Knowledge base: guides and FAQ
How to read an aggregated order book, liquidations, open interest and funding, test strategies honestly — and how AggPro works.
Guides
Aggregated Order Book: Why One Exchange Is Not Enough
What an aggregated crypto order book is, why the Binance book alone shows a fraction of real liquidity, and how to read combined depth across Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid and other exchanges.
DerivativesCrypto Liquidations and Liquidation Heatmaps: How to Read Them
What forced liquidations are, why liquidation clusters attract price, how to read a liquidation heatmap and real liquidation data across Binance, Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid.
DerivativesOpen Interest, Funding Rate and Long/Short Ratio Explained
How open interest, funding rates and the long/short ratio work on crypto perpetual futures, what they say about positioning, and how to read them together across exchanges.
StrategiesWhy Most Crypto Backtests Lie — and How to Test a Strategy Honestly
The common reasons crypto trading strategies look great in backtests and lose money live: single-exchange data, look-ahead bias, ignored fees and funding, overfitting. A checklist for honest testing.
StocksGold, Oil, the S&P 500 and Stocks on Crypto Exchanges: How It Works
Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid and other crypto exchanges now list perpetual futures on gold, silver, oil, stock indices and stocks. How they work, where their prices come from and how to see their combined order book.
Order bookOrder Book Walls and Spoofing: How to Tell Real Liquidity from Fake
How large limit-order walls work in crypto order books, what spoofing looks like, and practical ways to tell a real level from orders that disappear before price reaches them.
Order bookHow Much Money Moves the Price 1%? Reading Cumulative Order Book Depth
Cumulative depth from the mid price shows how much capital it takes to push a market by 0.1%, 0.5% or 1% and how much slippage your order will pay. Real numbers for BTC, ETH and gold across all exchanges.
DerivativesSpot vs Perpetual Futures: Why the Futures Book Leads and What the Premium Tells You
How spot and perpetual futures order books differ, why price discovery in crypto usually starts on perps, and how the perp–spot premium and funding reveal leverage and sentiment.
StocksTokenized Gold: PAXG vs XAUT vs Gold Perpetuals — Premiums, Depth and 24/7 Trading
How PAXG and XAUT tokens and gold perpetual futures track the gold price, why they trade at a premium, where the liquidity is, and how to watch gold around the clock in one combined order book.
StocksTrading Tesla and the S&P 500 When Wall Street Is Closed: Stock Perps and Tokenized Shares
Stock perpetuals and tokenized shares let you trade NVIDIA, Tesla, Apple and the S&P 500 at night and on weekends. How their price is anchored, what happens to it while the exchange is closed, and the risks of the gap.
Order bookWhale Trades: How to Track Large Market Orders Across All Exchanges
What counts as a whale trade, why large market orders are split across exchanges, how to spot them in executed volume, and why aggregated trade data shows what a single exchange hides.
StrategiesFrom Idea to Tested Strategy Without Code: A Practical Walkthrough
How to turn a trading idea into precise entry and exit rules, choose indicators and a timeframe, and test it honestly on multi-exchange data with fees and funding — without writing code.
DerivativesCoinglass Alternative: Liquidations, Funding and an Aggregated Order Book in One Terminal
Looking for a Coinglass alternative? AggPro combines a live order book of 20+ exchanges with liquidations, funding, open interest and a free screener — on one screen, free to start.
DerivativesCrypto Funding Rate Explained: How to Read It Across Exchanges
What the funding rate of perpetual futures means, who pays whom, why it differs between Binance, Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid, and how traders use it — with live funding for every major coin.
StrategiesWhere to Put a Stop-Loss in Crypto: Noise, Walls and the Edge You Need
Why tight stops lose money even with a good entry, how volatility and order book walls should shape your stop, and how to check how much edge a trade needs before you enter.
Order bookFree Crypto Order Book Heatmap and Aggregated Depth — a Bookmap Alternative in the Browser
See where liquidity sits across Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid and 20+ exchanges: a free aggregated order book with walls, cumulative depth and liquidation clusters in the browser, no install.
DerivativesHow to Use a Crypto Futures Screener: Funding, Open Interest and Liquidations
A practical guide to screening 450+ perpetual futures: which columns matter, how to spot crowded trades, squeezes and unusual activity, and how to go from the screener to the order book in one click.
