars ahead: trend, momentum and support at a glance.
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Used for
Trend, momentum and support zones in one view.
How to use
Price above the cloud is bullish, below is bearish, inside is undecided. The conversion line crossing the base line gives the signal, strongest on the trend side of the cloud. The cloud ahead shows where support or resistance will sit.
Plan
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- Beginner
Keltner channels
EMA with bands set by the average true range; breakouts and squeezes.
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Used for
Trend channels and volatility breakouts based on ATR.
Plan
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- Beginner
Donchian channels
Highest high and lowest low of the last N bars: classic breakout levels.
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Used for
Breakout levels: the highest high and lowest low of recent bars.
Plan
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- Beginner
Parabolic SAR
Stop-and-reverse dots that trail the trend and flip when price crosses them.
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Used for
Trailing stops that tighten as a trend ages.
Plan
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- Beginner
Stochastic
Where the close sits in the recent high-low range, with %K and %D lines.
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Used for
Overbought and oversold turns in ranging markets.
Plan
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- Beginner
On-balance volume (OBV)
Running total of volume, added on up closes and subtracted on down closes. Confirms or questions a move.
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Used for
Checking whether volume confirms the price trend.
Plan
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- Beginner
Money flow index (MFI)
RSI weighted by volume, 0 to 100. A bar counts as buying when its typical price (high + low + close) / 3 rises from the bar before, whatever its candle color.
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Used for
A volume-weighted RSI for overbought and oversold readings.
Plan
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- Beginner
CCI
Commodity Channel Index: distance of the typical price from its average, in mean deviations; ±100 marks stretched moves.
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Used for
Spotting cyclical extremes and new trend starts.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Anchored VWAP
VWAP from a bar you pick (or the latest swing), with optional deviation bands. Settings > Pick on chart.
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The average price paid since an event, such as a high, a low or a news release.
Plan
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- Beginner
Chandelier exit
Trailing stop a set number of ATRs from the highest high (longs) or lowest low (shorts); flips when price closes through it.
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Used for
Volatility-based trailing stops hung from the recent extreme.
Plan
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- Beginner
Chaikin money flow (CMF)
Buying versus selling pressure from where each bar closes in its range, weighted by volume.
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Used for
Reading buying or selling pressure over a period.
Plan
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- Beginner
Williams %R
Where the close sits below the recent high, from 0 (at the high) to -100 (at the low).
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Used for
Fast overbought and oversold readings near range edges.
Plan
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- Beginner
Bollinger %B
Where price sits relative to the Bollinger Bands: 1 = upper band, 0 = lower band.
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Used for
Showing where price sits inside the Bollinger Bands as one number.
Plan
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- Beginner
Bollinger bandwidth
Width of the Bollinger bands in percent of the middle band; lows mark squeezes. The highest-expansion and lowest-contraction lines show where the width stands in its recent range: a touch of the lower line is the classic squeeze.
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Used for
Finding squeezes: tight bands often come before a big move.
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- Beginner
VWAP + deviation bands
VWAP with 1, 2 and 3 standard-deviation bands; anchor per session, week or month.
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Mean reversion and trend days: how far price has stretched from VWAP.
Plan
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- Beginner
Rate of change (ROC)
Percent change of the close over N bars.
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Used for
Comparing the speed of price moves in percent.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Momentum
The close minus the close N bars ago.
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Used for
Seeing whether a move is speeding up or slowing down.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Awesome oscillator
Fast minus slow simple average of the bar midpoints; bars brighten while momentum builds.
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Used for
Momentum shifts between a short and a long average.
Plan
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- Beginner
TRIX
Rate of change of a triple-smoothed EMA of the log price, in basis points (0.01%) per bar; zero crosses mark momentum turns.
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Used for
Smoothed momentum that filters out small swings.
Plan
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- Beginner
Heikin Ashi (smoothed)
Heikin Ashi candles smoothed by moving averages, in place of the price candles, to read the trend. Prices stay real on the axis and everywhere else.
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Used for
Filtering noise to stay with a trend until the candles change color.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
MA cross
A fast and a slow moving average with a marker where they cross: golden cross (fast above slow) and death cross (fast below).
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Used for
Golden and death crosses: a fast average crossing a slow one marks a trend change.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Pivot points
Support and resistance levels from the previous day, week or month: classic, traditional, Fibonacci, Woodie, Camarilla or DeMark.
