dxFeed, in long-standing partnership with the trading analytics platform ATAS, has expanded our collaboration to deliver historical DOM Levels (Heatmap) data for futures from major US and European exchanges.

This integration allows traders to visualize historical order book liquidity directly on the chart — revealing where large limit orders were placed, how liquidity evolved, and where major market participants were taking action.

What’s New:

Why It Matters to Traders:
The DOM heatmap gives traders a deep look into the market’s structure — beyond just price action. It reveals:

  • Hidden support and resistance levels formed by large orders

  • Liquidity clusters that attract or repel price

  • The footprints of institutional players

  • More accurate entry and exit opportunities based on real order flow

Getting Started Is Easy:
Connecting dxFeed to ATAS takes just a few steps. Once installed, connect with your dxFeed subscription, open a supported instrument, apply the DOM Levels indicator, and start analyzing heatmap history right on the chart.

“Our long-term partnership with ATAS continues to unlock powerful tools for active traders, said Dmitrii Parilov, Managing Director at dxFeed. By adding historical DOM Levels to the platform, we’re enabling users to go beyond traditional price analysis and deeply understand the forces that shape market movements.”

This integration brings together the analytical strength of ATAS and the precision of dxFeed market data, said Denis Ivashchenko, CEO of ATAS. For traders who rely on order flow and liquidity insights, historical heatmap data is a true game changer — it opens up a new dimension of decision-making.”

About ATAS
ATAS (Advanced Trading Analytical Software) is an analytical platform designed for traders seeking deeper market insights. Developed by active traders in 2011, it analyzes price behavior through volume, liquidity, and order data.

Unlike traditional platforms that rely on technical indicators and signals, ATAS reveals the underlying market microstructure:

  • where large orders are placed
  • how liquidity moves
  • who truly drives price action.

ATAS maximizes the analytical potential of dxFeed data by visualizing it directly on charts. Through clusters, tape, order book, and DOM Levels heatmap, it offers a comprehensive view of how market participants with different capitalizations act.

How to Connect dxFeed to ATAS
Step 1. Download ATAS
Install the software from the official website: https://atas.net

Step 2. Connect dxFeed to ATAS
Launch the program and enter your email-provided login credentials.

Click the Connections button in the top menu and create a new dxFeed connection. A detailed connection guide is available in the ATAS Knowledge Base.

 

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