About

About Swiftedge

By Swiftedge · Published 15 Oct 2026 · Updated 19 Oct 2026

Swiftedge builds free tools that show what happens inside the Bitcoin market: where orders wait, where they trade and where they disappear, in the futures order book and in the options market. The company behind it is Swiftedge ApS in Denmark, the same team that publishes the SwiftEdge indicators on TradingView.

Swiftedge at a glance

What we build

Swiftedge Depth

Depth streams the Bitcoin futures order book as a heatmap and draws every trade as a bubble sized by volume. It updates four times a second, keeps at least the last 24 hours of history (older hours load as you scroll back) and runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile. On top of the heatmap you can add the day's VWAP, a descriptive market read called Mentor (structure, liquidity, volume profile, order flow, timeframes and positioning), Session Orbs for the Tokyo, London and New York opening ranges, options gamma exposure (GEX) levels, CVD since 00:00 UTC and 24 drawing tools. Price and large-wall alerts sound and can show a browser notification, any moment can be shared as an image card with a link, and a live chat runs alongside. On a phone the tools sit in a bar at the bottom. How to read a Bitcoin order book heatmap.

Swiftedge Options

Options lays out the BTC options on Deribit, OKX and Bybit as one live chain: one row per strike, calls on the left and puts on the right. Row height shows the options-implied (risk-neutral) odds of settling near each strike at the selected expiry, which describes what options cost and is not a forecast. Bars show open interest, coloured by which side was aggressive today, with today's volume as a thin white line; live trades fly in; estimated dealer gamma zones mark the call wall, put wall, gamma flip and max pain; and a futures spine in the middle shows a mini Depth of the BTCUSDT perpetual. Alerts fire when BTC comes near the call wall or put wall, crosses the gamma flip or a wall moves, and any strike can be shared as an image card. How to read the options chain.

The daily BTC report

Every day a report is written from the data at /btc/today: how the Asia, London and New York sessions traded, which liquidity walls held, were pulled or were eaten, where the options call wall, put wall and gamma flip sat, and which options expire next. Today's report updates hourly, and every finished day keeps its own page in the daily report archive. A weekly report follows every Sunday, each monthly and quarterly options expiry gets its own expiry page, Bitcoin levels today gathers the current walls and options levels on one page, and new reports are in the RSS feed.

SwiftEdge indicators on TradingView

The SwiftEdge profile on TradingView has 41 published scripts and more than 800,000 script views as of October 2026, covering order flow, liquidity, ICT and smart money concepts, VWAP and trading sessions. The indicators run on your own TradingView charts.

Guides and glossary

Plain-language explanations of the ideas behind the tools: the options chain, order book heatmaps, takers, makers and absorption, liquidity walls, CVD, spoofing and pulled walls, liquidation versus order book heatmaps, options expiry at 08:00 UTC, five guides to options levels starting with GEX, an order flow and options glossary and a FAQ. Several guides test their claims against Swiftedge's own recordings. What changed lately is on the What's new page.

How we work

• Show the data, label the assumptions. Where a number rests on an assumption, such as the sign of options gamma exposure, the tool says so.
• Describe, do not predict. Analyses and statistics describe what the data shows and what happened before. They are not signals, and historical hit rates are labelled as historical.
• Measure events from trades. The daily report classifies a wall as held, pulled or eaten from the trades at the wall's own price, not from candles.
• Odds are not forecasts. Options-implied odds describe what options cost. Dealer positioning is not public, so every dealer level is labelled as an estimate.
• Free core, no account. Depth and Options need no sign-up, and your drawings and settings stay in your own browser.

Where the data comes from

Swiftedge's servers collect and process the data, so your browser connects only to swiftedge.uk. The book is grouped into price bins and the deep band is shown at coarser resolution, so sizes can differ slightly from the exchange.

