The CCXT Terminal provides a unified interface for trading and real-time liquidity monitoring.
DOM
Primary trading environment, integrating three data streams in a single view:
Clusters: Visualize historical traded volume at each price level to identify significant buying or selling zones. The terminal ensures high-performance cluster processing in Volume and Bid x Ask.
Order Book: The list of buy and sell orders (Bids/Asks), displaying real-time liquidity by price levels. The Ask side (Sell liquidity) is at the top in red, and the Bid side (Buy liquidity) is at the bottom in green.
Trades Feed: A live stream of individual executed market transactions, indicating immediate market momentum.
Liquidity Visualization
Horizontal bars represent volume at price levels. Bar length indicates the relative strength of interest.
You can customize the bar fill settings.
You can also choose to display DOM volumes in either base or quote currency.
Volume Histogram Fill Settings
You can dynamically adjust the visual density of the order book using the volume histogram slider. Tapping the setting opens a pop-up slider that allows you to change the maximum fill value in real-time in the DOM.
Note: When the DOM is set to display values in the quote currency (using the [$] button), the histogram fill scale is automatically calculated and displayed based on the quote currency.
Orderbook Grouping and Scaling (iOS)
Tap the grouping control to open the configuration popover:
Fixed Presets: Group price levels by absolute values of 1, 2, 5, 10, or 50.
Percentage Presets: Aggregate levels by 0.25%, 0.5%, 1%, 2%, or 5%.
Logarithmic Slider & Input: Drag the Slider between 1 and 10,000, or type a custom step. The Slider triggers haptic feedback as it snaps to round values.
Leverage and Buying Power (iOS)
Current leverage appears at the top of the pair screen next to the balance or pair name. Tap this value to open the adjustment Slider.
The dashboard also displays your Buying Power (BP), which represents the maximum capital available for placing orders. BP is calculated as your available balance multiplied by your leverage. Adjusting the leverage slider recalculates your new buying power.