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Used for
Intraday support and resistance levels from the prior period.
How to use
Pivots are levels calculated from the prior period. Above the central pivot the bias is up, below it down. R1 and S1 are the common first targets, and reactions are cleaner when a pivot lines up with another level.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
MA ribbon
Four moving averages of one type at once (20, 50, 100 and 200 by default): their order and spread show the trend and its strength.
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Used for
Reading trend strength from the order and spread of several averages.
Plan
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- Beginner
Previous day / week / month levels
The previous day’s, week’s and month’s high and low (and open / close) as lines across the current period.
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Used for
Marking the highs and lows of the previous day, week and month.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Historical volatility
Realized volatility: the standard deviation of log returns over N bars, annualized in percent. Compare it with implied volatility, or switch to its percentile rank.
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Used for
Measuring how much price has really moved, to compare with implied volatility or to size positions.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Session ranges
Boxes for the Asia, London and New York sessions with their highs and lows, in local session time (daylight saving handled).
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Used for
Seeing the Asia, London and New York ranges and their breakouts.
How to use
The boxes mark the Asia, London and New York ranges. A break of the Asia range during London often sets the direction of the day; a failed break that returns inside the range often runs to the other side.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Accumulation / distribution
Running total of volume weighted by where each bar closes in its range: rises while closes sit near the highs.
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Used for
Checking whether closes near the highs (buying) or the lows (selling) back the trend.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Linear regression channel
Best-fit line over the last N bars with deviation bands, redrawn as new bars arrive.
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Used for
Judging trend slope, and how far price has strayed from it.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Chaikin oscillator
Fast minus slow EMA of the accumulation / distribution line: above zero while buying pressure builds.
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Used for
Early turns in buying and selling pressure, from the A/D line.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Opening range
The high and low of the first minutes of a session (the UTC day, New York, London, Tokyo or your own start), carried across the day with the middle and optional 1x range targets; the first close beyond the range is marked.
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Used for
Opening-range breakouts: trading the break of the session’s first 15 to 60 minutes, with the middle and 1x targets.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Zigzag
Connects swing highs and lows that differ by at least a set percentage. The last leg moves until it is confirmed.
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Used for
Stripping out noise to show the swing highs and lows.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Volume oscillator
Fast minus slow EMA of volume, in percent of the slow one: above zero while volume runs above its average.
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Used for
Seeing volume expand or dry up against its own average.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Beginner
Williams fractals
Five-bar swing high and low markers, shown once the bars after them have closed.
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Used for
Marking local turning points for stops and structure.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Pro
Market structure (BOS / CHoCH)
Marks swing highs and lows, breaks of structure (BOS) and changes of character (CHoCH). A label appears only once the swing and the break are confirmed.
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Used for
Following trend continuation (BOS) and reversal (CHoCH) breaks.
How to use
Higher highs and higher lows make an uptrend. A BOS is a break that continues the trend; a CHoCH is the first break against it. Trade pullbacks after a BOS, and wait for a CHoCH plus a retest before trading a reversal.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Beginner
Relative volume (RVOL)
Volume against its usual level at the same time of day (the average of the last N sessions; daily and longer bars: the last N bars). 2 = twice the usual volume.
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Used for
Spotting unusual volume for the time of day, before a breakout or after news.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Pro
Fair value gaps
Three-candle gaps price left behind, one zone per move. A zone shrinks as price fills it and ends at the candle that filled it.
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Used for
Finding imbalances that price often returns to fill.
How to use
A fair value gap is a three-candle imbalance left by a fast move. Price often returns to fill part of it before continuing. Trade gaps in the direction of the trend, and treat a gap that price closes through completely as invalid.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Order blocks
Zones from the last opposite candle before a break of structure, extended until price trades back through them.
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Used for
Marking the zones where large orders likely started a move.
How to use
An order block is the last opposite candle before a move that broke structure. On a return, look for a reaction inside the zone and place the stop beyond it. A zone that price closes through is mitigated and no longer counts.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Liquidity sweeps
Wicks that run a prior swing high or low and close back inside it, with no close beyond it on the next bar, plus equal highs and lows where stops tend to rest.
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Used for
Catching stop hunts above highs and below lows.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Divergences
Regular and hidden divergences between price swings and an oscillator (RSI, MACD, Stochastic, CCI, MFI or OBV), drawn on the price chart once the swing is confirmed.
