Find the size.
Start with where the big orders sit. A 312 BTC bid at 83,600 and a 268 BTC ask at 84,600 frame the whole move.
Candles show where price has been. Blade shows where the size is waiting: the walls, the big trades, the orders nobody has hit yet.
Charts powered by TradingView. View only: no account, no orders.
You've been trading one layer of the market. There are four more under it.
Candles show what already traded. Under them sit the trades that moved price, the orders still waiting, and the positions that are crowded. Blade puts every layer on one chart, so you read the market the way professional desks do.
The market, dissected
What already traded. The only layer most traders ever look at.
Who hit the market, and how hard. Big prints show where real money moved and which side it came from.
Orders still waiting to be filled. Walls pull price in, stop it cold, or vanish right before it arrives.
How much is stacked on each side, and how far away. Read across Binance, Coinbase, Deribit, Bitfinex, Bitstamp and KuCoin, with a dash when an exchange can't be read.
Open interest and funding. Who is crowded into the move, and who gets forced out when it turns.
Scroll to take the chart apart.
Illustration. Not a signal or advice.

Read the book
The same stretch of Bitcoin, read the way a liquidity trader reads it.
Start with where the big orders sit. A 312 BTC bid at 83,600 and a 268 BTC ask at 84,600 frame the whole move.
Sellers hit 83,600 twice, about 120 BTC at market. Price stops, and the bid is still there. The wall is absorbing them.
Buy just above the wall, stop just below it, target the next wall up. $120 of risk for $900 of room.
The 240 BTC ask at 84,250 was pulled before price got there. On Blade you watch it disappear, so you never lean on size that's already gone.
Illustration. Not a signal or advice.
The desk
Around the chart sit five widgets, each one live right here on the same data stream as the desk. This is what each one adds.
Every venue and market for the coin in one list, price and 24h move side by side. It adds scope: you see where the same asset trades and where it is leading.
Bid against ask at 0, 1, 2.5, 5 and 25% from price, spot and perp books across every exchange Blade reads. It adds context: which venue is stacked, not just one book.
Size added to and pulled from the book near price over the last hour. It adds intent: walls appearing and vanishing before price gets there.
Every large print from every venue, buys in green and sells in red. It adds proof: where real money actually hit.
Rules on any layer of the market, firing the moment they hit. It adds attention: the desk watches while you trade something else.
Live data, view only. Alert names are examples. Live Blade widgets on Binance and partner-venue data. Not a signal or advice.
Execution
Every order a serious trader reaches for, one click from the chart. Size it, place it, drag it, cut it, flip it, without opening another tab.
MARKETFill now at the best price. Size in coin, dollars, percent of balance, or the dollars you are willing to lose.
LIMITRest a limit on the chart, then drag it to where you want to be filled.
GRIDLadder limits across a range, evenly or on Fibonacci levels. A rung below the exchange minimum is skipped, never rounded up.
STOPStop-market or stop-limit. It fires the moment price trades through your level.
CHASEA limit that rides the best bid until it fills, so you stop chasing price by hand.
TWAPSplit a big order into timed slices so your size doesn't move the book.
SL / TPA stop and several take-profits, each its own order, with the size split evenly across the targets. Drag the stop and target on the chart.
Paper account
During alpha, orders run on paper accounts.
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