Chapter 1
What is Terminal Overview?
What is Cloud Craft Terminal and why is it different?
What is Terminal Overview?
Cloud Craft Terminal is a professional trading terminal designed for cryptocurrency markets. By processing data in real time, it provides advanced analysis tools. Unlike traditional terminals, it combines modules such as order book analysis (DOM), large volume analysis, volume profile, and proprietary trend indicators on a single platform.
The terminal supports 10+ cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOT, AVAX, LINK, DOGE and more. Each coin has customized precision settings and analysis parameters.
The terminal supports 10+ cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOT, AVAX, LINK, DOGE and more. Each coin has customized precision settings and analysis parameters.
Why does Terminal Overview matter?
Price charts show only one layer of the market. Data such as order book depth, liquidity distribution, and position concentrations are not visible on charts. Cloud Craft Terminal makes these additional data layers visible:
- DOM Heatmap: Visualizes the order book in real time: detects iceberg orders, hidden liquidity, and absorption zones
- Large Volume Analysis: Detects high-volume position concentration zones and false breakout patterns
- Proprietary Indicators: Kumanchu Cloud Algo®, Drift Mode®, CCraftVanga®: exclusive algorithms found on no other platform
- Risk Management: Crowding analysis, liquidation map, Crowding Alerts: helps you foresee risks in advance
- DOM Heatmap: Visualizes the order book in real time: detects iceberg orders, hidden liquidity, and absorption zones
- Large Volume Analysis: Detects high-volume position concentration zones and false breakout patterns
- Proprietary Indicators: Kumanchu Cloud Algo®, Drift Mode®, CCraftVanga®: exclusive algorithms found on no other platform
- Risk Management: Crowding analysis, liquidation map, Crowding Alerts: helps you foresee risks in advance
This content is for education and analysis only, not investment advice. Market tools offer probability and context, not certainty; the decision is the user responsibility.