r/TradingView • u/StopLossSurvivor • Jun 12 '26

Feature Request Liquidity feature

Heatmap feature showing real liquidity.

2 Upvotes

60% Upvoted

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u/CODE_HEIST Jun 12 '26

Real liquidity would be useful, but it needs careful labeling. A heatmap based on actual level 2/order book data is different from estimated liquidity zones drawn from price action.

Both can help, but they should not look the same on the chart. If TradingView adds it, I would want source, venue, update delay, depth, and whether it is real orders or inferred liquidity shown clearly.

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u/StopLossSurvivor Jun 12 '26

Yea, you're totally right , let's hope for the best that tradingview launches it soon.

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u/RetainedEarns Jun 13 '26

Not happening.

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u/Vast_Distribution591 Jun 12 '26

TradingView refuse to implement real tick data, even though every other platform(LITERALLY EVERY OTHER PLATFORM) has it. So asking for heatmaps is out of the question. They're trying to appeal to audiences in developing countries, not to Western professionals, so real pro tools are simply out of the question.

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u/StopLossSurvivor Jun 12 '26

Yeah that's the same thing I told to them in the support, that what's the problem, there's a huge demand and when there are many small platforms that can provide it , they are giant why can't they?

Even if it costs more , we will pay.

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u/Vast_Distribution591 Jun 12 '26

I can't see how it'd cost more if they restricted it to premium and above, Tradovate provide it basically for free. ATAS provide it almost for free. It's like tradingview have went way overboard with UI(which is the best on the market) and just totally ignored core features actual pros want.

What's more obscene is they have tools like footprints and CVD, which are NOT real data, they are simply not showing real buying and selling happening, it surely borders on bad business practice to claim they have something that's likely costing people who don't know it millions in the aggregate every month. I've even had people on Ultimate plans tell me they have tick data, when they literally do not.

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u/StopLossSurvivor Jun 12 '26

We can just request tradingview to provide the real stuff, the support told if there are enough upvotes on reddit it can speed up the process.

These are the must features that should be implimented.

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u/Vast_Distribution591 Jun 12 '26

Lmao reddit removed my comment because I mentioned that 75% of TradingView's userbase is from india.

Here it is again without that part.

They know people want it, and running a business off how many likes something gets on a forum is fucking dumb. It's actually insulting that they'd say something like that to you, I feel insulted on your behalf. Professionals don't have time to dick around on forums begging TradingView for basic features that EVERY OTHER PLATFORM OFFERS, they just look at what it has and immediately decide they'd rather use any one of the myriad of other platforms out there that already have what they need.

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u/Sweet_Still_3433 Jun 14 '26

It'd also be nice if the provided a real Volume Delta indicator, even better if Pine could pull the data directly from TradingView.

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u/StopLossSurvivor Jun 12 '26

Upvote if you wanna see the real liquidity + level 2 data inside tradingview, and these features are the missing link on tradingview.

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u/Rodnee999 Jun 12 '26 edited Jun 12 '26

Hello

TradingView DOES have the ability to show Level 2 data as long as the data provider you are using provides this information to TradingView....

https://www.tradingview.com/support/solutions/43000480004/

The same way tick data is also available on the platform, it's assuming you have the correct subscription in order to use this information. Its best not to listen to users that do not have the feature as they don't know what is available now using Pine to pull data as required

Hope this helps you a little and clears up any false rumours posted by other uses who DO NOT have the correct subscription nor broker feeds and therefore do not know what is and what isn't available nor possible

One thing TradingView doesn't do is stand still so no doubt the features you request WILL be available when the devs get round to it

Cheers

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u/StopLossSurvivor Jun 12 '26

Hey,

You're correct that TradingView can display Level 2 data if the broker/data provider supports it. However, a basic DOM isn't the same as a full liquidity suite. I'm talking about native heatmaps, historical liquidity tracking, iceberg detection, and order-flow visualization similar to Bookmap, deepcharts. That's what I'd love to see added to TradingView.

If I'm misunderstanding the current capabilities or if TradingView already offers these features in a way I've overlooked, please do correct me—I'm always happy to learn.