FlowDesk — Order Flow Terminal

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Finding the nearest walls…

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Liquidity Heatmap —

History

Resting Binance book liquidity by price (log USD). Interval = this graph’s column width; Span = the visible time window — independent settings, changing one never moves the other. White = traded price, cyan = session VWAP. Bubbles = large aggressive volume at that moment (green buy share / red sell share, labelled in $). Bottom strip = buy/sell $ per column; below it, cumulative CVD. ✕/▲ markers = inferred L3 events.

DOM · L2 Ladder —

5-min Profile —

Aggressive volume by price, last 5 minutes.

Tape —

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S —

Session Profile (compact) —

Footprint —

Sell × buy volume at each price row inside each candle. Yellow row = candle POC. Outlined row = diagonal imbalance (one side ≥3× the opposite side one row away — the standard footprint rule).

Recent candle totals

Time	Open	High	Low	Close	Buy	Sell	Delta	Trades

Whale floor—

Auto = 99th percentile of loaded trade sizes.

Whale buy USD—

Aggressive buys above the floor.

Whale sell USD—

Aggressive sells above the floor.

Whale bias—

(buy − sell) / (buy + sell).

Whale bubbles · time × price bubble size = USD

Every print above the whale floor. Green = aggressive buy (lifted the ask), red = aggressive sell (hit the bid).

Largest prints

POC—

Most traded price (point of control).

Value area—

70% of volume.

Total volume—

Loaded spot trades for this symbol.

Price vs value—

Inside / above / below the value area.

Volume Profile —

Built trade-by-trade from the Binance aggTrades backfill plus the live stream. POC highlighted; VAH/VAL bound the selected value-area percentage.

Net GEX—

Dealer gamma exposure.

Gamma flip—

Spot level where net gamma changes sign.

Call wall—

Largest call gamma strike.

Put wall—

Largest put gamma strike.

Max pain—

Nearest expiry.

Options used—

Deribit public chain.

Gamma by strike —

Black–Scholes gamma from Deribit IV/strike/expiry × open interest. Calls positive, puts negative (standard dealer-positioning assumption). Green = call GEX, red = put GEX, amber line = spot.

Top gamma strikes

Strike	Call GEX	Put GEX	Net	Call OI	Put OI

Buy share (live window)—

Aggressive buy USD share, recent trades.

CVD (session)—

Cumulative aggressive buy − sell USD.

Trades / sec—

Rolling 10-second rate.

Median / p99 print—

From the loaded trade sample.

CVD by second

Time & Sales use “Tape min” to filter

Spoof / pulled0

Large passive orders pulled mostly untraded soon after placement (inferred from L2).

Icebergs0

Traded quantity far above the max quantity ever displayed at the level.

Large adds0

Large resting orders appearing near the touch.

Detection floor—

Public data has no true L3 — these are inferences from book diffs + trades.

Liquidity events (inferred)

A decrease is first matched against trades at that price (±1.5s). What disappears untraded is treated as cancelled/pulled; spoof candidates also need a recent large add at the same level.

Venue / symbol—

Bybit USDT perp first; automatic fallback if blocked.

Mark / Index / Basis—

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Funding—

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Open interest—

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Futures aggression (live)—

Bybit publicTrade buy vs sell USD, rolling.

Coinbase premium—

Coinbase USD vs Binance USDT.

Futures price + open interest (5m)

Candles/line = perp price (left), amber = open interest history (right, normalised). Liquidations stream below.

Liquidations

Notes

If both Bybit and Binance-Futures are geo-blocked in your browser, this view shows “unavailable” while the spot terminal keeps working — the same feeds Tradfye-style terminals depend on are public exchange APIs and inherit their regional blocks.

Consensus

Neutral0.00

Weighted blend of the directional factors below. Gamma, volatility and VPIN are context/risk, not direction.

Directional factors

Context & risk

Start here

Pick a symbol (top USDT pairs by volume). The terminal first loads the order-book snapshot and roughly thirteen thousand recent trades, then switches to the live stream. If the status pill is not LIVE, book sync or trade history is still catching up.

Liquidity heatmap

Shows where resting limit orders sit and how they change. Bright clusters that survive as price approaches often behave as magnets or walls; clusters that vanish are treated with suspicion in the L3 view.

Footprint

Each candle is split by price: aggressive sells on the left, aggressive buys on the right. Diagonal imbalances highlight one-sided urgency; the POC row is the most traded price inside the candle.

Whales & tape

The tape is every aggressive trade. The whale floor adapts to the market (p99 print) so the filter means “unusually large for this symbol right now”, not an arbitrary dollar number.

Volume profile

Volume-by-price for the loaded session. POC is fair value by trade count; VAH/VAL bound the value area. Acceptance outside value suggests repricing; rejection suggests rotation back to POC.

Gamma

Computed from the Deribit options chain. Positive net GEX usually damps moves (dealers hedge against direction); negative GEX can amplify them. Call/put walls and max pain are reference levels, not signals on their own.

L3 liquidity events

Exchanges do not give retail browsers true level-3 data. This terminal infers icebergs, spoof-like pulls and large adds from L2 diffs matched against trades — useful warnings, never proof of intent.

Futures & sentiment

Funding, open interest, liquidations and cross-venue flow add leverage context. The decision panel blends factors with fixed weights, smooths the result, and only leans BUY/SELL beyond a threshold — otherwise it says WAIT.

Risk warning

This is an educational analytics terminal. Nothing here is financial advice. Order-flow tools describe what already traded; they do not predict the next trade.