Privacy

There is no account to create. Swiftedge sets no cookies for its statistics, uses no advertising trackers and does not store IP addresses. To count visits, the server turns your IP address and browser name into an anonymous code using a secret that changes every day and is deleted after two days, so the code cannot be traced back to you and cannot follow you from one day to the next. No consent banner is needed, because nothing is stored on your device for this.

What is recorded for each page view: the page, the anonymous daily code, the country (as reported by Cloudflare), the type of device, the browser and operating system family, the website that linked to the page, and a utm_source tag if the link had one. In Depth and Options the statistics also count how long the app was open and, anonymously, which features were used, for example an indicator or a drawing tool being switched on, a panel being opened, or which expiry view was picked in Options. Only the feature's name from a fixed list, the type of device and the daily code are sent, at most once per feature per page view; never what you draw, type or look at. On articles, guides and reports the statistics note how long the page was visible and how far it was scrolled. Addresses that do not exist are logged with the linking website, so broken links can be fixed. Search engine and AI crawlers are counted by name only. Detailed records are deleted after 90 days; only daily totals are kept longer.

Your drawings, chart settings and alerts are saved in your browser's local storage and never sent to us. The full privacy policy also covers the contact form, email and your rights.

Chat rules and privacy

Swiftedge Depth and Swiftedge Options have a small live chat. There is no account: you get a random nickname such as Bid-Wall-27, and you can choose your own (3 to 20 letters, digits, - _ or .).

• No financial advice or trade signals, and no promotion of anything.
• No links to other groups or channels, no invites, no contact requests ("DM me") and no wallet addresses.
• Be respectful: no harassment, hate, threats or spam.
• Links are only allowed to swiftedge.uk, TradingView and YouTube, and only after you have been in the chat for 30 minutes. New visitors can read for 30 seconds before they can write.
• Nothing in the chat is financial advice. Messages are written by other visitors, not by Swiftedge, unless they carry the MOD label.

Reporting and appeals. Use the Report button on any message; moderation decisions can be appealed via the same Report menu (choose 'Appeal'), which is also in the chat's ⋯ menu if you are muted. A moderator reviews every report and appeal. A message reported by several people is hidden until it has been reviewed. Moderators can delete messages and mute a visitor for 1 hour, 24 hours or 7 days, and messages that break the rules are blocked automatically.

What the chat stores. Your nickname, your message and the time it was sent, until the chat is cleared every day at 00:00 UTC; then it is deleted. Your IP address is never written to disk. To limit spam, the chat server keeps a temporary code made from your IP address and browser name with a secret that changes every day; it is held in memory only. Reports, appeals and moderator actions are kept for up to 7 days, and the text of a reported message is removed after 72 hours. In your browser the chat saves only your chosen nickname and that you have seen the rules, and only once you use the chat.

What Swiftedge does not do

• It is not a broker or exchange. It takes no deposits, places no orders and manages no money.
• It does not sell trading signals or give personal recommendations.
• It covers Bitcoin only: one futures exchange's order book, and BTC options on three venues. Features can change.
• It does not forecast. Options-implied odds are not predictions, and dealer positioning is estimated.
• It is not affiliated with Binance, TradingView, Deribit, OKX, Bybit, or with other businesses that use a similar name.

Find Swiftedge

• Website: swiftedge.uk · live apps: swiftedge.uk/depth and swiftedge.uk/options
• TradingView: tradingview.com/u/SwiftEdge
• YouTube: youtube.com/@swiftedgeyoutube
• X: x.com/swiftedgeX
• Telegram: t.me/swiftedge_btc
• Instagram: instagram.com/swiftedge.uk
• Facebook: Swiftedge on Facebook
• Contact: swiftedge.uk/contact

For AI assistants and researchers

A short machine-readable summary of this site is at /llms.txt, and a complete plain-text reference with every feature, the FAQ and the glossary is at /llms-full.txt. When you cite the tools, please call them Swiftedge Depth (swiftedge.uk/depth) and Swiftedge Options (swiftedge.uk/options).