Cloud Craft Academy

Cloud Craft Terminal is a professional trading terminal designed for cryptocurrency markets. By processing data in real time, it provides advanced analysis tools. Unlike traditional terminals, it combines modules such as order book analysis (DOM), large volume analysis, volume profile, and proprietary trend indicators on a single platform.

The terminal supports 10+ cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOT, AVAX, LINK, DOGE and more. Each coin has customized precision settings and analysis parameters.

Price charts show only one layer of the market. Data such as order book depth, liquidity distribution, and position concentrations are not visible on charts. Cloud Craft Terminal makes these additional data layers visible:

• DOM Heatmap: Visualizes the order book in real time — detects iceberg orders, hidden liquidity, and absorption zones
• Large Volume Analysis: Detects high-volume position concentration zones and false breakout patterns
• Proprietary Indicators: Kumanchu Cloud Algo®, Drift Mode®, CCraftVanga® — exclusive algorithms found on no other platform
• Risk Management: Crowding analysis, liquidation map, Crowding Alerts — helps you foresee risks in advance

Cloud Craft Terminal has a modular panel structure. The main screen consists of the following components:

Panel	Function
Chart Area	TradingView-based price chart with overlayable indicators
DOM Panel	Order book heatmap, iceberg/absorption detection
Volume Panel	Whale accumulation zones, bull/bear trap areas
Indicator Panel	Kumanchu Cloud Algo, Drift Mode, Crowding, Crowding Alerts
Watchlist	Coin list, Crowding Alerts, and crowding risk levels
Key Levels	Multi-timeframe support/resistance levels

You can access Cloud Craft Terminal at cloudcraft.trade. Account creation process:

• Go to the website and fill out the registration form
• Activate your account via email verification
• Features will be activated based on your plan selection

The terminal comes with dark theme (dark mode) — optimized for extended screen time. All visuals, colors, and chart styles are designed for a professional trading environment.

Cloud Craft Terminal offers three different plans. Each plan includes all features of the previous one:

Starter

• DOM Heatmap Pro (4 exchanges)
• Volume Profile + Key Levels
• Liquidation Tools
• Drift Mode
• 4-exchange aggregated order book
• Iceberg + Hidden Liquidity detection
• Scalp to Swing converter

Pro

• All Starter features
• Crowding Risk analysis
• Whale Zone panel
• Trap Package (Bull/Bear/Whale/Scalp alerts)
• Kumanchu Cloud Algo Momentum
• CloudCraft AI Analysis
• Weekly Intelligence Report (18 data categories)

Elite

• All Pro features
• Whale Signals
• Phantom Lights (bottom and top predictions)
• CCraftVanga (date-based prediction system)
• Priority support
• Access to all current and future products

Volume Profile is an analysis tool that shows how much trading volume occurred at each price level during a given time period. Unlike traditional volume indicators (time-based volume), volume profile distributes volume along the price axis. This reveals which price levels are considered "fair value" by market participants.

Volume profile is used to identify support/resistance zones, analyze liquidity concentration, and detect price imbalances. The most traded level is considered the market's "consensus point."

Price tends toward equilibrium in high-volume areas and fast movement in low-volume areas. Volume Profile visualizes these structures:

• High Volume Node (HVN): Dense volume area — price slows here, forming a range
• Low Volume Node (LVN): Low volume area — price moves through quickly, "gap" zones

Cloud Craft Terminal automatically calculates Volume Profile for Previous Week (PW), Previous Day (PD), Previous Month (PM), Current Week (CW), and Current Day (CD) periods. POC, VAH, and VAL levels for each period are displayed as horizontal lines on the chart.

Point of Control (POC) is the price level with the highest trading volume in the volume profile. This level represents the "fair value" point where buyers and sellers reached the most agreement within a given timeframe. POC is one of the most commonly watched reference levels.

POC acts as the market's equilibrium point. Price slows when approaching POC because of dense two-sided trading activity. Trading above POC indicates an upward bias, while trading below indicates a downward bias.

A separate POC line is drawn on the chart for each period (PW, PD, PM). PW-POC, representing a week-long volume consensus, is a reference level reflecting a broader timeframe.

Naked POC (nPOC) are Point of Control levels that formed in the past but have never been retested by price. These "naked" POCs are considered unfinished business by the market and price tends to gravitate toward these levels — they essentially act as price magnets.

