🔥 HOT NEW FEATURE IN ATAS - HEATMAP 🔥
Heatmap is a convenient way to display trading activity in the DOM over time. The enhanced Heatmap provides more useful features to ATAS platform users working with Scalping DOM and DOM Levels indicators.
Learn more about the new functionality from the video link https://youtu.be/rtJun_s5h38:
👉 What is a Heatmap, and how does it work?
👉 Heatmap settings using Scalping DOM as an example.
#ATASupdate #heatmap #tradingtips
Heatmap is a convenient way to display trading activity in the DOM over time. The enhanced Heatmap provides more useful features to ATAS platform users working with Scalping DOM and DOM Levels indicators.
Learn more about the new functionality from the video link https://youtu.be/rtJun_s5h38:
👉 What is a Heatmap, and how does it work?
👉 Heatmap settings using Scalping DOM as an example.
#ATASupdate #heatmap #tradingtips
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🔥A hot new feature in the ATAS platform - Heatmap!
The ATAS Heatmap features:
✅ it is built in DomTrader and DOM Levels indicators
✅ it allows you to disclose the intentions of a big player
✅ it allows you to scalp and look for precise entry/exit points
✅ it is available in the Market Replay mode
✅ it is smooth, and it has beautiful gradients
In a new article on the ATAS blog https://bit.ly/3nu10RN, you can learn about how to use a heat map and watch a tutorial.
Share this good news with other traders!
#heatmap #domlevels #domtrader
#ATASupdate #heatmap #tradingtips
The ATAS Heatmap features:
✅ it is built in DomTrader and DOM Levels indicators
✅ it allows you to disclose the intentions of a big player
✅ it allows you to scalp and look for precise entry/exit points
✅ it is available in the Market Replay mode
✅ it is smooth, and it has beautiful gradients
In a new article on the ATAS blog https://bit.ly/3nu10RN, you can learn about how to use a heat map and watch a tutorial.
Share this good news with other traders!
#heatmap #domlevels #domtrader
#ATASupdate #heatmap #tradingtips
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ATAS HEATMAP: FAQ FOR BEGINNERS
The Heatmap, or liquidity map, is a derivative of the Depth of Market indicator. It displays changes in the volume of limit orders over time, revealing the activity of big players in the order book. The brighter color on the heatmap marks the higher cumulative volume of limit orders at that level.
Since the Heatmap is a new feature in ATAS, users still have many questions about how to use this tool. In our latest video on our YouTube channel, we demonstrate how to launch and configure the Heatmap and showcase the benefits of using this tool for those who haven't tried it yet.
Watch the video at the following link: https://youtu.be/VzToMo6eREk
#heatmap #ATASupdate
The Heatmap, or liquidity map, is a derivative of the Depth of Market indicator. It displays changes in the volume of limit orders over time, revealing the activity of big players in the order book. The brighter color on the heatmap marks the higher cumulative volume of limit orders at that level.
Since the Heatmap is a new feature in ATAS, users still have many questions about how to use this tool. In our latest video on our YouTube channel, we demonstrate how to launch and configure the Heatmap and showcase the benefits of using this tool for those who haven't tried it yet.
Watch the video at the following link: https://youtu.be/VzToMo6eREk
#heatmap #ATASupdate
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LOADING HEATMAP HISTORY FOR CRYPTO MARKETS 💸
Here at ATAS, we pay close attention to user feedback and understand the importance of this feature. Now, when adding the DOM Levels indicator to the cryptocurrency chart, significant volume levels will be drawn not from the moment they were added but considering the historical data that is loaded from the platform's servers.
For instance, when you add DOM Levels to your BTC/USDT chart in the morning, you will be able to see how significant sell orders around 68,000 initiated a drop in the bitcoin price overnight (as shown on the chart).
👉 History loading is automatically activated, so there is no need for manual setup.
👉 The depth of history loading matches the depth of available data for the DOM in Market Replay mode.
👉 Major tools from Binance, Binance Futures, ByBit, and BitMEX are supported—not all but several dozen major markets.
We aim to support more markets in the future, which means we will add the option to load history for futures from traditional exchanges. Stay tuned for updates on the Changelog page.
Check out our blog for a detailed analysis of the Heatmap tool
#atas #update #newfeature #heatmap
Here at ATAS, we pay close attention to user feedback and understand the importance of this feature. Now, when adding the DOM Levels indicator to the cryptocurrency chart, significant volume levels will be drawn not from the moment they were added but considering the historical data that is loaded from the platform's servers.
For instance, when you add DOM Levels to your BTC/USDT chart in the morning, you will be able to see how significant sell orders around 68,000 initiated a drop in the bitcoin price overnight (as shown on the chart).
👉 History loading is automatically activated, so there is no need for manual setup.
👉 The depth of history loading matches the depth of available data for the DOM in Market Replay mode.
👉 Major tools from Binance, Binance Futures, ByBit, and BitMEX are supported—not all but several dozen major markets.
We aim to support more markets in the future, which means we will add the option to load history for futures from traditional exchanges. Stay tuned for updates on the Changelog page.
Check out our blog for a detailed analysis of the Heatmap tool
#atas #update #newfeature #heatmap
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