Order Book Analysis — Spread-Aware Wall Detection
Charts show what already happened; the order book shows what is queued. CoreNova reads real exchange order books from up to 5 crypto venues with spread-aware wall detection that flags significant bid/ask liquidity.
Frequently asked
Why is order book analysis better on crypto than stocks?
Crypto exchanges expose full L2 order book data via free APIs. US equity venues require paid direct feeds (NASDAQ TotalView, NYSE OpenBook) which retail rarely pays for. CoreNova uses what's actually available on each side: real L2 on crypto, top-of-book bid/ask + flow metrics on stocks. We're upfront about the asymmetry.
Which exchanges power the crypto order book?
Five integrated exchanges: Binance.US, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, and Blofin. For spot books the aggregator merges depth across up to 4 venues so you see the cross-exchange picture, not one venue's view; Blofin serves as the order-book fallback and handles perpetuals on its own. Routing is automatic — when a venue is unhealthy, fallback kicks in.
How do you separate genuine walls from noise?
A wall has to earn the label: at least 3× the book's average order size, sitting at a spread-aware distance from price, then tagged at-market vs structural. On top of that sits a quality gate — when the book is thin or no market-maker presence is detected, the sentiment read is flagged as a low-quality signal instead of being presented as conviction.
Plans?
Crypto Pro gives you the full multi-exchange order book aggregation + wall detection. Stock Pro gives you top-of-book + pressure on stocks. The Bundle (7-day trial) gives you both — see the pricing page for current pricing.
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