Cloud Craft Terminal performs a 365-day lookback nPOC scan. This scan, updated every 12 hours, tracks naked and touched POCs for 25+ coins.

nPOC levels are the market's unfinished auctions. These levels are watched as targets because:

• An untested POC indicates unresolved liquidity at that price level
• Strong reactions are expected when price approaches nPOCs — it either tests or reverses quickly
• nPOCs untested for longer periods have a stronger magnet effect

nPOC levels are displayed as dashed horizontal lines on the chart. Each level shows the date it was formed. Touched (tested) POCs are automatically removed from the list.

Weekly nPOC (W-nPOC) are POC levels derived from weekly volume profiles that have not yet been tested. They are considered stronger structural levels compared to daily nPOCs because they represent a week-long trading consensus.

Weekly nPOCs are especially important:

• The weekly timeframe filters out daily noise and reveals true structural levels
• W-nPOCs are commonly used as swing trade targets
• Cloud Craft automatically updates every Monday at 01:30

W-nPOC levels are displayed on the chart as weekly naked POC lines. Unlike daily nPOCs, they represent stronger structural levels.

Value Area defines the price range where 70% of the total volume in the volume profile occurred. This range is defined by two levels:

• VAH (Value Area High): Upper boundary of the value area — volumetric resistance
• VAL (Value Area Low): Lower boundary of the value area — volumetric support

This calculation is done by expanding in both directions from the POC. Layers are added until 70% of the total volume is reached.

The Value Area is considered the market's "fair value zone." Range trading logic applies when price is inside this zone, and trend movement logic applies when it breaks out. Algorithmic trading systems typically trade at value area boundaries.

PW-VAH, PW-VAL, PD-VAH, PD-VAL levels are displayed as color-coded horizontal lines on the chart. VAH is typically drawn in red/orange, VAL in green/blue tones.

VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) is the average price since the start of the trading day, weighted by volume at each price level. Unlike a simple moving average, it is volume-weighted — giving more weight to levels with higher trading activity.

VWAP is a widely used reference point in financial literature. The expression "I bought below VWAP" means a purchase was made at a level below the volume-weighted average price for that day.

• Represents the market's intraday fair value
• Algorithmic trading systems use VWAP as a benchmark
• Above VWAP = buying pressure dominant, below = selling pressure dominant

PW (Previous Week), PM (Previous Month), and PD (Previous Day) levels include the high, low, close, and POC/VAH/VAL values of past periods. These levels are the most watched reference points in the market.

Level	Meaning	Significance
PW-High	Last week's highest point	Weekly resistance
PW-Low	Last week's lowest point	Weekly support
PW-POC	Last week's POC	Weekly fair value
PM-High/Low	Last month's high/low	Monthly structural levels
PD-High/Low	Yesterday's high/low	Daily intraday reference

Since these levels are widely watched, they cause order concentration and price reactions. Particularly PW-High/Low and PM-High/Low levels are frequently reactive reference points.

Key Levels® is a proprietary Cloud Craft module that automatically calculates support and resistance levels from 6 different timeframes (Yearly, 6-Month, 3-Month, Monthly, Weekly, Daily). These levels are based on candle color change logic (green-to-red = resistance, red-to-green = support) and are automatically invalidated when tested by price.

Timeframe	Label	Kullanim
12 Months	YEARLY	Macro structural levels
6 Months	6M	Semi-annual equilibrium zone
3 Months	3M	Quarterly trend levels
1 Month	MONTHLY	Swing trade references
1 Week	WEEKLY	Weekly action levels
1 Day	DAILY	Intraday trade levels

Key Levels are displayed as labeled horizontal lines on the chart. Each level shows the timeframe label (YEARLY, WEEKLY, etc.) and type (SUPPORT/RESISTANCE).

Whale Accumulation Zones shows zones where position volume well above average is detected at specific price levels. Cloud Craft analyzes position heatmap data from spot and futures markets to mark on the map which levels have dense long or short position accumulation.

Note: This data shows position size, not who opened the position. A high-volume position may belong to a single large trader, a fund, or many small traders aggregated at the same level. The tool measures where volume is concentrating, not who.