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Used for
Finding momentum that disagrees with price before a turn.
Plan
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- Pro
Auto Fibonacci retracement
Fibonacci levels on the most recent confirmed swing, redrawn as the swing changes.
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Used for
Retracement levels drawn automatically on the latest swing.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Fixed range volume profile
Volume by price between two bars you pick, with POC and value area. Built from candles, so approximate.
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Used for
A volume profile for any range you choose.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Beginner
Trendline breaks
Draws trendlines through the last two swing highs and the last two swing lows, and tags the candle that closes through one. Lines appear once their swings are confirmed, so they never move back in time.
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Used for
Spotting the candle that closes through a trendline.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Pro
Anchored volume profile
Volume by price from a bar you pick up to the latest bar; updates live. Built from candles, so approximate.
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Used for
A volume profile from a chosen starting point to now.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Beginner
Open interest: longs / shorts building
Open interest change per bar, colored by what it means with price: longs building (OI up, price up), shorts building (OI up, price down), shorts covering (OI down, price up) and longs closing (OI down, price down). On this exchange, or summed across all exchanges (Pro).
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Used for
Seeing whether new positions are longs or shorts, on one exchange or all of them.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Pro
Long/short ratio
Share of accounts (or top traders’ positions) net long versus net short on the exchange: 1 = balanced. Binance, Bybit, OKX perpetuals; on Bitfinex, its margin positions long versus short.
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Used for
Sentiment: how accounts are positioned long versus short.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Open interest profile
Where open interest was added or removed by price, with an OI point of control and value area: over the visible range, between two bars or from a bar to now, on this exchange or summed across all exchanges. Shows the net change, added and removed, or the estimated long and short positioning (from price direction). Built from candles, so approximate.
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Where positions were opened or closed by price, with an OI point of control.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Aggregated open interest
Open interest summed across Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate, KuCoin, MEXC, BingX, BloFin, Kraken, HTX, Bitfinex, Aster, Hyperliquid, dYdX, Lighter, Coinbase Derivatives and Deribit perpetuals, in coins, so price moves alone never look like new positions. Exchanges that publish only their current open interest come from ChartDeck’s own recording, every minute; the legend names the exchanges in the sum.
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Open interest across exchanges in one line.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Aggregated funding
Funding across up to 15 exchanges, weighted by open interest (bars) and the simple mean (line), as a rate per 8 hours.
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Used for
Funding across exchanges, weighted by open interest.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Pro
Liquidations
Long (below zero) and short (above zero) liquidations per bar, in USD, measured from the exchanges that publish them, or their net (shorts minus longs) and its running total, with an optional average of the total. On bars under an hour, the liquidations ChartDeck records itself sit at their exact time; each exchange hourly total is one bar, on the bar where its hour closes. A square-root scale (default) keeps smaller bars readable beside one big spike.
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Used for
Seeing forced closes: which side was flushed, and how hard.
How to use
Spikes show forced closes: longs flushed on the way down, shorts on the way up. A large spike into a level often marks exhaustion, because the forced sellers are done. Combine with open interest to confirm that leverage was cleared.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Beginner
Liquidation map
One view of liquidations on the chart: estimated liquidation heat bands with the key levels, live liquidations as they print, order book walls and, on Pro, observed positions near liquidation. The heat is a model estimate, not exchange data.
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Used for
Seeing liquidations as one map: where they may fire, where they fire now, and the walls in the way.
Plan
Included in every plan
- Pro
OI / price regime
Colors each bar by what open interest and price did together: longs building, shorts building, shorts covering or longs closing.
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Used for
Classifying each bar: longs building, shorts building, covering or unwinding.
Plan
Needs Pro
- Beginner
Liquidation Levels
Where leveraged positions would be liquidated, estimated from open-interest changes (a model, not exchange data).
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Where leveraged positions would be force-closed: likely magnets for price.
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Liquidation Heatmap
The modelled liquidation field over time, drawn under the candles: brighter = more estimated liquidations.
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How liquidation clusters built up over time, and which were swept.
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Absorption detector
Marks bars where heavy one-sided taker volume hit the market but price did not follow: someone absorbed it. A shield under the bar when selling was absorbed, over it when buying was, and the level until a close goes through it. Uses the exchange’s taker-buy volume where it publishes it; otherwise a bar of heavy volume with a small body and a long wick on one side. Context, not a signal.
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Spotting where heavy buying or selling hit a level and price did not move.
