Six New Orderflow Indicators on Deep View: Naked POC, Icebergs, Sweeps and More
Deep View now renders naked POC lines, anchored VWAP bands, stacked imbalance zones, iceberg detection, tape speed and liquidity sweep markers as composable layers on the price chart. Here is what each orderflow indicator does and which tier unlocks it.
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Launch Free Terminal →Six new orderflow indicators just landed on the Buildix Deep View, and none of them live in a separate tab. Naked POC tracking, anchored VWAP with sigma bands, stacked imbalance zones, an iceberg detector, a speed of tape gauge and liquidity sweep markers all render as layers directly on the price chart. They stack on top of each other, on top of your standard indicators, and on top of the Liquidation Heatmap overlay that shipped in June.
Layers, Not Tabs: How the New System Works
The usual tradeoff on charting platforms is that every new tool gets its own view, and you end up flipping between five screens to assemble one picture. The layer system removes that. Open any of the 530+ Hyperliquid pairs, hit the Layers button on the chart, and toggle each overlay on or off. Everything shares the same time axis and price scale, pan and zoom stay locked to the candles, and heavy layers only mount when they are actually visible, so the chart stays fast even with six overlays running.
Your layer setup saves to your account, not to the browser. Configure BTC once on desktop, open the same pair from your phone, and the stack comes back exactly as you left it.
Pro Layers: Naked POC, Anchored VWAP, Stacked Imbalance Zones
The naked POC tracker draws every session Point of Control that price never came back to retest, as a live line with its distance from price and its age in days. The moment price trades back through a level, the line dies. Untested POCs act like magnets because the market tends to revisit the price where the most business was done, and now they sit on the chart without manual drawing. If the concept is new, the naked POC trading strategy guide on the blog covers the full methodology.
Anchored VWAP lets you pick the anchor that matters instead of accepting the session default. Presets include the 7 day swing high, the 7 day swing low and the start of the week, each drawn with 1 sigma and 2 sigma bands. Institutional desks benchmark entries against anchored VWAP from significant events, and the bands tell you when price is stretched relative to the volume done since that event.
Stacked imbalance zones come straight from footprint logic: when three or more consecutive price levels print heavy one-sided imbalances, that cluster projects forward as a support or resistance zone. A zone survives wick probes and only dies on a candle close through it. Violated zones dim instead of vanishing, so you can audit which levels actually held.
These three ship on the Pro tier at $39 per month.
Whale Layers: Iceberg Detection, Speed of Tape, Liquidity Sweeps
The iceberg detector watches the book and the tape together and flags price levels that keep refilling while aggressive flow hits them. For each cluster it tracks the refill count, the executed size and the hidden ratio between what actually printed and what the book displayed. That is hidden liquidity, the kind of absorption you normally only feel after your stop is gone.
Speed of tape measures trades per second against a rolling baseline and converts it into a z-score. Quiet tape reads near zero. A burst several standard deviations above baseline usually precedes the move, not the other way around, because urgency shows up in the tape before it shows up in the candle.
The sweep layer marks liquidity sweeps: a wick through a prior swing that closes back inside the range. Markers scale with sweep strength, sweeps confirmed by a delta flip print as filled triangles while unconfirmed ones stay hollow, and the swept level gets a dashed tick so you can see exactly which pool was taken. Stop hunts stop being a feeling and start being a data point.
These three are Whale tier at $79 per month, and they are the reason that tier exists: microstructure that most retail charts never surface.
The Detect Tab and OI and Funding as Candles
Next to the chart, the right panel picked up a Detect tab that streams the live output of the microstructure engines: iceberg refills and tape bursts as they print, tied to the pair you are watching. Below the main chart, open interest and funding now draw as candle sub-panes with the viewport locked to price, so you can read an OI flush against the exact candle that caused it instead of squinting at a separate chart.
Alerts and Signals Shipped in the Same Drop
The alert pipeline was rebuilt around a single dispatcher with automatic retries and a full delivery audit trail, so a missed Telegram message is now a logged event instead of a mystery. There is an in-app notification center behind the bell in the nav, quiet hours that support overnight windows like 22:00 to 07:00, and one-click test sends for every channel: email, Telegram, webhook and in-app.
On the signal side, every signal outcome is now evaluated and stored, which is the groundwork for verified win-rate stats instead of claims. Hysteresis stops signals from flipping side on every tick, and the OBI input now weighs order book refill quality instead of raw depth alone.
The full breakdown by tier is on the pricing page, and the changelog at buildix.trade/updates now tracks every release, backfilled through the summer. To see the layers on live flow, open buildix.trade/pair/BTC, hit Layers, and start stacking.