REPLAY WINDOW
30 DAYS
Bar replay shows the aftermath. EdgeDepth replays the move.
The short answer
TradingView's Bar Replay scrolls candles backwards: no order book, no tape, no liquidations, because that history is never stored. EdgeDepth records the full market state on 660+ perp pairs 24/7 and replays any tick from the last 30 days. Most traders run both: TradingView for charts, EdgeDepth for reps.
PAIRS RECORDED 24/7
660+
RENDER RATE
180 FPS
EVENTS ARCHIVED
1,800+
SIDE BY SIDE
Different tools for different jobs.
This is a pairing, not a rivalry. TradingView is where you plan trades on charts; EdgeDepth is where you drill the execution layer those charts summarize away.
| Capability | EDGEDEPTH | TRADINGVIEW |
|---|---|---|
| What replays | The full market state: every trade, every DOM update, liquidations, VPIN, tick by tick. | Bar Replay scrolls OHLC candles. Tick-level trade prints exist only on Ultimate, for the last 7 days. |
| Book in replay | Full order book and tape at any past tick. Watch bids evaporate before the drop. | None. TradingView stores no historical order book depth, so there is no book to replay. |
| Replay window | 30 days back on all 660+ pairs, plus 1,800+ archived events kept permanently. | Daily bars on all plans; intraday bar history scales by plan (roughly 6 to 12 months of 1-minute bars on mid tiers). |
| Markets | 660+ Binance USDT-M perps: crypto plus TradFi perps (US stocks, index, gold, oil), 24/7. | Millions of symbols across stocks, futures, FX, bonds and crypto. Far broader charting coverage. |
| Charting toolset | Order-flow first: chart, DOM ladder, tape, liquidation heatmap, VPIN in one window. | The deepest charting toolset anywhere: hundreds of built-ins, Pine Script, community indicators, screeners. |
| Price | Live terminal free. Pro $199/yr (about $16.58/mo) or $29/mo. Pro is currently available by Bitcoin. Card payments are planned. Founder pricing. | Free to $199.95/mo (annual billing). Tick-level replay requires the top Ultimate plan. |
| Install | Runs in your browser. | Runs in your browser. |
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When TradingView is the better choice.
Nothing touches TradingView for breadth. If the job is charting, screening or sharing analysis, it is the default for a reason.
- +Millions of symbols across every asset class, with the deepest indicator library and Pine Script customization.
- +Screeners, alerts, broker integrations and a huge social layer of published ideas and scripts.
- +Multi-year bar history for backtesting price structure on higher timeframes.
THE OTHER WAY
When EdgeDepth is the better choice.
When the question is not "what happened to price" but "how did the move actually trade", candles cannot answer. The book can.
- >Replay the full order book, tape and liquidation map at any tick from the last 30 days.
- >Practice execution: pause mid-cascade, read the DOM, call the next move, then let the tape resolve it.
- >1,800+ archived events replay permanently: squeezes, cascades, depegs, exactly as they printed.
- >Full tick replay costs less than TradingView's mid tiers, not its top one.
Run them side by side.
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FAQ
TradingView vs EdgeDepth, plainly.
Can TradingView replay the order book?
No. Bar Replay plays back OHLC candles, and TradingView does not store historical Level 2 depth, so no plan can replay the book. EdgeDepth reconstructs the full order book, tape and liquidations at any tick from the last 30 days.
Is EdgeDepth a TradingView replacement?
For most traders, no: it is the second screen. TradingView remains the best charting and screening platform on the market. EdgeDepth adds what it structurally cannot: replayable order flow. Keep your charts and layouts; practice execution on the tape here.
What does TradingView Bar Replay actually include?
Every plan can replay daily bars. Intraday bar replay depth scales with plan, and trade-by-trade tick replay is exclusive to Ultimate, covering about the last 7 days. There is no DOM, tape depth, or liquidation data in any replay mode.
Why practice on order flow instead of candles?
A candle is the aftermath. The information that telegraphed the move (bids pulling, one-sided tape, liquidation clusters) never appears on an OHLC chart. Replaying the full book is the difference between reading about a move and standing in it.
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