Order book walls screener
A wall is a limit order far larger than its neighbours in the order book. Price often reacts when it gets close: the wall either holds, gets eaten or is pulled. DiTi finds walls across hundreds of coins and shows them on the chart and in the book.
What counts as a wall
Size only matters relative to the coin. $100K is nothing in BTC and a lot in a coin trading $20M a day. DiTi counts a wall as meaningful when it is:
- at least $50,000;
- worth at least 3 minutes of the coin’s normal trading (daily turnover / 1440 × 3);
- 5× larger than the usual orders around it.
A strong wall is $150K+, 10+ minutes of trading, 8× the neighbours, has stood for 10+ minutes and sits within 1.5% of the price.
How DiTi tracks them
- Coins in focus are scanned: in play, top by trades and open interest, gainers and losers, pumps.
- Each wall is followed over time — whether it holds, is being eaten by market orders, moves with the price or gets pulled.
- Futures and spot books of the same coin side by side; large spot orders are highlighted in the futures book too.
- The selected wall is drawn on the chart with a star, even when it is far from the current price.
In Telegram
When price approaches a large wall, the bot sends a chart image: where the wall is, how big it is for this coin, and whether it is holding or being eaten. It shows the market right now — not a trade call; what to do near a wall is your decision.
Screenshots
Real app screens. Sign in with Telegram to use it.
FAQ
What is an order book wall?
A limit order much larger than the orders around it. It is visible in the order book (DOM), and price often reacts when it gets close.
Why do walls disappear?
They get pulled or moved — sometimes on purpose, to create the look of support or resistance. That is why DiTi tracks how long a wall stands and whether it moves with the price.
Is it free?
Yes, right now every section is free after signing in with Telegram.