AltScreenerAI: see the resting orders before they move price

AltScreenerAI is a free, visual-first crypto market-structure website. It shows the live Bitcoin resting orders as a 2D and 3D heatmap, estimated and real liquidation levels, readings of who is buying and selling harder and where orders are being absorbed, live 3D chart views (the Lab) and a free Telegram channel with the alerts. No signup is needed. Nothing here is investment advice.

Live pages

The Lab: live 3D Bitcoin views

Alerts

An automated service checks the market about every 30 seconds against fixed written rules (pressure in the resting orders, weekly and monthly levels, hidden iceberg orders, volume surges, large moves, buy/sell volume gaps) and posts when a rule is met. Every alert goes to the free Telegram channel t.me/asa_open_deck. An alert reports what was measured; it is not a prediction or a recommendation.

Frequently asked questions

What is AltScreenerAI?

A free website that visualises crypto market structure: where large Bitcoin orders are waiting at each price, where leveraged traders would be liquidated, who is buying and selling aggressively, and which coins have unusual volume. It also posts automated alerts to a free Telegram channel.

Is AltScreenerAI free?

The public pages are free with no account: the resting-orders heatmap, liquidations, market map, the Lab and every alert card in the free Telegram deck, plus a delayed, limited view of the Approach and Timing charts. Paid tiers and what each one opens are listed on the pricing page.

Do I need an account or a wallet?

No. The public pages work without signup, email or wallet.

What is a resting-orders heatmap?

A chart of the resting orders over time that shows at which prices large buy and sell orders are waiting. It shows where price may run into heavy resting orders.

What is a liquidation heatmap?

A chart of the prices where leveraged futures positions would be force-closed. On AltScreenerAI it shows three estimate models and a consensus next to the liquidations that really happened, so the estimates can be checked.

Where do the alerts come from?

An automated service checks the market about every 30 seconds against fixed written rules and posts when a rule is met. Every alert is posted to the free Telegram channel t.me/asa_open_deck.

Are the alerts financial advice or a proven strategy?

No. An alert reports what was measured at that moment. The site makes no claim that following alerts makes money, does not manage money and does not trade for anyone. Crypto trading, especially with leverage, can lose all of the money put in.

Where does the data come from?

From public market data of major crypto exchanges, recorded continuously by the site's own servers.

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