Frequently Asked Questions

DeltaStrike is a real-time Binance orderbook analysis platform. It monitors the orderbook for large limit orders (whale walls), detects when they appear, grow, shrink, get attacked by market orders, or disappear — and delivers those insights through a live dashboard, interactive depth chart, and Telegram alerts. The core question DeltaStrike answers: where is the big money sitting and what just changed?

Orderbook Alerts focuses on Binance Futures BTCUSDT with deep analysis — tracking the top 10 largest limit orders on each side, detecting wall events, and monitoring large trades above $100K.

Orderbook Chart covers four symbols across two markets: BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, and XMRUSDT on both Binance Spot and Binance Futures. You can switch between symbols and markets at any time.

Most trading tools show you what already happened — price charts, volume bars, trade history. DeltaStrike shows you what is about to happen by revealing the hidden liquidity structure in the orderbook. You see the large resting limit orders that act as support and resistance before price reaches them, how they change over time, and when they are under attack. This forward-looking view gives you an edge that historical data alone cannot provide.

No. DeltaStrike is a surveillance and analysis tool, not a trading bot. It does not place trades, manage positions, or connect to your exchange account. It provides you with real-time orderbook intelligence so you can make better-informed trading decisions on your own. You keep full control of your trades at all times.

Go to the login page and sign in with either Google or Magic Link. Your account is created automatically on first login — there is no separate signup step. Once logged in, you will see your avatar and email in the top-right corner of the navigation bar.

• Google — Sign in with your Google account in one click. No password needed.
• Magic Link — Enter your email address and receive a login link in your inbox. Click the link and you are logged in. No password needed.

Both methods are equally secure. Choose whichever is more convenient for you.

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Yes. DeltaStrike works in any modern mobile browser. The pages are responsive and adapt to smaller screens. However, the depth chart and drawing tools work best on a desktop or tablet screen where you have more space for the chart, tables, and toolbar. For quick checks and alerts monitoring, mobile works well.

The top 10 orders are the 10 largest resting limit orders on each side of the orderbook (10 bids and 10 asks), ranked by quantity in BTC. These are the biggest walls of liquidity in the market right now. For each order you can see:

• Price — the price level where the order sits
• Quantity (BTC) — the size of the order in BTC
• USDT value — the dollar value of the order
• Distance from mid price — how far the order is from the current price (as a percentage)
• Hits — how many times market orders have traded against this price level
• Age — how long the order has been in the top 10

These walls often act as support (bids) or resistance (asks). Watching how they change over time reveals institutional positioning and potential price magnets.

When a top 10 order changes significantly, DeltaStrike fires an alert. There are five types:

• NEW — A large limit order just appeared in the top 10. A new wall has formed.
• BOOST — An existing wall grew larger. The whale is adding more to their order.
• REDUCE — An existing wall shrank. The whale pulled some of their order.
• ATTACK — Market orders are actively hitting this price level. The wall is being tested.
• REMOVED — The wall disappeared entirely. The whale cancelled, was filled, or moved their order.

Each alert includes a severity level (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, CRITICAL) based on the size and significance of the change. Alerts appear on both the dashboard and the depth chart.

The Orderbook Chart combines multiple layers of information on a single chart:

• Candlesticks — Standard price candles (green = up, red = down) from Binance.
• Heatmap overlay — Colored bands showing where top liquidity sits. Green bands are bid-side (support), red bands are ask-side (resistance). Brighter = more liquidity.
• Wall-shift lifecycle lines — When "Wall Shifts" is enabled, horizontal lines show the lifespan of large orders. Blue lines are bid walls, orange lines are ask walls. Each line starts when the wall was first detected and extends forward as long as the wall is active.
• Drawing tools — Trendlines, horizontals, rectangles, Fibonacci retracements, and more for your own technical analysis.

Below the chart you will find the top 10 bid and ask tables, and (when Wall Shifts is on) an alerts history table showing all wall events since midnight UTC.

