Explain the function of Orderbook History
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Introduction
This function provides detailed information about the order book in the form of snapshots taken at customizable intervals (30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours,
1 day, 1 week, etc.).
This feature allows you to:
Track the historical changes of the order book in real-time.
Identify trends in the changes of bid and ask prices over time.
Analyze market behavior, detect signs of price manipulation, and develop long-term trading strategies.
The data is presented visually, making it easy to compare across different time intervals, helping you capture the overall market landscape in detail and with precision.
There are two main types of orders: limit and market:
This function is optimized for monitoring and analyzing limit orders, helping you better understand the changes and distribution of orders in the order book.
For market orders, you can use the Market Order Insight tool, an equally powerful solution designed to meet in-depth analysis needs.
Chart Structure
This feature includes a line chart representing price and a heatmap chart displaying order volume.
The line chart is overlaid on the heatmap chart, making it easy to observe the relationship between price and order volume at specific price levels.
The heatmap chart consists of multiple consecutive columns, each separated by a customizable time interval (30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, 1 day, 1 week, etc.).
Data column (red shaded area): Each column represents a snapshot of the order book at a specific point in time, corresponding to the data displayed in the Orderbook function.
Cells within the column: Each column is divided into smaller cells, with each cell representing the volume of limit orders within a price range
[starting price → ending price].
For example, a cell showing
[109.778 USDT → 110.199 USDT] indicates that within the price range from 109.778 USDT to 110.199 USDT, the total volume of limit sell orders is 78,168,954 USDT.
Detailed Information of a Cell in the Chart
Time: The timestamp at which the order book was recorded.
Price increment: The price step between cells in the heatmap chart.
Price range: The price interval from
[starting price → ending price], used to group limit buy or limit sell orders within this range.
Volume: The total volume of limit buy or limit sell orders within the Price Range.
Price: The price corresponding to the current cursor position.
Color Display
The color of each cell in the heatmap chart changes based on the order volume. Specifically, the larger the order volume, the darker the color.
Display Rules:
Only cells with order volumes within the range of MIN-VOLUME and MAX-VOLUME are displayed.
Cells with order volumes exceeding
MAX-VOLUME or below MIN-VOLUME will be hidden.
For example, if you move the left slider on the chart to the value of 37M:
MIN-VOLUME: 36,794,155 USDT
MAX-VOLUME: 168.780.529 USDT
Result: Only cells with order volumes between 36,794,155 USDT and 168,780,529 USDT will be displayed.
This color display method helps you easily identify significant order volume levels and focus on meaningful data.
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