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We record every print.

Rawtape runs its own recorder on the exchanges' raw feeds, around the clock. What you see on the chart is what it stored, or what your browser computes live from the same exchange. Nothing is modelled to fill a gap.

Every print goes on the tape, and the tape goes on the reel. Nothing is sampled away.

From the exchange to your chart.

  1. Exchange feeds

    Raw prints: trades, force orders, order books and klines from Binance, Bybit, OKX and Bitget, straight off each venue's public stream.

  2. Our recorder

    Every venue's raw stream, recorded by us around the clock. Nothing is counted twice.

  3. Storage

    Kept, not sampled. Liquidations, footprint bars and order-book heatmap columns, stored as recorded. Footprint and heatmap history go back 30 days.

  4. Your chart

    Pushed live, layer by layer. Coins we don't record are computed in your browser by the same code.

Four venues' raw feeds, recorded at the source and pushed to your chart.

What we record

FeedWhat it becomesWhere you see it
Force ordersEvery liquidation print, per venue, with its price, side and size.Liquidation heatmap, aggregated liquidations
TradesPer-price buy and sell volume inside every bar, and taker delta.Footprint, volume, delta, CVD, aggression, sweeps
Order bookResting liquidity over time, and the live top of book.Liquidity heatmap, depth ladder (coming)
KlinesCandles per venue, with the live bar folded from that venue's own trades.The chart itself
Funding, open interest, GEXRecorded on the shared lane and kept with the rest.The top bar

Liquidations recorded, last 24 hours

2,902 liquidations worth $17.7M, across 11 coins, Nov 6 20:05 – Nov 7 20:05 UTC. Read from our recorder, not from an exchange's summary.

Liquidations recorded per exchange, 24 hours
ExchangeShareLiquidationsPercent
Binance1,34846%
Bybit83829%
OKX43615%
Bitget28010%

Honest by construction

“None” and “not recorded” are different words

If a venue had no liquidations in a window, the chart says none. If we weren't recording it, the chart says not recorded. It never fills one with the other.

NoneNot recorded

No synthetic data, anywhere

When a venue offers no public feed for something, we say so on the chart and draw nothing. A layer you can't trust is worse than an empty one.

A quiet stretch we recorded says “None”. A stretch we did not record would say “Not recorded”, and is never filled in.
The tape, moving: five-minute aggression slid past a fixed window, gold for buying, red for selling. Recorded, then drawn by our own engine.