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Depth Profile widget

Side-docked multi-exchange depth aggregator — sees the BTCUSDT book as the merged book across every venue, not just one exchange. AGG ALL by default, or merge a custom set of exchanges. The right view for spot-and-derivatives traders who care about real liquidity.

The Depth Profile widget shows the aggregated depth across every exchange we track, not just one venue. For majors like BTCUSDT this is a fundamentally different view from the single-exchange Order Book widget — a 1000-BTC wall on a single exchange might be the entire book on that exchange, but at the cross-venue level it's just one of several walls in the same ±2% range. Depth Profile shows you the latter, the picture institutional traders see.

Open

  • Widget Picker → Depth Profile card. Click to toggle on.
  • Docks to the right of the chart in a stack with other side-panel widgets.

What it shows

A vertical depth profile centered on the current price:

  • Y-axis — price ladder around the LTP.
  • X-axis — aggregated resting depth at each price level.
  • Color — bid (green) on the lower half, ask (red) on the upper half.
  • Wall markers — large levels are tagged on the row where they sit.

The profile widens at price levels where multiple exchanges have resting depth concentrated together — these are the levels that actually matter for cross-venue flow, because liquidity is layered there from many sources.

AGG ALL vs per-venue

The default mode is AGG ALL — merge every supported exchange into one profile. Switch to AGG MERGE to pick a custom set of exchanges (e.g. only Binance + Bybit + OKX). Use AGG MERGE when you want to see only the venues that share liquidity with the one you actually trade on.

A third mode, PER-VENUE, splits the profile into stacked sub-profiles — one per exchange — so you can compare how each book differs at the same price level.

Wall markers

Walls that sit on the same price across multiple exchanges are flagged with a multi-venue tag — these are the highest-conviction walls in the book because they survive the disappearance of any single exchange's order. A single-venue wall is fragile (pull it and the level disappears); a multi-venue wall typically holds because it represents independent decisions by traders on different platforms.

Click a price → trade

Click any price row → the Trade widget seeds with a Limit at that level. Same flow as Order Book / DOM.

Settings

SettingWhat it does
Aggregation modeAGG ALL / AGG MERGE / PER-VENUE.
Group tickPrice-aggregation tick. Smaller = finer view.
Depth rangeHow many ticks above and below LTP to display.
Wall thresholdMinimum size for a row to be tagged as a wall.
Wall multi-venue thresholdMinimum number of exchanges that must contribute for a wall to get the multi-venue tag.

Performance

Depth Profile is moderately heavy — it's aggregating books from many exchanges in real time. It scales with the depth range and the number of merged exchanges. AGG ALL on majors is fine on any modern laptop; PER-VENUE with a wide range on small alts can be noisier and slower.

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