ZAMA order flow, live and free.
Yes. Basis builds a free, live ZAMA footprint chart from Binance’s ZAMAUSDT perpetual trade tape: bid and ask volume at every price, delta, POC and stacked imbalances, beside a live liquidity heatmap and the tape, with no account, no trial and no card.
ZAMA on Binance right now
ZAMAUSDT perpetual · measured 2026-11-02 23:34 UTC from Binance public market data · refreshed every few hours
- 24h volume
- $9.5M
- Trades a second
- 2.9
- Average trade
- $38
- Spread
- 1.47 bps
- Depth within ±0.5%
- $63K
- 1,000-level reach
- ±95%
- Typical 15-min move
- 0.68%
- Funding (last)
- +0.0050%
- Open interest
- $8.3M
- Listed on Binance futures
- January 2026
Settings that fit ZAMA
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Footprint interval: 15m
Start on 15m. ZAMA prints about 2.9 trades a second on Binance, so a fifteen-minute bar holds roughly 2,600 trades and a first screen of 15 bars loads in 33 seconds. For quicker, finer reads, 5m loads in 11 seconds with about 877 trades a bar.
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Row grouping
A typical fifteen-minute ZAMA bar spans about 46 ticks of 0.00001. Leave row grouping on Auto, which merges rows until the figures fit, and raise it if a bar still reads as a wall of single ticks.
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Heatmap: Fit stays filled
Keep the heatmap on Fit. ZAMA’s nearest 1,000 order-book levels reach about 95% from price, 140 times its typical fifteen-minute move of 0.68%, so the recorded book stays wide enough to fill a fifteen-minute view. The book is thin, though: about $63K rests within half a percent of price, so single walls stand out and can vanish in a moment.
What you get, free
- A live Volume footprint on ZAMAUSDT: Bid × Ask, Delta, Volume and Dominance views, with row grouping tuned to ZAMA’s tick of 0.00001
- Delta, bar POC and value area, stacked imbalances and delta divergence, built from Binance’s exact trade-at-price tape
- The Order Flow workspace for ZAMA: a live liquidity heatmap, depth of market and Time & Sales on the same contract
- Funding and open interest in the derivatives panel, and reported liquidations marked on the order-flow timeline
- Replay of past sessions bar by bar, and price alerts that run while the tab is open
Reading ZAMA’s order flow
ZAMA has traded as a perpetual on Binance since January 2026. Younger, fast-moving contracts tend to trade in bursts, and the footprint is where a burst shows whether it has follow-through: delta that keeps building with price, or heavy volume that prints with no progress at all.
Read stacked imbalances as evidence of urgency, not as a signal on their own. On a contract like this, one large participant can paint a ladder for a few bars; what matters is whether price accepts the new level once that aggression stops.
Questions
Is the ZAMA footprint chart really free?+
Yes. Every crypto footprint in Basis is free, ZAMA included: no account, no trial and no card. Open the link and Basis builds the ZAMAUSDT footprint from Binance’s live trade tape, with delta, POC, imbalances, the liquidity heatmap and Time & Sales.
Which ZAMA market does Basis use for order flow?+
Binance’s ZAMAUSDT USD-M perpetual, the contract the figures on this page describe. Footprints are built from Binance trades only, so they show trading on Binance rather than on every venue that lists ZAMA, and no other venue’s chart is filled with Binance trades.
What interval should I use for the ZAMA footprint?+
Start on 15m. ZAMA prints about 2.9 trades a second on Binance, so a fifteen-minute bar holds roughly 2,600 trades and a first screen of 15 bars loads in 33 seconds. For quicker, finer reads, 5m loads in 11 seconds with about 877 trades a bar.
Why does the ZAMA heatmap show grey areas?+
Grey is depth that was not recorded, never an empty book. Binance publishes no order-book history, so Basis records the ZAMAUSDT book from the moment you open it and keeps fifteen minutes. Keep the heatmap on Fit. ZAMA’s nearest 1,000 order-book levels reach about 95% from price, 140 times its typical fifteen-minute move of 0.68%, so the recorded book stays wide enough to fill a fifteen-minute view. The book is thin, though: about $63K rests within half a percent of price, so single walls stand out and can vanish in a moment.
Can I see ZAMA order flow for other exchanges?+
Not as a footprint. Trade-at-price data in Basis is built from Binance only, and Binance trades are never borrowed to decorate another venue’s chart. Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid charts in Basis show their own candles and derivatives data instead of a footprint.
Open ZAMA and see
The chart opens on the ZAMAUSDT footprint at 15m. Press Order Flow at the top for the heatmap, depth and tape. Nothing to configure, nothing to sign up for.
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Figures describe Binance’s ZAMAUSDT perpetual only, measured 2026-11-02 23:34 UTC. Settings are starting points derived from them, not advice to trade. All free tools · Order flow docs · Terminal