交易台用 Jev 给清算图、订单簿、CVD 打分

6AWORON0k @6AW0RON0k原推发布于 2026.10.16

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Liquidation map + order book + CVD + Jev + Opus 5.5... on $0 a month of data, a 197,783-view post claims. The $2,399 checks out. The free tool never showed up in my search. I read the post and broke the desk down. Its author pitches order flow that funds pay thousands for, minus the TradingView bill. → DATA arrives as three live streams from one provider the post calls openmarket. → LIQUIDATION MAP marks stacked stops; the author says price hunts those clusters. → ORDER BOOK shows which side the size sits on, read as who's in control. → CVD reads price rising while delta falls as a fake move about to fail. → JEV scores a per-candle snapshot of all three, then calls buy, sell or hold. → OPUS 5.5 checks which reads worked after a fixed time and rewrites Jev's questions. → RISK LAYER holds every hard limit; past it, the desk trades alone. What I checked > claimed: $0 a month in data, 24/7 autonomous trading, Jev scoring in under 100 ms, per the author. > claimed: the free tool does everything TradingView charges $2,399 a year for. > checked: $2,399 is TradingView Ultimate, $199.95 a month billed annually; the other paid tiers run about $155 to $719 a year. > checked: liquidation heatmaps are usually modeled from open interest and assumed leverage, not observed. > not public: the tool itself. Web and GitHub searches for openmarket returned no repo, docs or license. > not public: any Jev page, account, trade log or PnL. If the heatmap is modeled, Jev scores an estimate, however fast. With no repo, nobody can audit the feed. Before any API keys go in, find the repo, the license, and whether the heatmap is modeled. Terminal below: book, tape, delta, the checked $2,399 tag, an empty tool field ↓

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