Each order in the top 10 tables has two cumulative fields: accumulated BTC and accumulated USDT. These values represent the total liquidity across the entire exchange orderbook from the mid price to that order's price level — not just the top 10 orders, but every order in between.

This answers the question: "How much total money would it cost to move the price to this level?" For example, if a bid wall at $95,000 shows an accumulated USDT of $50M, it means $50M in sell orders would need to be executed to push the price down from the current mid price to $95,000.

These values are computed on the server from the full orderbook depth. Do not try to recalculate them from the top 10 alone — they include all smaller orders in between.

All data streams over WebSocket and updates in real-time. Typical latency from the exchange to your browser is under 1 second. The top 10 orders, change alerts, market context (price, spread, funding rate), heatmap, and wall-shift lifecycle lines all update live as the orderbook changes.

The alerts history table loads all events from today (since midnight UTC) when the page first loads, then new alerts are appended in real-time as they occur.

Orderbook Alerts covers BTCUSDT on Binance Futures. This is a single-symbol deep analysis tool designed for Bitcoin's orderbook.

Orderbook Chart supports four symbols: BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, and XMRUSDT. Each is available on both Binance Spot and Binance Futures (8 combinations total). Switch between them using the dropdown controls at the top of the chart page.

Large trades are individual market orders (aggregated trades) that exceed $100,000 in value. They appear in the Orderbook Alerts signal history alongside wall events. Each large trade shows whether it was a buy or sell, the execution price, and the total size. These can indicate institutional activity — a single $500K market buy hitting multiple price levels, for example. Combined with wall data, large trades help you understand not just where liquidity is sitting, but who is actively consuming it.

The All Tokens Market Overview shows 150+ Binance Futures pairs in a sortable table with 8 columns: price, 24-hour change, funding rate, volume, trade count, 24-hour high, 24-hour low, and last trade quantity. You can:

• Sort by any column — click a column header to sort ascending or descending. Sort by funding rate to find extreme funding, by 24-hour change to spot movers, or by volume to find the most active pairs.
• Filter by quote asset — use the multi-select quote asset filter to show only USDT pairs, BTC pairs, USDC pairs, or any combination.
• Search by symbol — type a symbol name in the search bar to find specific tokens instantly.
• Compare Futures vs Spot — switch between the Futures and Spot tabs to compare market data across both Binance markets.

Use this page to scan the entire market for opportunities before focusing on individual symbols in the Depth Chart.

The Economic Calendar tracks macroeconomic events that significantly impact cryptocurrency markets. It includes FOMC rate decisions, CPI inflation data, Non-Farm Payrolls, PCE, GDP releases, Jobless Claims, PPI, Retail Sales, and ISM PMI data. These events drive volatility and volume spikes in crypto markets. Filter events by impact level (high, medium, low) and by country to plan your trading around the most important releases. The calendar is powered by a TradingView widget and updates automatically.

DeltaStrike includes 15 TradingView-style drawing tools available on Depth Chart v3, Depth Chart v2, and Test Strategies. The tools are: trend line, horizontal line, vertical line, cross line, ray, extended line, arrow, rectangle, measure, Fibonacci retracement, long position, short position, date range, price range, and date+price range. Select a tool from the left-side toolbar, then click on the chart to place anchor points. Each drawing can be customized with different colors, line widths (1-4px), and line styles (solid, dashed, dotted). Drawings are saved automatically in your browser's localStorage per symbol and market, so they persist across sessions. Use Ctrl+Z to undo and Ctrl+Y to redo.

The Test Strategies page provides a candlestick chart with live Binance data and a 15-column strategy performance summary table. You can use the full drawing toolkit to annotate the chart with entry/exit points, support/resistance levels, and position sizing. The page is currently under active development — future updates will add real strategy backtesting with historical data and trade markers on the chart. This page is publicly accessible and does not require a subscription.

The Tick Explorer is a trade-by-trade orderbook replay visualization tool. It lets you step through individual trade executions and see exactly how the orderbook changed with each tick. This gives you insight into the micro-structure of the market — how liquidity is consumed, where large orders get filled, and how the orderbook reacts to aggressive trading. The Tick Explorer is currently available as a demo with development in progress. Premium access is required.