• Accumulation: Dense long position accumulation at a certain level indicates that level may function as a potential support zone
• Distribution: Dense short position accumulation indicates that level may be a potential resistance zone
• Position concentrations can form before price movements — however not every concentration leads to price movement

Whale zones are drawn as colored boxes on the chart. Long zones (buy concentration) appear in green/cyan, Short zones (sell concentration) in red. Each zone's size reflects position volume — larger boxes represent higher-volume zones. The system ranks the densest 5 long and 5 short zones.

Bull Trap is when price rises above a resistance level then drops sharply — buyers who trusted the breakout are left in an unfavorable position. Bear Trap is the opposite — price falls below a support level then reverses upward. Both are false breakout patterns.

The reasons for these patterns forming are debatable. Factors such as automatic orders triggered at levels where stop-loss orders are concentrated, liquidity seeking, or excessive price movement in low-volume environments may play a role. Regardless of the reason, this price pattern is a recognizable and recurring one.

• False breakouts are generally a price pattern observed before trend reversals
• A quick reversal after the breakout may indicate the movement in that direction is unsustainable
• Cloud Craft marks potential trap zones using position concentration data

Bull and Bear trap zones are marked with different colored boxes on the chart. Price areas just above large short zones are evaluated as potential bull traps, areas just below large long zones as potential bear traps.

Bull/Bear Trap Scalp shows scalp-focused squeeze pressure zones. While normal Bull/Bear Trap Zones cover a wider timeframe, the Scalp version focuses on shorter-term position data to identify scalp trade opportunities.

The LONG/SHORT label shows the direction of pressure, while the arrow and percentage value show whether this pressure has strengthened or weakened in recent updates.

Feature	Trap Zones	Trap Scalp
Timeframe	Broad (long-term)	Scalp (short-term)
Usage	Swing trade, position targets	Scalp/day trade opportunities
Update	Changes more slowly	More dynamic, updates frequently
Sensitivity	Large structural levels	Short-term pressure points

Scalp zones are marked with boxes on the chart. Each box has a LONG or SHORT label, direction arrow, and percentage change information. These areas are potential reversal or acceleration zones.

Phantom Lights® is Cloud Craft's proprietary alert system. It triggers when extreme crowding is detected in the market and draws attention to potential turning points. It triggers rarely — therefore when it appears, reviewing current positions and risk management is recommended.

Phantom Lights alerts are divided into three different zones based on price distance from ATH (All-Time High). Each zone has a different meaning and expected market behavior:

Zone	Condition	Meaning
DIP-ZONE	Price is significantly below ATH	Dip zone alert — extreme crowding detected while price is at low levels
ATH-ZONE	Price is near ATH	Top zone alert — extreme crowding at high levels, correction risk increases
ARA-ZONE	Price is between ATH and DIP	Middle zone alert — crowding continues in the current trend direction

• Phantom Lights alerts trigger rarely — therefore when they appear, reviewing current positions is recommended
• The alert indicates the market has become excessively crowded in one direction and the reversal risk has increased
• DIP-ZONE: Alerts triggered when price is at low levels may indicate the sell side is beginning to exhaust
• ATH-ZONE: Alerts triggered when price is at high levels may indicate the buy side has become excessively crowded
• Important: Past performance does not guarantee future results. Each alert should be evaluated together with other data

Alert frequency is also an important indicator:

• Isolated alert (after long silence): A stronger and more reliable indicator. A phantom that lights after a long quiet period signals a significant turning point
• Cluster alerts (rapid succession): Indicates the market is in an exhaustion phase. Consecutive phantoms in the ATH-ZONE particularly confirm weakening upward momentum

Phantom Lights are placed on the chart as special markers. Each signal includes its date and severity level. Archive data can be viewed retrospectively — allowing you to examine the impact of past signals on price action.

Crowding Lights® is a proprietary Cloud Craft indicator. It analyzes density by tracking price movements and input/output flows in real time. It shows in real time when activity has begun on a coin, that it should be watched, and which direction the density is flowing. It is especially effective for altcoins.

Crowding Lights is shown in real time on the chart panel. You can visually track which direction the density is flowing and how strong it is. Updated in real time.

Crowding Meters (CM) is an early warning system displayed for each coin in the Cloud Craft watchlist. It is a summary of Crowding Lights — allowing you to see at a glance which coins have emerging crowding risk. When a CM alert triggers on a coin, you are recommended to examine that coin's detailed crowding status.

