Missed the move? Watch it print again.
We already recorded 660+ Binance perp markets, so you don't have to. Right-click any chart, pick a moment in the last 30 days, and the terminal rebuilds the market exactly as it printed: every trade, every order-book change, every liquidation. Then scrub it like footage.
Hyperliquid is fully live in the terminal. Its history is still being backfilled, so Hyperliquid replay ships separately once it clears the same checks.
Right-click → Start Replay.
No exports, no setup, no recording software running on your desk. With Pro, pick any recorded Binance pair and any timestamp in the last 30 days. The terminal switches to replay in place; the amber badge is the only difference.
- >Scrub the timeline, jump between chapter marks
- >0.1× to 4× transport, or pause on a single tick
- >Open replay from event pages and lessons with access clearly labelled
Not a chart scroll. A reconstruction.
Replay re-runs the recorded feed through the same engine that renders live. The tape re-prints, the book re-builds, VPIN re-computes, and bands on the liquidation map ignite and burn out exactly as they did.
- >Trades, best bid and offer, the full order book, liquidations, open interest, funding
- >Jump to any moment and land on the order book exactly as it stood
- >Same renderer as live, same approximately 180 FPS
- >Nothing interpolated, nothing sampled away
The same moment replays the same way. Every time.
You can't drill your read of a move if the move changes on every viewing. An EdgeDepth replay is identical on every run - same ticks, same frames - so study becomes repeatable: rewind, re-watch, test your read against the same tape until the pattern is yours.
The 30-day window rolls forward, but archived events are kept forever: a cascade from last year replays today exactly as it printed. The same exact playback powers Research: every match a search finds opens in replay at its moment. It also makes guided lessons possible, because annotations stay pinned to exact ticks.