In the Delta module of the Cryptovizor cryptocurrency screener, you can see data on the bitcoin spot market from the following eight top exchanges:
- Binance
- Bitfinex
- Bitstamp
- Coinbase
- FTX
- Huobi
- Kraken
- KuCoin
Thus, you can get real data from the entire market and at the same time not lose sight of anything during the analysis.
The "Delta" module (delta screener) offers a comprehensive market overview, enabling the analysis of data across all trading pairs of Bitcoin to USD and USDT. These pairs are pivotal as all calculations are based on them, ensuring you're always in tune with the real-time market situation and trading volumes, beyond the confines of a single exchange or trading pair.
What are delta and cumulative delta?
Delta represents the difference between market buys and retail sells at each price point, in every candlestick or bar chart.
Cumulative delta, on the other hand, accumulates delta over a specific period. It reveals the overall dynamics of market buys and sells since a particular moment, rather than in just one candlestick or bar.
A market order (market-order) is an immediate command to open or close a buy or sell position at the current market price.
Delta calculations based on market, or "aggressive," orders are crucial because it's these market orders that drive price movements in the market.
Observing a positive delta shift without a corresponding price increase suggests the presence of a significant limit seller, preventing the price from rising. Conversely, a negative delta with stable prices indicates a large limit buyer's presence.
A limit order is an order to buy or sell at a specified price, entering the order book until the market price hits the limit price (or better). Limit orders can be used to buy or sell an asset at a price lower or higher than the current market price, offering strategic price positioning.
Description of the Delta module
The Delta Cryptovizor module consists of several blocks: TradingView chart, Markets Volume block, filter by date and Overall volume.
1. TradingView Chart
The block has all the basic TradingView functionality.
On the panel on the left you can see the drawing tools, they are divided into subgroups depending on the type of tool.
In addition, you can easily adjust the width of the chart window. Drag the graph and block separator on the right.
This block contains the following buttons:
- Timeframe switching.
- Selection of the type of data display on the chart (candlesticks, bars, linear, area, and so on).
- Adding basic indicators, including the visible area volume profile.
Volume profile visible range is an indicator that displays trading activity for a specified period of time at certain price levels. The indicator builds a histogram on the chart, taking into account such user parameters as the number of lines and the time period. This histogram reflects the dominant or significant price levels based on volume. Essentially, a volume profile takes the total volume traded at a certain price level over a specified time period, divides that total volume by the buying or selling volume, and then provides that information to the trader.
- Point of Control (POC) is the price level over a period of time with the highest trading volume.
- The ticker allows you to switch between trading pairs within the selected exchange.
Ticker is the short name of the coin listed on the exchange. It is a unique identifier within the exchange or information system.
All your markup for each exchange or selected trading pair will be saved automatically. Autosave of markup on the chart is done every 5 seconds.
You can share screenshots of your chart.
The data is displayed for the UTC time zone used by the exchanges. The current UTC time is shown on the bottom line below the TradingView block. If you wish, you can change the time zone to a convenient one by clicking on the settings icon near the clock. To change the zone, you need to go to the settings, select the Tool section and the Time zone item.
2. Markets volume block
This block provides cumulative information for each exchange, taking into account all trading pairs. It displays the information of the current candle of the selected timeframe, which is indicated in the upper right corner.
OVERALL is a graph of the average exchange rate of bitcoin against the dollar and USDT. It is also the total delta and the volume of all trading pairs of the presented exchanges. All this is in one place.
Clicking on the name of the exchange in the MARKET column allows you to open a graph of available on this exchange trading pairs BTC to USDT.
DELTA BTC column displays the difference between filled market buy and sell orders in USDT and USD.
VOLUME column displays the trading volume in USDT and USD.
3. Filter by date
You can set the required time range for the Markets Volume block. This will allow you to find out the cumulative delta and trading volume for all exchanges together and for each separately.
4. Overall volume
This block displays detailed information on each candlestick of an open chart.
5. Navigation
If this function is active, when clicking on a candle on the chart, the line corresponding to the selected candle will be highlighted in the Overall Volume block.
Press the up button to quickly return to the top of the list.
6. Indicators of trading volume, cumulative delta and delta volume
The trading volume indicator and the TradingView delta indicator correspond to the data of the Overall Volume block. All calculations are made in USDT and USD.
The TradingView cumulative delta indicator helps you quickly determine the state of supply and demand for a selected period of time.
In the case of an increase in the cumulative delta, market orders to buy will prevail, filling someone's limit sells. In the case of an increase in the cumulative delta, market orders to buy will prevail, filling someone's limit sells. And if the cumulative delta decreases, limit buy orders are filled in the market by selling.
Delta volume is the difference between market buys and retail sales at each price, in each candle or bar.