Operational details and platform specifics.
Volatility is calculated as the absolute percentage difference between the oldest price point and the current price point within your defined history window (default 120 ticks).
Coins are automatically removed when their volatility drops below your set threshold, or if the data becomes stale. This ensures you only see active opportunities.
Spot reflects the underlying asset price. Futures data often has higher volume and faster moves due to leverage. Day traders typically prefer the Futures feed.
Yes. We connect directly to Binance's public WebSocket streams. The latency is determined only by your internet connection speed to Binance servers.
LiveVolatile is currently in open beta and 100% free to use. Future 'Pro' features may include multi-exchange support and alerts.
It depends on your trading style. Day traders might use 0.5-2%, swing traders 2-5%, and position traders 5%+. Start with 1-2% and adjust based on how many coins match your criteria.
Use stop losses, proper position sizing (1-2% of account per trade), diversification across multiple coins, and set daily/weekly loss limits. Never risk more than you can afford to lose.