Compared

Coinalyze and Swiftedge: futures data and the live order book

By Swiftedge · Published

Coinalyze is a free crypto futures data site: open interest, funding, liquidations, long/short ratios and basis for hundreds of coins across many exchanges. Swiftedge looks at the order book instead: the live Bitcoin, gold, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, US 500, US 100, silver and WTI crude oil perpetual futures book as a heatmap, every trade, a footprint chart and Positioning, free with no account. Many traders use both.

What Coinalyze offers

From Coinalyze's own pages, checked on 31 October 2026 (coinalyze.net, alerts, ad-free version, API):

What Swiftedge Depth offers

Swiftedge DepthWhat you get
MarketsBitcoin, gold, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, US 500, US 100, silver and WTI crude oil perpetual futures
Order book heatmapResting bids and asks out to about 2 % from price, a new column four times a second
TradesEvery trade as a bubble sized by volume and colored by the aggressive side
Chart typesLine, candlesticks (1 second to 4 hours) or a footprint chart: buying and selling at every price inside each candle, with POC and delta
Imbalance toolsStacked imbalance zones and a live order book and volume imbalance readout
StudiesVolume profile (session, day, week, visible range), TPO, VWAP bands, 20 classic indicators and CVD divergence
HistoryAt least the last 24 hours, zoomable down to the raw book
PositioningSwiftedge Positioning: where leveraged positions would be liquidated, by price, with the upper wall, lower wall, flip, fast walls and max liquidation, on the chart and on the positioning page
AlertsChart alerts for price and large walls while the tab is open, and free server alerts that work with the tab closed (browser push, Telegram or a webhook) on Swiftedge Alerts
ExtrasCVD, VWAP, real liquidations, 26 drawing tools, a live levels page and a liquidation heatmap
PriceFree, no account, in the browser

Also free: funding, open interest, a liquidation heatmap checked against the liquidations that really happened, and Positioning with the upper wall, lower wall, flip and max liquidation.

The difference that matters

Leverage numbers or the book. Coinalyze shows how leverage builds across the market: open interest, funding and liquidations for hundreds of coins. Depth shows what is resting and trading right now in one market: the order book four times a second with every trade on top.

Coverage. Coinalyze covers far more coins and exchanges. Swiftedge covers fewer markets, in detail, with at least 24 hours of order book history.

Which one fits

Open Swiftedge Depth

Common questions

Is Coinalyze free?

According to coinalyze.net on 31 October 2026, yes: the data and charts are free with ads, alerts are free with an account, and the API is free with a key. An ad-free version costs $10.95 a month. Swiftedge is free with every feature and no account.

Does Coinalyze have an order book heatmap?

The Coinalyze pages we checked on 31 October 2026 did not list one. Swiftedge Depth shows the live perpetual futures order book as a heatmap, four times a second, with every trade on top.

Does Swiftedge show open interest and funding?

Yes, on the funding and open interest pages for each market, next to the liquidation heatmap and Positioning. Swiftedge does not cover Coinalyze's range of coins.

Where does Swiftedge's data come from?

Swiftedge reads public perpetual futures data from Hyperliquid and Lighter: the order book and every trade with its aggressor side. Everything shown is Swiftedge's own calculation.

Sources

Competitor details checked on 31 October 2026 and may have changed since.

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