Depth Chart v3 is the primary chart and includes all features: candlestick chart, heatmap, wall-shift lifecycle lines overlaid on price action, alerts history table, market context (funding rate, open interest), and the full set of 15 drawing tools.

Depth Chart v2 is an alternative chart with multi-symbol support (BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, XMRUSDT), depth heatmap, candlestick chart, and the full 15 drawing tools. It does not include wall-shift lifecycle lines or the alerts history table. Both charts support Binance Futures and Spot markets.

The navigation bar uses a two-tier layout. The primary tabs give direct access to the two main tools: Orderbook Chart (Depth Chart v3) and Alerts Dashboard. Two dropdown menus organize the remaining features: Market Tools (All Tokens Market Overview, Economic Calendar, Tick Explorer) and Resources (Test Strategies, Video Tutorials). When logged in, your avatar appears in the top-right corner with access to your profile and logout. The navbar adapts to mobile screens with a hamburger menu.

Visit the Subscribe page for current pricing. Prices are fetched from the server in real-time, so the Subscribe page always shows the latest plan and price.

DeltaStrike accepts both fiat and cryptocurrency payments through Tribute on Telegram. You can pay with credit/debit card or crypto. To subscribe, message us on Telegram and complete the payment through Tribute — your premium access is activated manually after payment confirmation.

1. Log in to your account (Google or Magic Link).
2. Contact us on Telegram to start the subscription process.
3. Complete the payment through Tribute (fiat or crypto).
4. Once payment is confirmed, your premium access is activated.

Your subscription lasts 30 days from the moment your payment is confirmed. You can check your current subscription status on the Subscribe page.

DeltaStrike uses one-time payments (not recurring billing), so there is nothing to cancel. Your access simply expires when the subscription period ends. There are no automatic renewals or hidden charges. When your subscription expires, you can renew by contacting us on Telegram.

There is a short grace period after your subscription expires, giving you time to renew without interruption. During the grace period, you still have full access. After the grace period ends, you will no longer be able to access the premium tools (Orderbook Alerts and Orderbook Chart) until you renew. Your account, settings, and any saved drawings are preserved — you just need to subscribe again to regain access to the live data streams.

DeltaStrike uses WebSocket connections for live data. If the connection drops, the page automatically reconnects — it will keep trying indefinitely until the connection is restored. You do not need to do anything; just wait a few seconds and data will resume.

If data remains stale for more than 30 seconds:

• Check your internet connection.
• Refresh the page (this forces a fresh WebSocket connection and reloads all data).
• If you are on a VPN or corporate network, try disconnecting the VPN — some networks block WebSocket connections.

DeltaStrike uses aggressive browser caching for fast page loads. If you see an outdated page layout or stale static content after an update, do a hard refresh:

• Windows / Linux: Ctrl + Shift + R
• Mac: Cmd + Shift + R
• Mobile: Clear your browser cache for deltastrike.vip, then reload.

Live price data (top 10 orders, alerts, market context) is always fetched fresh over WebSocket and is never cached. If live prices look stale, see the question above about WebSocket disconnections.

DeltaStrike is a web application that works from any location with internet access. It does not require a Binance account and does not interact with your exchange in any way — it reads public market data from Binance and presents it to you. However, you are responsible for ensuring that using cryptocurrency analysis tools complies with your local laws and regulations.

DeltaStrike works in all modern browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Brave, including their mobile versions. The charting library requires a browser with HTML5 Canvas and WebSocket support. Internet Explorer is not supported.

All drawings (trendlines, rectangles, Fibonacci retracements, etc.) and custom price lines are stored in your browser's localStorage, organized by symbol and market. They persist across page refreshes and sessions on the same browser. If you switch browsers or clear your browser data, your drawings will be lost. Use the Export/Import feature in the chart toolbar to back up your drawings as a JSON file that you can restore later or transfer to another browser.

See the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for details about how we handle your data and the rules governing use of the platform.