A CM column appears next to each coin in the watchlist. Current status is shown with three levels:

Level	Meaning
CALM	Calm — normal market conditions
WATCH	Start watching — sharp movement may begin
HOT+	Threshold crossed — this coin is active today, track actively

DOM (Depth of Market) Heatmap is a visualization tool that displays buy and sell orders in the order book in real time. The order density at each price level is represented by color intensity — darker colors indicate denser order accumulation, lighter colors indicate fewer orders.

Cloud Craft's DOM Heatmap uses a high-performance binary-encoded data format for BTC and ETH. It offers viewing across different time scales (5 seconds - 1 day) and includes historical data.

• Reveals order book support/resistance zones that price charts do not show
• Seeing where large orders are accumulating in real time helps evaluate price movement with an additional data layer
• Helps detect order book patterns such as spoofing and iceberg orders

The DOM panel is positioned next to or below the price chart. The vertical axis represents price, the horizontal axis represents time, and color density represents order volume. The bid side (buy orders) and ask side (sell orders) are shown with different color scales.

LOD Level	Time Scale	Usage
LOD 4	5 seconds	Scalping, instant movement
LOD 3	1 minute	Short-term action
LOD 2	5 minutes	Intraday analysis
LOD 1	1 hour	Swing trade support/resistance
LOD 0	1 day	Big picture structural levels

Iceberg orders are a special order type where only a small portion of a large order is visible in the order book, while the remaining large portion stays hidden "underwater." When each visible portion is filled, the next portion automatically becomes visible. You only see the tip of the iceberg — the real size is much larger.

Large volume orders are entered in iceberg format because showing their full size can negatively impact the market (front-running risk). Detecting iceberg orders is a critical ability for understanding the true depth of the order book.

• Iceberg orders change the real liquidity map — there can be far more orders than what the visible order book shows
• Detection of an iceberg buy order indicates strong support at that level
• Iceberg orders generally work in line with the trend direction — iceberg buys in uptrends, iceberg sells in downtrends

Cloud Craft's DOM module detects iceberg activity by identifying continuously refreshing orders at the same price level. These zones appear as repeating flare patterns on the heatmap.

Each detected iceberg is marked with an "I" letter on the chart. Next to the marker, the confidence percentage and executed volume are shown. Buy-side icebergs (BID) are colored green/cyan, sell-side icebergs (ASK) in red.

Each iceberg detection comes with a confidence score (%). This score indicates how reliable the detection is. The score is calculated from three factors:

Factor	Weight	Description
Trade Size Similarity	%50	How close in size consecutive trades are. Real iceberg orders send each slice at nearly the same size
Time Score	%25	Refresh speed — the faster slices fill consecutively, the higher the score
Refresh Pattern	%25	Consistency of the refill pattern — regular and repeating patterns score higher

Confidence levels:

Level	Score	Visual
High	≥ 70%	Large marker + glow effect — high reliability
Medium	50-69%	Medium marker — noteworthy but confirmation recommended
Below threshold	< 50%	Not displayed — insufficient evidence

Settings: You can change the minimum confidence threshold (default 70%), time window, minimum trade count, and volume thresholds from DOM settings. The system also automatically calibrates these thresholds based on market conditions.

Hidden Liquidity is the invisible trading volume beyond the visible orders in the order book. This includes iceberg orders, dark pool trades, and OTC (over-the-counter) transactions. In 2025, 51.8% of US stocks were traded in dark pools — showing that the visible order book is only half the picture.

• The visible order book does not reflect all liquidity — the real supply/demand balance may be different
• If price is not falling despite aggressive selling, hidden buy orders (hidden bids) may be providing support
• Hidden liquidity detection helps identify true support/resistance levels

Cloud Craft's DOM module analyzes discrepancies between trading volume and visible order volume. When more volume is traded than what is visible, this indicates the presence of hidden liquidity.

Absorption is when large limit orders absorb aggressive market orders and stop price movement. For example, while aggressive sellers try to push the price down, a large limit buy order absorbs all the selling pressure and price does not fall — this creates invisible support.

Absorption is invisible in price action but can be clearly detected in order flow: a level that is continuously tested with high volume but does not break is the classic sign of absorption.

