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Left Bookmap Perpetual - #Binance #Futures
Right Bookmap Spot - #Binance

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VWAP (White Line)
The Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) is a technical indicator applied to intraday charts. It resets at the beginning of each trading session and serves as a benchmark that reflects the average price of a security throughout the day, weighted by trading volume.

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POC (Yellow Line)
The Point of Control (POC) marks the price level with the highest concentration of activity during a given period. If the activity measured is trading volume, the POC identifies the price at which the largest total volume was transacted.

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Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD)
CVD tracks the net difference between buy and sell aggressor volume over time, offering insight into cumulative shifts in market sentiment.

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Heatmap
The heatmap visually represents liquidity in both the current and historical order book.

Warm colors - (yellow, orange, red) indicate high liquidity.
Cool colors - (blue to dark blue) signal lower liquidity.
Volume dots - show the amount traded at specific prices and times - larger dots mean higher volume.
Volume bars - reflect the total volume traded within a specific time interval.

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CVD Pro (Multi)

Red: trades with volume from 0 to 10;
Green: trades with volume from 11 to 100;
Blue: trades with volume from 101 to 500;
Yellow trades with volume from 501 to 1000;
Pink: trades with volume from 1001 and higher.

The larger the volume, the thicker the line.

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