Separate executed trades from resting liquidity.
| Module | What it shows | Ticker behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Trades | Public executed trades across selected venues. | Keeps BTC independently of the trading ticker. |
| Ticker Trades | The same kind of public tape, linked to your chosen asset. | Switching to ETHUSDT selects the ETH tape across its selected sources. |
| Liquidations | Reported public liquidation events, with local saved history. | Keeps its own selected asset. |
| Heatmap Chart | Recorded public order-book depth, candle context and a current profile. | Keeps its own selected asset and source configuration. |
Public source choices are separate from private exchange-account integrations. An analysis feed does not create an account connection or enable trading. Asset listings, depth and event coverage differ between sources.
SD and HD, with an explicit history boundary.
Both heatmap resolutions are available without a paid resolution gate in Schizo. SD uses broader price groups; HD keeps finer grouping. Choose the sources to aggregate, colour map, intensity, price range, profile and lens settings.
Depth is recorded while the Analytics heatmap is deployed. Saved local history retains up to 900 recorded minute periods per configuration, with up to eight configurations retained. Each candle period uses its latest recorded book; the live period updates as recording continues. Candles do not reconstruct order-book history, and gaps stay blank.
Schizo does not currently provide a shared historical depth archive. Opening the module for the first time cannot reveal an order book that this device never recorded.
Decide what should keep running.
Leaving Analytics unloads its modules and their subscriptions. A Liquidations module placed on Trade continues recording when scrolled offscreen. Its saved event history is bounded to the newest 3,000 entries within seven days.
Pausing Trades, Ticker Trades or Liquidations is remembered across refreshes and releases that instance’s feeds. Another active module can still need a shared source. Paused Liquidations keeps its saved rows; events missed while paused are not backfilled when it resumes.
Keep the layout useful on your screen.
Analytics has its own draggable, resizable layout. Add the tools you use, lock their arrangement and return to the layout saved on this device. Trade layouts are separate. Start with a small source selection, then add venues when they answer a specific question.
The order-flow workspace example explains ticker linking, a notional filter and pause behavior. For a different approach to historical data and chart tooling, read our MMT comparison.