Buyers vs sellers: green = more aggressive buying, red = more aggressive selling
Each bar is one minute: SOL bought by traders who paid the ask, minus SOL sold by traders who hit the bid. Information only: the paper trader does not use this.
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Last 5 minutes
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This minute so far
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Last flip (strong change of side)
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Last divergence
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Recent flips and divergences
Time (UK)
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How to read this
Top panel: SOL price (last trade each minute on the chosen source). ▼ orange = bearish divergence (price made a new 30-minute high but cumulative delta is lower than at the previous high, so buyers aren't backing the move). ▲ blue = bullish divergence (the mirror image at a new low).
Middle panel: per-minute delta in SOL. The pale bar at the right is the minute still in progress. ▲/▼ markers = flips: the rolling 5-minute delta swung to strong buying (green ▲) or strong selling (red ▼) after last being strongly the other way. "Strong" = at least 1.5× the typical 5-minute size over the previous 2 hours.
Bottom panel: cumulative delta (running total of the bars, starting from 0 at the left edge of the chart). Rising = buyers have been more aggressive overall; falling = sellers.
Sources: Pacifica's public API only gives the latest ~20 trades, with no history, so Pacifica data starts when the collector started (23:07 UK on 28 Sep). OKX SOL-USDT-SWAP public trades are shown as a stand-in with the full day. It's a different, much bigger venue, so its volumes are far larger than Pacifica's.
Aggressive buying or selling shows pressure, not direction guarantees. Big players often absorb aggressive flow with passive orders.