MarketTrace

Exocharts alternative: Exocharts vs MarketTrace

v2.0.0 · checked on 2026-11-08

Both show a crypto footprint. Exocharts keeps up to 6 years of tick data on Desktop Pro and has a Level 2 and 3 DOM. MarketTrace runs in the browser with no account, adds liquidation, funding and positioning pages, and covers Hyperliquid.

At a glance

Exocharts and MarketTrace at a glance
FeatureExochartsMarketTrace
ShowsFootprint, DOM and tape, open interest profiles, liquidationsFootprint, order book depth, liquidation heatmap and tape, funding, positioning, volume profile
Crypto venuesDesktop Pro: Binance, Bybit, BitMEX. Web Premium: major Binance, Bybit, OKX pairsBinance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid. Heatmap: Binance, Bybit, OKX
Assets"Thousands of ready to use pairs"9 perpetuals: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, DOGE, HYPE, ZEC, ENA
HistoryUp to 6 years of crypto ticks on Desktop Pro30 days (14 for ZEC and ENA) of trades, 2 years of funding
Free, no accountDesktop trial, 3 pairs, no registrationAll modules. Heatmap 24h
PaidDesktop Pro €49/mo, Web Premium €28/mo, plus VATPro $4.99/mo, not on sale yet, for 7- and 30-day heatmaps only
Per-venue numbersNot statedYes. Merged numbers keep the venue they came from
MethodologyNot publishedPublished at /methodology
API and MCPNot statedFree MCP server
PhoneNot statedWeb, footprint fits a phone

Footprint

How much traded at each price, and who was the aggressor.

Footprint: Exocharts and MarketTrace
FeatureExochartsMarketTrace
Crypto venuesBinance, Bybit, BitMEX on Desktop ProBinance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid
HistoryUp to 6 years of ticks, Desktop Pro30 days (14 for ZEC and ENA)
FreeDesktop trial, 3 pairsAll 9 perpetuals, no account
Price€49/mo, €38/mo paid every 6 months$0
In our data · BTC, last 24hSNAPSHOT · Nov 9
  • Binance 47.4%
  • OKX 22.0%
  • Bybit 19.3%
  • Hyperliquid 11.3%
Busiest minute, 21:55 UTC$1660.2M, delta −$786.1M
Largest venue in that minuteBinance, 53.2%
How we compute it
Each cell shows the cross-venue aggregate. Hover for the per-venue breakdown.
Four exchange feeds, public depth streams only. No API keys required.
Full methodology

Order book depth

Where resting liquidity sits, and what happens to it.

Order book depth: Exocharts and MarketTrace
FeatureExochartsMarketTrace
Shown asLevel 2 and 3 DOM and tape on desktop. No DOM on the web planMerged book that keeps each venue's size at each level
Runs inDesktop appBrowser
Price€49/mo$0
In our data · BTC, last hourSNAPSHOT · Nov 9
Bid wall absorbed, 18:49 UTC74,600
Peak resting size$5.6M
Traded against it$641K
Still resting at the close$4.9M
Thin-book minutes, bid side7 of 58
Thin-book minutes, ask side6 of 58
How we compute it
For each bucket, the aggregator sums quantities across the four sources and keeps the per-exchange contribution alongside the total.
An absorbed wall took trades for at least 5% of its peak size, still held at least 85% of that peak at the minute's close, and price did not break through it.
Full methodology

For AI agents: the MarketTrace MCP server

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets an AI assistant such as Claude or Cursor call a data source directly. The MarketTrace Crypto MCP gives it 11 read-only tools over the same pipeline as this site: 9 perpetuals on Binance, Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid. It is free, with an email sign-in and no API key or card.

Exocharts' pages do not state an MCP server.

What you can ask it
  • Where did ETH stack buy imbalances on 5-minute candles in the last 12 hours?

    get_stacked_imbalances · stacked one-sided aggression

  • Which BTC walls were absorbed or pulled in the last hour?

    get_footprint_events · walls absorbed or pulled

  • How much did BTC market orders over $1M buy and sell in the last hour?

    get_big_trades · large market orders

Connect an agent
How it reports
The MCP reports what it can measure and self-declares how much to trust each number. It never returns a trade recommendation; it reports history and coverage-honest facts.
Each metric comes with its coverage (the venues that fed it and the history behind it), and every response states its age.
MCP methodology

It is read-only: it cannot trade and holds no exchange keys. There is no liquidation heatmap tool yet. Liquidation totals cover Binance, Bybit and OKX, because Hyperliquid has no liquidation feed.

Which one to use

When Exocharts fits better

  • You study years of tick data
  • You work from a DOM
  • You also chart CME, EUREX or NASDAQ

When MarketTrace fits better

  • You want it in a browser with no account
  • You follow Hyperliquid
  • You read funding and liquidations next to the footprint
  • You want an AI agent to read the data over MCP, with no API key

What MarketTrace doesn't give you

Order execution, a DOM, replay, more than 9 perpetuals, history past 30 days of trades.

FAQ

Is Exocharts free?

There is a free desktop trial with 3 pairs and no registration, and a web mode with a few selected pairs. The paid plans are Desktop Pro at €49 a month and Web Premium at €28, plus VAT.

Does Exocharts support Hyperliquid?

Exocharts does not list Hyperliquid on its pricing or features pages. MarketTrace reads it alongside Binance, Bybit and OKX.

Is there a free crypto footprint chart without an account?

Yes. The MarketTrace footprint opens for 9 perpetuals with no account. Timeframes run 1m to 1h and history is 30 days (14 for ZEC and ENA).

Does Exocharts have an MCP server?

Its pages do not state one. MarketTrace has a free, read-only MCP server with 11 tools and no API key. Its footprint tools return absorbed and pulled walls, stacked imbalances and large trades.

Sources

All read on 2026-11-08.

Versioning

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