Recorded today from Binance, Kraken, Hyperliquid and Deribit. The worm is what really traded. After NOW, the wire cage shows how far BTC has moved in 3 hours before, measured over every recorded day. Nothing after NOW is measured, and there is no route until one passes a test.
Drag to turn · scroll to zoom · toward you = buying, away = selling
What is real and what is estimated
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The grey stretch in the worm is this morning's disk-full outage, drawn at real length. Nothing is drawn where nothing was recorded.
Complete data we can pull, to build and test a route
Binance archive: every trade, open interest with the buy and sell volume split every 5 min, and the resting orders, per day. Checked: yesterday's files are there (trades 22.8 MB, metrics 11.6 KB, resting orders 564 KB).
Bybit archive: every trade per day (98 MB for yesterday).
OKX archive: every trade per day (17 MB for yesterday).
Not free: Deribit option history per strike, and complete liquidations across exchanges. Needed for dealer walls and fuel in the past.
What they are for: months of history to test a route rule. If a rule's route is not better than this plain 3h range, the route stays off the screen.
reading the trades…
Bitcoin (BTC) today. Left of the NOW wall really traded; right of it is empty future.
Green = buyers hit harder, red = sellers, grey = quiet. Thicker = more dollars.
The blue wire cage is how far BTC moved in 3 hours on past days, not a prediction.
Drag to turn, scroll to zoom. The chips switch layers; "Front" gives exact prices.