dxFeed has expanded its collaboration with ATAS to deliver
historical DOM Levels (Heatmap) data for futures contracts. The feature is now
available for key instruments listed on major US and European exchanges,
including those from CME Group and EUREX.
Benefits for Retail Traders and Brokers
For retail traders, the addition of historical DOM heatmap
data offers access to advanced market insights that were previously more common
among institutional participants. It helps individual traders move beyond basic
chart analysis and price action by providing a more detailed view of market
structure.
With this information, retail traders may be better positioned to
understand order dynamics and market reactions around key price levels.
Retail brokers may also find strategic value in this
development. As traders increasingly seek more analytical tools, offering
access to historical liquidity data could enhance a broker’s platform and
strengthen its appeal to more active or professional users.
This may help with
both user retention and acquisition in a competitive market where data quality
and analytics tools are gaining importance.
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: dxFeed
Collaborates with Hybrid Trading Firm to Improve Market Data Access.
Features of the Heatmap Integration
The update allows traders to visualize historical order book
activity directly on trading charts. It provides insights into where large
limit orders were placed, how liquidity levels evolved over time, and where
significant institutional activity may have taken place.
The integration introduces several tools within the ATAS
platform, including DOM Levels history with heatmap visualization and full
support for major futures markets. These features enable a closer analysis of
past liquidity patterns and market depth behavior.
Traders can use this data to
identify hidden support and resistance levels, liquidity clusters, and the
likely footprints of large participants. This, in turn, can help improve timing
for trade entries and exits based on real order flow.
Traders Access Historical Heatmaps via ATAS
To access the new feature, traders are to connect their
dxFeed subscription to the ATAS platform. After selecting a supported
instrument and applying the DOM Levels indicator, users can begin analyzing the
historical heatmap data directly on their charts.
Dmitrii Parilov, Managing Director at dxFeed, noted that the
partnership continues to expand access to data-driven tools. Denis Ivashchenko,
CEO of ATAS, added that the historical heatmap functionality offers a deeper
layer of market insight for traders who rely on order book analysis.
dxFeed has expanded its collaboration with ATAS to deliver
historical DOM Levels (Heatmap) data for futures contracts. The feature is now
available for key instruments listed on major US and European exchanges,
including those from CME Group and EUREX.
Benefits for Retail Traders and Brokers
For retail traders, the addition of historical DOM heatmap
data offers access to advanced market insights that were previously more common
among institutional participants. It helps individual traders move beyond basic
chart analysis and price action by providing a more detailed view of market
structure.
With this information, retail traders may be better positioned to
understand order dynamics and market reactions around key price levels.
Retail brokers may also find strategic value in this
development. As traders increasingly seek more analytical tools, offering
access to historical liquidity data could enhance a broker’s platform and
strengthen its appeal to more active or professional users.
This may help with
both user retention and acquisition in a competitive market where data quality
and analytics tools are gaining importance.
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: dxFeed
Collaborates with Hybrid Trading Firm to Improve Market Data Access.
Features of the Heatmap Integration
The update allows traders to visualize historical order book
activity directly on trading charts. It provides insights into where large
limit orders were placed, how liquidity levels evolved over time, and where
significant institutional activity may have taken place.
The integration introduces several tools within the ATAS
platform, including DOM Levels history with heatmap visualization and full
support for major futures markets. These features enable a closer analysis of
past liquidity patterns and market depth behavior.
Traders can use this data to
identify hidden support and resistance levels, liquidity clusters, and the
likely footprints of large participants. This, in turn, can help improve timing
for trade entries and exits based on real order flow.
Traders Access Historical Heatmaps via ATAS
To access the new feature, traders are to connect their
dxFeed subscription to the ATAS platform. After selecting a supported
instrument and applying the DOM Levels indicator, users can begin analyzing the
historical heatmap data directly on their charts.
Dmitrii Parilov, Managing Director at dxFeed, noted that the
partnership continues to expand access to data-driven tools. Denis Ivashchenko,
CEO of ATAS, added that the historical heatmap functionality offers a deeper
layer of market insight for traders who rely on order book analysis.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
