Can’t buy bookmap? Similar services?

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bmoney

I live in the US and I’m having a very significant amount of trouble trying to pay for bookmaps services. Apparently these guys thought it would be a brilliant idea to base themselves in Cyprus, which I’m guessing is a sanctioned country. Does anyone else have these issues? What is another service that offers something close to what bookmap does. I’m primarily looking for imbalance information and heat maps to show liquidity. I’ve heard of things like Sierra charts and whatnot but I’m unsure of what would really be best.
 
ZBZB said:
Investor r/t www.linnsoft.com
Www.motivewave.com
Www.cqg.com

They all have imbalance info. CQG bought Marketdelta who invented it. What do you mean by heat map? Marketdelta ran on top of investor r/t but they have their own imbalance studies now.
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Bookmap offers a chart with a heat map that basically shows the strength of liquidity at various price levels in a different way. Of course I don’t necessarily need this but it certainly, for me, was a nice way to more fully visualize the playing field in a faster amount of time. I know there are ways to configure this on other platforms with a little bit of work but I wasn’t sure if one already offered it.
 
bmoney said:
Bookmap offers a chart with a heat map that basically shows the strength of liquidity at various price levels in a different way. Of course I don’t necessarily need this but it certainly, for me, was a nice way to more fully visualize the playing field in a faster amount of time. I know there are ways to configure this on other platforms with a little bit of work but I wasn’t sure if one already offered it.
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Why can you not pay for bookmap? Offer bitcoin.
 
Cyprus isn't sanctioned (well Northern Cyprus is, but that's obviously not where Bookmap operates from)
Check with your CC company.
 
bmoney said:
Bookmap offers a chart with a heat map that basically shows the strength of liquidity at various price levels in a different way. Of course I don’t necessarily need this but it certainly, for me, was a nice way to more fully visualize the playing field in a faster amount of time. I know there are ways to configure this on other platforms with a little bit of work but I wasn’t sure if one already offered it.
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MotiveWave calls it the DOM History Study. You can see it in this video starting at 3:22:
 
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