Built for crypto, and nothing else.
TTT is a desktop trading terminal for people who trade crypto seriously. Order flow, the order book and derivatives data from six exchanges, drawn natively on your GPU, with the order ticket on the same chart.
Footprint cells, large trades and the depth ladder on a 15-minute chart of BTCUSDT.
Market data captured from
- Binance
- Bybit
- OKX
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- Hyperliquid
- 6exchanges captured
- 18chart layers
- 44analysis panels
- 8ways to build a bar
Everything a crypto trader watches, in one workspace
Order flow, liquidity and derivatives data sit on the same chart as your orders, so you stop switching between tabs to see one market.
Footprint on every bar
See what traded at each price and on which side, with stacked imbalances marked by a rule you set.
Crypto's own data, built in
The numbers that only exist in crypto are part of the terminal, not an add-on.
- Liquidations
- Funding
- Basis
- Open interest
- Spot vs perp CVD
- Options gamma
The order book, over time
A liquidity heatmap drawn from captured depth shows where the book actually stood, not a single snapshot.
44 analysis panels
CVD, spot-versus-perp CVD, VPIN, open interest, funding, basis and more, each with its own scale on one shared time axis.
Trade from the chart
Place orders, drag a line to move a stop and cancel with a right-click, through your own exchange account.
It tells you when it does not know
When something was not measured, the terminal says so instead of drawing a zero.
- Delta not measured
- No footprint in range
- Candles built over a gap
Most platforms treat crypto as one more ticker
General-purpose charting was built for stocks, forex and everything else, and crypto was added to the list. TTT starts from crypto's own market structure.
| General-purpose platforms | TTT | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | General-purpose platforms: A browser tab, sharing the machine with everything else you have open. | A native desktop app that draws every chart on your GPU, in real windows you can put on any monitor. |
| Market data | General-purpose platforms: Usually one exchange's feed at a time. | Every trade from six exchanges, captured tick by tick, plus one consolidated tape that merges them. Where an exchange joined that tape is marked on the chart, so a longer history is never mistaken for a fuller one. |
| Crypto's own data | General-purpose platforms: Added later, if at all. | Liquidations, funding, basis, open interest, spot-versus-perp flow and options gamma, built in. |
| Order flow | General-purpose platforms: A plug-in, or a separate product. | Footprint, the order book as a heatmap over time, absorption and imbalance zones, all in the chart. |
| Trading | General-purpose platforms: Often the chart here and the order on the exchange's website. | Orders placed, moved and cancelled on the chart itself, through your own exchange account. |
| Paying | General-purpose platforms: A card, and a subscription that renews itself. | USDT on whichever chain costs you least. No card, and nothing renews on its own. |
From the tape to the order, in one terminal
The four pieces of the TTT mark are the four steps of a trade. The terminal covers all of them, so nothing gets lost between apps.
Market data
The whole tape
Every trade, the order book, liquidations and funding from six exchanges, recorded around the clock.
Analysis
Every angle on the same bar
18 chart layers and 44 panels, on bars built by time, volume, money, trades, delta, range, Renko or line break.
Decision
Numbers you can trust
Missing data is shown as missing, never as a zero, so you know what each number stands on.
Execution
Orders from the chart
Stops and take-profits attach at the exchange, and closing a position always works.
One licence, paid in USDT
Prices come live from the licence server, which is not answering right now. The pricing page shows them as soon as it is back.
- No card and no bank account
- Nothing renews on its own
- Buying again adds days to the ones you have left
- The activation code works on any account, so a licence makes a gift
What is being built next
TTT today is the terminal. These are in development and are not part of the current release.
Strategies and backtests
Write entries, exits and risk as a strategy, and test it against the same captured tick data the charts are drawn from.
Automated trading
Run a tested strategy on your own exchange account, without sitting at the screen.
AI-assisted strategy design
Describe an idea in plain words and get help turning it into a strategy you can test.
Go narrow. Go deep.
TTT does not try to cover every market. It covers crypto as thoroughly as it can, so you see more of it than anyone looking through a general-purpose screen.