Practical answers about live crypto order books, liquidity walls, monitored markets, alerts, market history, Web Push, and paid plans.
Understand what CoinMakerHub shows and what you can explore before subscribing.
CoinMakerHub is a crypto market analytics service for watching live order books, liquidity walls, significant trades, market history, and alerts in one place. It helps you follow visible liquidity and market activity, but it does not place trades for you.
The public preview gives you Binance Spot ETH/USDT with a live order book, Live Tape, and Wall Radar events. It is available without an account or subscription, so you can see how the main views work before choosing a plan.
A market is one exchange, trading type, and pair together. For example, Binance Spot ETH/USDT and Binance Futures ETH/USDT are two different markets because their order books and trades are different.
Open a market picker to see the pairs currently available for each supported exchange. Both paid plans include every supported exchange and pair shown there.
Use the live views to inspect liquidity and trades happening now.
Live shows the current order book for your selected market. You can inspect bid and ask prices, available quantity at each level, and the visible difference between buyers and sellers.
Live focuses on resting buy and sell orders in the order book. Live Tape focuses on completed trades, so you can see actual buying and selling activity alongside the liquidity that was available.
Bid is liquidity from buyers waiting below or at a price. Ask is liquidity from sellers waiting above or at a price. A bid wall is therefore a large concentration of buy orders, while an ask wall is a large concentration of sell orders.
No. Paid users can switch between supported markets in Live as often as needed. A market counts toward your limit only after you add it to Monitored Markets for ongoing Wall Radar, Alerts, and History access.
Choose the markets you care about, follow wall changes, and create useful notifications.
A wall is a large concentration of limit orders at or near one price. Traders often watch walls because they show where unusually strong visible buying or selling interest is sitting in the order book.
A monitored market is a market you deliberately add to your account because you want CoinMakerHub to follow it beyond the Live screen. Your monitored markets are shared by Wall Radar, Alerts, Book History, and Trade History.
Open Markets, choose an exchange and one of its available pairs, then add the market. Spot and futures versions of the same pair count separately. You can remove a market when you no longer need ongoing monitoring for it.
Wall Radar turns important changes in your monitored order books into a chronological event feed. You can filter it by market, wall side, event type, importance, and time period.
Appeared means a new wall became visible. Moved means a wall shifted to another price. Removed means it disappeared without enough trading at that level to treat it as bought or sold. Absorbed means trading consumed the wall at its price.
Importance tells you how strongly an event stands out for that specific market. High highlights the most unusual wall activity, medium captures clearly notable events, and low includes weaker changes that may still be useful. The same raw order size can therefore have different importance on different markets.
Wall Radar is the feed you open when you want to review wall activity across monitored markets. Alerts are rules you create for the specific combinations you care about, such as absorbed ask walls with high importance on one or more markets.
First add the market on the Markets page. Then open Alerts, create a rule, choose one or more monitored markets, select the wall side, event types, and importance levels you care about, and enable the rule. Turn on Web Push if you also want notifications outside the open app.
Check that the market is in Monitored Markets, the alert rule is enabled, and its selected side, event types, and importance levels are not too narrow. It is also possible that no matching wall change has happened during the time period you selected.
Yes. After you allow notifications and enable Web Push, supported browsers can show matching alerts even when the CoinMakerHub tab is closed. Browser and operating-system notification settings can still block delivery.
Review earlier market activity and understand what each paid plan includes.
Book History lets you return to earlier order book snapshots for a monitored market. Recent periods have more detail, while older periods use wider time intervals so you can study longer-term liquidity changes.
Trade History keeps trades and closely related trade series that stand out for the selected market. It leaves out routine tiny fills, while Live Tape remains the place to watch the current trade flow as it happens.
Monitor costs $19 per month and includes 5 monitored markets, 3 active alert rules, 7 days of Wall Radar and significant trade history, Web Push, and order book history with minute detail for 24 hours and hourly detail for 7 days.
Pro costs $39 per month and includes 10 monitored markets, 8 active alert rules, 30 days of Wall Radar history, 1 year of significant trade history, Web Push, and order book history with minute detail for 24 hours, hourly detail for 30 days, and daily detail for 1 year.
No. CoinMakerHub is an information and analytics service. It does not connect to your exchange account to place orders, hold cryptocurrency or cash, or provide personalized investment advice.