TRD
Trades / tape
Every executed trade: price, size and aggressor side (buyer or seller hit the market).
How traders use it · Builds the footprint, CVD and big-trade prints, so you can see who is actually pushing price.
Data · multi-exchange · low latency
TradrQuant streams live market data from Hyperliquid, Binance, OKX, Bybit and Coinbase with low latency: trades, order book depth, open interest, funding, liquidations and tracked Hyperliquid whale wallets. Here is what each feed is and how traders use it.
TRD
Every executed trade: price, size and aggressor side (buyer or seller hit the market).
How traders use it · Builds the footprint, CVD and big-trade prints, so you can see who is actually pushing price.
OB
Resting limit orders on both sides of the book, streamed as live depth updates.
How traders use it · Spot liquidity walls, spoofed size that disappears, and where price is likely to stall or slice through.
OI
Total open perpetual contracts, updated live.
How traders use it · Tells you if a move is new positioning (OI rising) or positions closing (OI falling), which separates real trends from squeezes.
FND
The periodic payment between longs and shorts on perpetual futures.
How traders use it · Shows crowding. Extreme positive funding means longs are paying up, and crowded sides tend to get flushed.
LIQ
Forced closes of leveraged positions as they happen.
How traders use it · Liquidation cascades mark capitulation and exhaustion. Clusters show where the fuel for the next move sits.
WAL
Tracked Hyperliquid wallets: open positions, open orders and liquidation levels, read from the public on-chain order book.
How traders use it · See where large traders are positioned and where they would be forced out, before it shows up on the chart.
On-chain perpetuals DEX
Hyperliquid runs a fully on-chain order book, which means positioning is public. TradrQuant streams Hyperliquid order flow alongside tracked whale wallets, so you can see both the tape and who is behind it.
The only venue where you can watch large wallets' open orders and liquidation levels directly. We combine that with Hyperliquid funding and open interest to flag when whales are leaning against the crowd.
Largest perpetual futures venue
Binance perpetuals carry the deepest crypto liquidity, so Binance order flow usually leads price discovery. TradrQuant streams Binance trades, depth, open interest, funding and liquidations in real time.
Binance CVD and big-trade prints are the main lens for BTC and ETH in the free terminal. When Binance aggression diverges from price, it is often the first warning of a reversal.
Major perpetual futures venue
OKX is one of the largest derivatives venues and often moves with a different crowd than Binance. TradrQuant streams OKX order flow, depth, OI, funding and liquidations into the same views.
Comparing OKX and Binance flow side by side shows whether a move is broad-based or driven by one venue, which helps you avoid fake breakouts.
High-leverage retail perpetuals
Bybit carries a large share of retail leverage. Its liquidation and funding data is a strong read on retail crowding.
Bybit liquidation spikes often mark local tops and bottoms. TradrQuant aggregates them with the other venues so you see the whole flush, not a slice of it.
US spot benchmark
Coinbase is the reference US spot market. TradrQuant streams Coinbase spot trades and order book depth as the spot counterpart to the perpetual venues.
Spot buying on Coinbase versus perp-driven moves elsewhere separates real demand from leveraged speculation, often called the Coinbase premium.
Hyperliquid, Binance, OKX, Bybit and Coinbase, with more venues being added. Perpetual venues include trades, order book, open interest, funding and liquidations; Coinbase provides spot trades and order book depth.
Yes. Feeds are streamed live over exchange websockets with low latency and processed as they arrive. There is no delayed or end-of-day data in the terminal.
Yes. The public TradrQuant terminal shows live BTC and ETH order flow, including footprint, CVD and the trade tape, free with an account.
Hyperliquid's order book is on-chain, so wallet positions, open orders and liquidation levels are public. TradrQuant tracks large wallets and surfaces where they are positioned and where they would be liquidated.
Each venue has its own participants. Reading them together shows whether aggression is broad-based or isolated to one exchange, which is a useful filter for breakouts and reversals.
No. TradrQuant provides market data and analytics. It does not guarantee profits, and all trading carries risk.
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