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The Order Book Delta widget provides a specialized view of liquidity dynamics by tracking the net changes in limit orders over a specific period. Unlike a static Order Book, Delta highlights the “intent” of market participants by showing whether limit orders are being added (increasing liquidity) or subtracted (removing liquidity) at specific price levels.
Single Asset View: Each Order Book Delta widget monitors a single coin. To track multiple assets simultaneously, you can add multiple Delta widgets to your workspace layout.

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Core Functionality

Control how you monitor liquidity shifts with professional-grade navigation and synchronization tools.
  • Symbol Management:
    • Switch Symbols: Click the symbol name to manually search and switch to a different asset.
    • Multi-Symbol Navigation: Quickly pivot between your 5 recently selected symbols within the search interface.
    • Sync State: Toggle the Link icon to sync the widget with your main chart. When enabled, changing your chart’s asset instantly updates the Delta view.
  • Depth Exploration:
    • Deep Inspection: Scroll up or down to view liquidity changes at price levels far from the current market price.
    • Center View: Quickly snap the view back to the current mid-price using the Center button.

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Advanced Data Analysis

Customize the Delta feed to isolate high-signal liquidity movements.

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Units & Timeframes

  • Unit Toggling: Switch between Base Units (e.g., BTC) or Total Dollar Value (USD) to see the scale of liquidity changes in your preferred context.
  • Time Window Selection: Select different lookback periods—such as 1 Hour, 4 Hours, 12 Hours, or 1 Day—to analyze liquidity shifts over various trading sessions.

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Grouping & Levels

  • Dynamic Price Grouping: Adjust price precision to compress the book and identify significant liquidity clusters. Available grouping increments are dynamic and depend on the specific coin’s price.
  • Historical Breakdown: Click on any specific price level to view a detailed histogram breakdown. This shows exactly when orders were added or subtracted across the selected time window, helping you distinguish between sustained interest and temporary spoofing.

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Color Coding

The widget uses clear visual indicators to represent the direction of liquidity flow:
  • Green Bars (+): Indicate liquidity being added to the book at that price level.
  • Red Bars (-): Indicate liquidity being subtracted or canceled from the book.
A large green delta bar signifies that liquidity is being added. It acts as a Buy Wall if the price level is below the current market price, or a Sell Wall if it is above. Conversely, large red bars indicate orders being pulled, which can signal traders repositioning or removing liquidity ahead of volatile moves.