Live order flow · Tick replay · Setup research
Turn FOMO into a plan. Replay the move, investigate its buildup, then test and monitor the setup you want to catch next. Make your next decision with evidence, before the urge to chase takes over.
862 recorded Binance markets 421 days of searchable history
Crypto, stock, index and commodity perpetuals. Live Binance + Hyperliquid.
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From a missed move to a setup you know how to watch.
01 / Watch live
Follow liquidity, executed trades, footprints, profiles and the order book in one customizable workspace. Our GPU-rendered terminal handles live markets and recorded replay. Investigate the buildup in Research Workbench, then test similar setups.
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02 / Replay the move
Rewind the recorded trades and order book, then investigate the move in Research Workbench. Examine liquidity, trade flow and positioning before it, compare similar setups and their failures, and decide what would be worth watching next time. The market was recorded even when you were not watching.
Try the replay →Tick replay across recorded Binance USDT-M markets. Dates, streams and access vary.
03 / Investigate the setup
A coin has already jumped. Instead of rushing in, investigate what came before it. Test those conditions across other recorded moves, including failures. If the evidence is worth pursuing, save a supported setup and monitor it across your chosen markets, so you can assess the next alert with a plan already in place.
Investigate a coin →From a Binance candle chart: Shift-drag the move, then right-click → Investigate this move. Alerts flag recurring conditions; they do not guarantee another jump.
Press play for the captioned walkthrough: define a setup, compare two recorded outcomes and inspect order flow. The RT excerpt is a separate product example.
Does a sharp jump keep rising? First, define what “sharp” means. Then inspect recorded examples.
Turn your idea into a clear test. A bullish engulfing candle on the 15-minute chart. Then a 15-minute gain of at least 5%, within an hour. Choose the pattern, size of move and time limit.
More often lower 30 minutes later. 5,166 of 9,085 completed matches closed lower: 56.9%. Without this setup: 49.3%, 152,407,297 of 309,306,062 minutes. 7 missing outcomes excluded. Same markets and dates; a broad reference, not a matched control.
Some kept rising. Others fell. VELVETUSDT: +2.42% after 30 minutes. 2026-08-20 18:04 UTC. LITUSDT: −1.22% after 30 minutes. 2026-08-19 19:20 UTC. Selected for opposite outcomes, not as a representative sample. Replay depends on coverage and access.
Look inside a past match. VELVETUSDT. Recorded playback at 4×, near the match; terminal clock UTC+12. The +2.42% 30-minute result comes from the study, not this short clip.
Then inspect the opposite case. LITUSDT. Recorded playback at 4×, near the match; terminal clock UTC+12. The −1.22% 30-minute result comes from the study, not this short clip.
Focus on the markets you trade. Filter by sector, such as AI or DeFi. Review the selected markets. Keep, change or drop the idea. The real sector picker. Choosing a sector changes your next study; it does not run one.
Start with one question. Browser or AI assistant through MCP Read the study. Change the question. Decide what to investigate next. edgedepth.com/research
RT mode. Separate TUTUSDT recording from 9 August 2026, not a match from this study. Sampled resting depth forms the background; bubbles show recorded trades. This is replay, not a live feed.
Before chasing the price, investigate what changed: which conditions appeared beforehand, how often they occurred elsewhere, and when they failed. Build a setup to monitor so your next decision starts with a plan.
Choose a coin and a recorded move. Inspect what was visible beforehand and turn an observation into a setup to test.
Investigate a coinReview the suggested sector and editable defaults. Compare similar setups with the wider record, including failures, before deciding whether to keep the idea.
See how research worksIf the idea deserves monitoring, save a supported definition and set an alert across your chosen sector markets. Review the market when the setup recurs.
Open your saved studiesResearch revision checks refuse detected inconsistent responses. Replay-pack verification compares counts, order, timestamps and payloads against the source bundle when it is run. These checks do not establish feed completeness or mean every replay has been verified.
See data coverage · Inspect the saved example and its sources
A setup can look convincing and still disappoint. This published example shows how checking other occurrences can change your view.
01 / Notice & define
A bullish candle followed by a jump can look convincing. Make that observation specific enough to check:
After a bullish 15-minute engulfing candle, then a 15-minute gain of at least 5% within an hour, does price keep rising?
Opens the published definition and dates for review. Edit the scope and confirm before a search uses your allowance.
02 / Compare with the baseline
56.9%
closed lower after this setup
5,166 of 9,085 completed matches
49.3%
closed lower in the baseline
152,407,297 of 309,306,062 eligible minutes
Baseline: the same markets and dates, without the setup condition. A broad reference, not a matched control or a trading return.
9,092 matches · 7 missing 30-minute outcomes, excluded
15 Jul 2025 to 4 Sep 2026 UTC
844 scanned markets, including crypto and TradFi-linked perpetuals
03 / Challenge the idea
These two examples from the report support and contradict continuation. Inspect their price path, trades and order book in replay where available. They illustrate the result; they do not establish it.
Supports continuation
Recorded order flow · 4× replay · terminal clock UTC+12. Short excerpt near the match, not the full outcome.
Close after 30 minutes · 2026-08-20 18:04 UTC
Inspect VELVETUSDT replayChallenges continuation
Recorded order flow · 4× replay · terminal clock UTC+12. Short excerpt near the match, not the full outcome.
Close after 30 minutes · 2026-08-19 19:20 UTC
Inspect LITUSDT replayReplay requires sign-in and depends on recorded coverage and your plan. A report link does not guarantee playable data. Check data coverage · Compare access
04 / Decide & revisit
This result challenges the assumption that strength simply continues. Test the markets you actually trade, inspect adverse moves, then compare a later period. Keep, refine or reject the idea and save the definition you want to revisit.
Figures are a frozen excerpt of published study q#fec86629, checked 2026-09-06, data revision 6e2bee53…a3be76fb. The percentages are calculated from its counts. The two replay cases were selected for opposite 30-minute outcomes, not as a representative sample.
The study covers its stated eligible data, not all crypto history. Market composition, missing data, revisions and trading costs matter. Historical price changes do not show an executable strategy or predict future results.
Start with a coin in your browser or a chart in your AI assistant. Find out what preceded the move and whether similar conditions were worth watching elsewhere.
Choose a market and a move. Inspect the buildup, compare similar cases and keep or reject the idea based on what you find.
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Connect a compatible AI assistant to EdgeDepth and paste a chart. Ask what happened before the move. Confirm any unclear symbol or time, then review the proposed markets, dates and conditions before running a search.
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It can help you look for opportunities at the setup stage, instead of only noticing a coin after a large price move. Research the conditions, check the failures and monitor the setup if useful. There is no guarantee that a move follows, that you hear about it first or that a trade is profitable.
Yes, for supported definitions through the web workflow. Review the selected markets, save the study and confirm monitoring. The alert watches those conditions across the chosen roster, so it can flag another market as well as the coin you started from. Review the roster when you want to change the scope.
You can read the published study without an account or running a search. Sign in to review and run your own question within your plan’s research allowance. Free accounts need no card; the plans below explain research and replay access.
A result can link to its recorded moment. Tick replay depends on the market, date, available data and your plan. Searchable research history and tick replay have different coverage. Check the coverage page and access details before choosing a replay.
A published result records its definition, data revision and measurement versions. A new run can use a later revision and produce a different result. Keep the original result when comparing later evidence; a query ID alone is not a promise of unchanged numbers.