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Candle mood
A small mark beside the bars that stand out: a cascade (a huge range on heavy volume, closing at the extreme), a trap (a sweep of the 20-bar high or low that closes back inside), whale volume (3.5 x the usual), a rip or a dump (a very big body), a dead bar. A way to read candles at a glance; not a signal.
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Reading candles at a glance: cascades, traps, whale volume and dead bars.
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Session personality
Tags each Asia, London and New York session by how it traded: trend (the body is most of the range), reversal (one extreme early, the close at the other end), expansion (a range far bigger than usual) or chop. The legend says how often each happened in the last 20 sessions of the newest one. A diary of how the market behaves, not a forecast.
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How each Asia, London and New York session traded, and how it usually does.
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Trapped traders
Finds bars where open interest jumped (new positions) and price then closed beyond the bar’s other side within a few bars: the traders who opened there are trapped. Their zone stays on the chart until a close back inside it frees them. Longs from up bars, shorts from down bars, an estimate from price direction. Context, not a signal.
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Seeing where new positions got caught on the wrong side, until price frees them.
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OI velocity candles
Tints the space behind every candle by how fast open interest changed with it, against its usual change: green longs building (OI up, price up), red shorts building (OI up, price down), blue shorts covering (OI down, price up), orange longs closing (OI down, price down). The stronger the tint, the faster OI moved. A big candle with little OI change is a move without new positions.
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Which candles were funded by new positions, and which by positions closing.
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Pain map
Who is underwater at the current price, from the positions opened in the visible range (the open interest profile): a heat strip at the right edge of how deep the longs opened above the price (red) and the shorts opened below it (green) are in loss, and lines at the average entry of the longs and of the shorts. The legend gives the share of each side that is underwater. An estimate from price direction, not a signal.
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Who is underwater at the current price, and where each side got in.
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Whale candles
How much of each bar’s value came from large trades: candles outlined when whales made a big part of them, green when the whales mostly bought and red when they mostly sold (gold with the side colors off), with the share over the bars where it is largest. From the Big trades history, so it reaches as far back as your plan’s Big trades history. Shows who moved a bar; not a signal.
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Which candles whales moved, and by how much.
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Exchange tug-of-war
Which exchange is pushing the price right now: each exchange’s net taker flow (market buys minus market sells) over the last minutes, as a rope from the middle, buyers to the right and sellers to the left. Live, from the moment the chart opens; the coin’s aggregated order flow. Context, not a signal.
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Which exchange is pushing the price right now.
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Spot vs perp lead
A ribbon at the foot of the price pane: for each bar, did spot or perpetual futures lead the move? Each side’s net taker flow is measured against its own usual size, so the bigger perp volume does not always win. Green when spot led (real buying or selling), orange when perps led (leveraged, more likely to unwind). Built from the coin’s aggregated order flow, so it covers your plan’s order-flow history and the time since the chart opened. Context, not a signal.
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Whether spot buying or leveraged perps led each move.
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Sound of the market
Listen to the order flow: a soft note every beat, higher when buyers lead and lower when sellers do, louder when the market is busy, and a drum on every liquidation above your amount. Follows the global sound switch and volume, and keeps playing in a background tab unless you turn that off in the Order flow panel. Live, from the coin’s aggregated order flow.
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Hearing the market: buyers, sellers and liquidations as sound.
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Funding fuel gauge
A speedometer in the corner of the chart: how much fuel a squeeze has right now. It combines funding against its own recent norm, how one-sided the long/short ratio of accounts is and whether open interest is still building, and names the crowded side. A full needle with longs crowded means a lot of positions that would have to close if price turns down. The market’s temperature, not a signal.
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How much fuel a squeeze has, and which side is crowded.
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Degen index
One number from 0 to 100 for how hot the coin’s derivatives are right now: how extreme funding is (annualised), how fast open interest is growing, liquidations against their usual level and how one-sided the long/short ratio of accounts is. 0 is calm, 100 is extreme. A thermometer, not a signal.
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How hot a coin’s derivatives are, in one number.
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Liquidation radar
The liquidation clusters near the price, from the liquidation-levels model, as a radar docked at the bottom right of the chart: rings at a third, two thirds and all of the reach from the price (1.7, 3.3 and 5% by default) and a blip for each cluster, sized by value (longs below, shorts above). A storm warning appears when a cluster much bigger than usual for its side sits within 1% of the price. Model estimates, not exchange data; not a signal.