• Absorption is one of the important support/resistance alerts — it shows that large limit orders at that level are standing against pressure
• Levels where absorption is observed can be evaluated as potential trend reversal points
• Absorption + increasing volume = active order accumulation continues at that level

On the DOM Heatmap, absorption is observed as persistent dense color at a price level despite price being unable to pass through it. Cloud Craft automatically highlights these patterns.

Historical S/R Labels are historical support and resistance levels derived from Cloud Craft's DOM data. The label next to each level shows how many times it has been tested: S45x = tested 45 times as support, R38x = tested 38 times as resistance.

The higher the test count, the stronger the structural point that level is considered. However, levels tested too many times can weaken over time — each test reduces the liquidity at that level.

Short horizontal lines are displayed on the chart with labels showing test counts beside them. Levels with high test counts are highlighted with thicker or more prominent colors.

CVΔ (Cumulative Volume Delta) is the cumulative total of the difference between buy and sell trading volumes in the market. In each trade, the buyer side volume is added and the seller side volume is subtracted. The resulting cumulative line shows the real supply/demand balance behind price movement.

The formula is simple: CVΔ = Σ (Buy Volume − Sell Volume). Positive CVΔ indicates buyers are dominant, negative CVΔ indicates sellers are dominant.

• If CVΔ is also rising while price is rising, it means there is real buying pressure — the trend is healthy
• If CVΔ is falling while price is rising, this is a bearish divergence — the rally is losing buyer support, potential reversal risk
• If CVΔ is rising while price is falling, bullish divergence — sellers are weakening, hidden buy accumulation may be occurring
• Unlike the order book, CVΔ measures executed trades — action, not intention

CVΔ is shown as a line chart in the lower panel of the DOM Heatmap. The time axis is perfectly aligned with the heatmap, allowing you to see order density and actual trade flow side by side.

Feature	Description
Line Color	Green = positive CVΔ (buyers dominant), Red = negative CVΔ (sellers dominant)
Fill Area	Semi-transparent fill under the line visually highlights trend strength
Zero Line	Dashed line — CVΔ crossing the zero line may indicate a trend reversal
Value Label	Instant CVΔ value is shown in the upper right corner
Data Source	Trade data from Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid, and OKX is aggregated

Settings: The CVΔ panel can be toggled on and off from the Indicators section in DOM settings.

Open Interest (OI) is the total number of open contracts in the futures market that have not yet been closed. The difference from trading volume is: volume measures the number of trades made in a day, while OI shows the total of positions that are currently actively open.

When a new buyer and a new seller create a contract, OI increases. When an existing buyer and an existing seller close their positions, OI decreases. When an existing position is transferred to someone else, OI does not change.

• Rising OI + Rising Price: New money is entering the market, trend is strengthening
• Rising OI + Falling Price: Short positions are increasing, downward pressure is strengthening
• Falling OI + Rising Price: Shorts are closing (short squeeze), sustainability is questionable
• Falling OI + Falling Price: Longs are closing (long unwinding), selling pressure may decrease

Funding Rate is the periodic fee paid between long and short position holders in perpetual futures contracts. This mechanism ensures that the perpetual futures price stays close to the spot price:

• Positive Funding: Longs are paying shorts — excessive optimism in the market (long-heavy)
• Negative Funding: Shorts are paying longs — excessive pessimism in the market (short-heavy)

Funding is generally calculated every 8 hours.

Excessively high positive funding indicates that the market has become excessively crowded in one direction. This is generally considered a signal before a reverse move (squeeze). Historically, periods of excessive positive funding have tended to result in sharp drops, while excessive negative funding periods have resulted in sharp rises.

Long/Short Ratio shows the ratio of long positions to short positions in the market. If greater than 1.0, longs are dominant; if less, shorts are dominant. This data is generally pulled from Binance futures and reveals the overall tendency of market participants.

• Excessively long-heavy markets carry the risk of short squeeze or long liquidation cascade
• When Long/Short ratio and funding rate are evaluated together, the market's tendency is clearly understood
• Excessively one-sided positioning increases the risk of reverse movement — excessively high long ratio = potential correction risk

Liquidation Heatmap is a map that visualizes at which price levels leveraged positions will be forcefully closed (liquidated). Cloud Craft analyzes 89-day historical liquidation data to show potential liquidation clusters on the map.