StrategiesCrypto Position Size Calculator: Risk, Leverage and Liquidation Price
How to size a crypto futures position from your risk instead of leverage: the formula, worked examples, why leverage doesn’t change your risk, and where the liquidation price sits.
Questions and answers
General
What is AggPro?
AggPro collects order books, trades and liquidations of 25 exchanges (spot, futures and DEX) into one terminal. You see the real liquidity of a coin across the whole market instead of one exchange.
Which exchanges are included?
Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate, MEXC, KuCoin, HTX, BingX, Crypto.com, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitfinex, Bitstamp, Upbit, Bithumb, Hyperliquid, Aster, Deribit, Lighter, Extended and major DEX pools. The futures order book is built from 11 derivatives venues; the Stocks section (gold, oil, indices, stocks) additionally includes Bitunix and tokenized spot markets. The current list is on the main page.
How do I sign in?
Press «Sign in» and choose a way. By email: enter your address, get a 6-digit code (or a one-click link) and you're in — sign-up works with major providers (Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Yahoo, Proton, Yandex, Mail.ru and others). Or through Telegram: the bot @agg_pro_bot opens and confirms the login. No passwords either way. Alerts and signals come to Telegram — an email account can connect Telegram in the profile, and the two accounts merge into one.
Terminal and chart
What does the aggregated order book show?
Limit orders of all selected exchanges summed by price level. Large walls are highlighted; the filter lets you hide or keep individual exchanges. Spot and futures are separate markets (BTC:spot / BTC:perp).
Alerts and the bot
How do I get strategy signals in Telegram?
Turn on «Signal notifications» in your profile on the site or in the bot: menu → 📡 Strategy signals (command /signals). There you choose coins (all or your own list) and whether to get a message when a trade closes. Each signal has entry, stop and take. Free plan — signals for the top-10 coins, Pro — all coins. All signals with results are on the Signals page. Not financial advice.
How does the liquidation alert work?
Every 30 seconds the server compares the live aggregated price with the largest clusters of the estimated liquidation map. If price comes within your distance (0.3 / 0.5 / 1%), you get a message. The same cluster is not repeated for 6 hours. You can pick «All coins» (the most liquid futures), quick buttons, or type any coins: «✏️ Enter coins» in the bot or the «Add coins» field in the profile.
How do I set a price alert?
Three ways: the 🔔 tool on the chart (click the level), the Price alerts block in your profile, or the command /alert BTC 85000 in the bot. The alert fires once when the aggregated price crosses the level and is then removed.
Are the site and bot settings the same?
Yes. Language, signals, liquidation and price alerts are stored once for your Telegram account. A change in the profile is visible in the bot immediately, and vice versa.
I don't receive messages from the bot
Open @agg_pro_bot and press Start — Telegram allows bots to write only to users who started them. If you blocked the bot, unblock it and send any command. Then check that the needed notifications are turned on in the profile.
Plans, referrals, API
What is the difference between Free, Pro and Elite?
Free — 2 charts, 5 alerts, 60 days of history, order book with a delay, screener, signals for the top-10 coins.
Pro ($9.99/month) — real-time order books, 8 charts, 20 alerts, 180 days of history, Pro indicators (clusters, imbalance zones, liquidations, OI, signals), API (50,000 requests/day), selling strategies in the marketplace.
Elite ($19.99/month) — everything in Pro + 16 charts, 100 alerts, unlimited history, API with 6× higher limits and webhooks.
Until the end of the year all plans are 50% off. New users get a 14-day trial with Pro features. Pay in USDC/USDT on the site (Account → Billing) or in the bot: /pay.
How does the referral program work?
You get 50% of every subscription payment of users who came via your link (Account → Referral program). When the balance reaches $10, create a payout request to your wallet (USDC/USDT on Base, Arbitrum, Optimism or BNB Chain) — it is paid out manually, usually within a day.
Is there an API?
Yes, on Pro and Elite: create a key in Account → API. Data: aggregated order book, candles with buy/sell volume, open interest, funding, long/short ratio, liquidations, liquidation map, market screener, signals; a live order-book WebSocket. Pro — 5 requests/s and 50,000 per day; Elite — 20 requests/s, 300,000 per day and webhooks (events signal, price_alert, liq_pool_alert, HMAC-signed). Full documentation with limits and examples: aggpro.xyz/docs/api.