In a major upgrade for order flow traders, dxFeed and ATAS have expanded their long-standing partnership to introduce historical DOM (Depth of Market) heatmap data, unlocking a powerful way to visualize how liquidity shaped past price action in the futures markets.
Now fully integrated into the ATAS platform, this feature offers access to historical limit order levels from key US and European exchanges, including CME Group and EUREX, giving traders a visual map of where large orders once sat — and how they influenced market structure.
“We’re enabling users to go beyond traditional price analysis,” said Dmitrii Parilov, Managing Director at dxFeed. “This lets traders understand the forces that shape market movements — even in hindsight.”
Unlocking Market Structure Insights
This isn’t just data — it’s context.
With the new DOM Heatmap History, traders can:
- Spot hidden support and resistance zones built on real order flow
- Analyze liquidity clusters that acted as magnets or barriers
- Trace institutional activity through the depth of market
- Refine entries and exits based on true market intent, not just candles
“For traders who rely on order flow and liquidity insights, this is a true game changer,” added Denis Ivashchenko, CEO of ATAS.Whether you’re scalping the DOM or looking to confirm bias with historical liquidity behavior, this release opens a new dimension of analysis that goes far beyond price.