Liquidation levels act as price magnets — price tends to gravitate toward levels with large liquidation clusters because forced sell/buy orders are triggered at these levels, creating liquidity.

• Liquidation cascades create the sharpest moves in the market — long liquidation = sharp drop, short liquidation = sharp rise
• Levels with large liquidation clusters act as magnets
• Because these levels contain high liquidity, a tendency for price to move toward these areas is observed

The liquidation map is displayed with color density over the price chart. Dense red/orange areas represent large liquidation clusters, lighter colors represent less dense areas.

Cloud Craft divides liquidation levels into three tiers. Each tier represents a different leverage group and is shown with different line styles on the chart:

Tier	Line Style	Description
Tier 1	Thin, dotted	Liquidation levels of low-leverage positions — more distant, triggered less frequently
Tier 2	Medium thickness, dashed	Liquidation levels of medium-leverage positions — commonly seen liquidation zones
Tier 3	Thick, solid	Liquidation levels of high-leverage positions — closest to price, most frequently triggered zones

You can toggle each tier on and off individually from terminal settings. Tier 3 levels are generally the most critical because high-leverage positions have the closest liquidation levels to price and cascade movements start there.

Kumanchu Cloud Algo® is Cloud Craft's proprietary trend analysis system. It performs simultaneous trend analysis using advanced algorithmic calculations. Trend direction, alerts, and Dynamic S/R zones are calculated.

Kumanchu offers trend analysis across different perspectives from short-term to macro trend. Trend direction, alert strength, and Dynamic S/R zones are calculated separately for each perspective.

• Trend alignment: Higher confidence in trend direction is formed when all perspectives point in the same direction
• The proprietary algorithm combines momentum + equilibrium + direction information in a single indicator
• Dynamic S/R zones: A proprietary algorithm that detects invisible support/resistance zones
• Kumanchu is optimized for position/swing trading

The Kumanchu panel shows different trend perspectives side by side. For each perspective:

• Trend direction: Bullish (● Cyan) or Bearish (● Dark red)
• Alerts: Long/Short entry alerts and momentum alerts
• Dynamic S/R Zones: Dynamic support/resistance zones shown as yellow boxes on the chart

Drift Mode® is an optimized version of Kumanchu for scalping and short-term trading. It uses the same proprietary algorithm but works with shorter-term perspectives. It offers trend analysis at different speed layers from ultra short-term scalp to daily swing direction.

• Provides minute-by-minute trend analysis for scalpers
• Creates "macro-micro alignment" when used together with Kumanchu
• Dynamic S/R zones are also active in short-term perspectives — scalp S/R levels

Drift Mode is positioned below or beside the Kumanchu panel. The color coding is the same: Cyan = Bullish, Dark red = Bearish.

CCraftVanga® is Cloud Craft's most advanced proprietary module (Elite plan). While traditional indicators answer the question "up or down?", Vanga answers the question "when?". The time-based prediction system marks the timing of potential future turning points in advance.

Vanga uses a proprietary time projection algorithm. When certain technical conditions form, it marks potential future reversal zones with two different colors:

• Green Zones: Shorter-term potential turning points
• Purple Zones: Longer-term potential turning points

• Adds the time dimension to trading alongside price level
• Answers the question "When?" in addition to "Where?"
• Predetermined time windows provide critical information for trade planning and risk management
• Future zones are visible on the chart — predictions exist even in price areas that have not yet formed

Vanga zones are displayed as vertical colored bands on the chart. Each band represents a potential turning time window. The accuracy rate of past zones can be examined retrospectively.

Weekly Intelligence Brief is a comprehensive intelligence report that summarizes data collected from all of Cloud Craft's modules on a weekly basis. This report analyzes the previous week's market dynamics and identifies levels, risks, and opportunities to watch for the coming week.

• Combines data from all modules into a single report
• Weekly nPOC changes, new naked POCs, and touched POCs are listed
• Position concentration changes, OI trends, and crowding levels are summarized
• Critical levels and coins to watch are highlighted

The report is produced in HTML format and can be accessed through the terminal or delivered via email. A typical report includes the following sections:

Section	Content
Executive Summary	Summary assessment of the week
nPOC / W-nPOC Update	New naked POCs, tested levels
Whale Activity	High-volume position changes, accumulation/distribution zones
Risk Assessment	Crowding levels, OI trends, liquidation risks
Key Levels Watch	Critical support/resistance levels for next week
Signal Recap	Kumanchu/Drift alerts, Phantom Lights

Aggregates forced liquidation data collected live from multiple major exchanges (Binance, OKX, Bybit, dYdX). Shows how many positions were forcefully closed in the last 24 hours, platform-based volume, count distribution, and LONG/SHORT ratio.