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Which liquidation clusters are close to the price, with a storm warning.
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News shockwave
Each high-impact calendar release on the chart as rings sized by how far price moved in the hour after it, and for the releases ahead a band of the move that same release usually brings on this chart, against its usual move for the same length of time. Built from the bars on the chart, so a release with no earlier ones in view says so. Context, not a forecast.
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How far price usually moves after each big release, before it happens.
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Hyperliquid whale levels
The liquidation prices on Hyperliquid where the average position is whale-sized: Hyperliquid is the one exchange whose positions are public, and ChartDeck’s recording groups them by liquidation price. A line for each such level with its total value and the number of positions behind it; long liquidations below the price, short liquidations above. A sweep sees part of the book, so sizes are understated. Not a signal.
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Where the biggest Hyperliquid positions would be liquidated.
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Aggregated delta / CVD
Taker buys minus taker sells of the coin across every exchange, per bar, with the cumulative line (CVD). History from recorded trades, then live (Pro and Elite).
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Who is pushing: buyers or sellers, across every exchange.
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Bar statistics
Volume, delta, buys and sells under each candle; heavy-volume bars highlighted.
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Reading the volume, delta, buys and sells of each candle as numbers.
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Coinbase premium
Coinbase USD spot over Binance USDT spot, in percent per bar: US spot demand vs offshore.
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Comparing US spot demand with offshore demand.
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ETF net flows
Daily net flows of the US spot ETFs for the chart’s coin (BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE, ZEC). Flow data: Farside Investors; fund data: CryptoQuant.
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Tracking institutional demand through spot ETF inflows and outflows.
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Funding rate
The perpetual funding rate in force per bar, with the annualised rate.
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Gauging how crowded longs or shorts are in the perpetual.
How to use
Positive funding means longs pay shorts, so longs are crowded; negative means the opposite. Extreme funding does not time a reversal by itself, but it shows which side is exposed if price turns. Watch for funding cooling while price holds.
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Large prints (live)
Bubbles for the biggest trades (buy vs sell), sized by value: the recent ones the server kept, then live.
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Watching for whale-sized trades as they hit the tape.
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Live Liq
Every liquidation of the coin as a bubble on the candles, sized by value: longs and shorts in their own colors, a running tally and an optional sound. From the exchanges that publish liquidations (Plus, Pro and Elite).
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Seeing forced closes as they happen, with a sound if you want one.
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Market profile (TPO)
Time at price per session: TPO letters, POC, value area, initial balance, single prints. Built from 1-minute candles.
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Auction analysis: value area, point of control and where price spent time.
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OI delta
Change in open interest per bar: positions opened (+) or closed (−).
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Spotting bars where positions were opened or closed in size.
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Open interest
Open contracts in coin terms, from the exchange (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Kraken, HTX, Bitfinex, Gate, Bitget, BloFin, Hyperliquid, MEXC, KuCoin, BingX, Aster, dYdX, Lighter, Coinbase Derivatives, Deribit).
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Telling new positions from closing ones behind a price move.
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Open interest rising with price means new longs are opening; rising while price falls means new shorts. Falling open interest means positions are closing, so the move is running on exits. A sharp drop marks a flush of leverage.
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Order Book Heatmap
Resting bids and asks as a heatmap: recorded history (Pro, Elite) plus the live book since the study was added, and resting size at the price axis.
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Seeing resting liquidity: walls of bids and asks, and how they move.
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Perp/spot basis
Perpetual price over spot price, in percent (same exchange spot, or Binance spot).
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Measuring leverage demand: how far the perpetual trades from spot.
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Volume delta
Taker buy minus taker sell volume per bar. Exact bar totals where the exchange publishes taker volume (Binance).
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Seeing whether buyers or sellers were the aggressors in each bar.
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Each bar shows whether buyers or sellers were the aggressors. Strong delta with a strong close confirms a move. Strong delta with no price progress is absorption: someone is taking the other side, and a reversal often follows.
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Volume profile (approx.)
Volume by price for the visible range or each session, with POC and value area. Built from candles, so approximate.
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Finding the prices where most volume traded: support, resistance and fair value.
How to use
The point of control is the price with the most volume, and price tends to return to it. The value area holds most of the trading: moves out of it either reject back inside or start a trend. Thin areas are crossed quickly.
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Included in every plan
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