Data	Description
Total Volume	Combined liquidation volume in the last 24 hours (in USD)
Liquidation Count	Total forced liquidation count across all platforms
LONG / SHORT Ratio	Directional distribution of liquidations — which side is getting squeezed more
Platform Distribution	Volume and count details by exchange (Binance, OKX, Bybit, dYdX)

How to Interpret?

• LONG side getting squeezed → Buy positions have seen more liquidation; downward pressure is dominant.
• SHORT side getting squeezed → Sell positions have been liquidated; upward movement is in play.
• High total volume → Cascade liquidation risk increases. May be a harbinger of sudden and sharp price movements.

Measures the difference between market makers' total LONG and SHORT position sizes. Calculates the deviation from the historical average using the rolling z-score method.

Indicator	Description
z-score	How many standard deviations the net delta is from the historical average. Around 0 = neutral, beyond ±1.5 = extreme positioning
Percentile	The percentile of the current z-score in the historical distribution
LONG / SHORT Volume	Market makers' total position distribution (in USD)
24h Sparkline	Mini chart of z-score change in the last 24 hours

Contrarian Alerts

z-score Range	Status	Alert
z > +1.5	Extreme Long	Contrarian SHORT alert — market carries reversal risk
z < −1.5	Extreme Short	Contrarian LONG alert — extreme selling pressure may reverse direction
−1.5 ≤ z ≤ +1.5	Neutral	No significant contrarian alert

Monitors live position data of large wallets. Only active wallets updated within the last 10 minutes are shown.

Data	Description
Active Wallet Count	Number of large accounts that updated positions in the last 10 minutes
L/S Ratio	Whales' total LONG and SHORT position distribution (value-based)
LONG / SHORT Boxes	Position count and total volume by direction (USD)
Coin Distribution	Top 6 coins with most whale positions — each showing its LONG percentage

How to Interpret?

• LONG-heavy distribution → Large wallets are carrying positions in the upward direction. Smart money may be betting up.
• SHORT-heavy distribution → Large players are positioned expecting a decline.
• Watch the coin distribution → Which coins whales are concentrating in gives clues about potential movement in those coins.

alternative.me sourced Bitcoin and crypto market sentiment index. Produces a score between 0–100 and measures the dominant sentiment in the market.

Range	Status	Comment
0 – 25	Extreme Fear	Investors are very fearful — potential buying opportunity
25 – 45	Fear	Fear dominates the market
45 – 55	Neutral	Balanced sentiment
55 – 75	Greed	Greed in the market — caution is advised
75 – 100	Extreme Greed	Extreme greed — potential correction risk

The widget also shows last 7 days of historical scores, allowing sentiment trend tracking.

Shows live positions of large accounts (minimum $100K position value) on the selected coin. Positions are sorted by value size and up to 8 positions are listed.

Data	Description
Trader Label	Wallet address or defined label. Elite whales are marked with ⭐
Direction & Leverage	LONG or SHORT position and leverage multiplier used (e.g. 10x)
Position Value	Notional value of the open position in USD
PnL	Unrealized profit/loss (absolute USD + percentage)
Win Rate	Trader's historical trade win rate
Entry / Current Price	Position entry price and current market price (detailed in tooltip)

Elite Whale System

Elite Whales tracked via a separate API are wallets with high win rates and consistent success. These traders are highlighted with a ⭐ badge and additional metrics are shown in tooltips:

• Win Rate — Historical trade-based win rate
• Profit Factor — Total profit / total loss ratio (above 2.0 is highlighted in gold)
• Liquidation Count — How many times this wallet has been liquidated in the past
• Funding Income/Expense — Total funding rate income or expense

TT MAP

The 🗺 TT MAP button in the Top Trader Positions section visualizes all large traders' entry prices on the chart. This way you can see at a glance which price levels have dense position accumulation.