Use cases
Who this fits, and where it stops
TradersWeek is a narrow product, and a scenario page is only useful if it says where the scenario ends. Charts are built on Binance spot trade data, US stocks and ETFs as Binance perpetual contracts, plus forex, metals, indices through a MetaTrader bridge — there are no listed shares and no exchange-traded futures. On top of that sit 28 order-flow layers, 123 indicators and automatic Elliott labeling, in a browser, with the core free and no card. Order flow and the methodology modules are Premium at $120 per month, with no separate data bill. Each page below opens with the constraint that decides whether the rest of it is relevant to you.
The scenarios
| Scenario | What it covers | What it does not close |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto futures traders | Order flow on a real trade tape with published detector thresholds, a live order book without a broker account, and no data invoice. | Charts are built on Binance spot rather than perpetuals: funding, open interest and liquidations sit beside the chart as market positioning, the liquidation map is a model, there is no basis, and no futures execution from the chart. |
| Forex scalpers | Volume profile, session structure and the structural layers on forex, metals and indices delivered through a MetaTrader bridge. | Spot forex publishes no trades, so the prints are synthesised from quote movement — and there is no forex execution here at all. |
| Traders leaving TradingView | What transfers on a switch, how far script conversion goes, and what changes underneath the chart. | The free tier here also allows 2 indicators per chart, so the most common reason for leaving is not solved by arriving. US stocks only as Binance perpetual contracts, no broker execution, no native mobile apps. |
True in every scenario
These hold regardless of which page you arrived from. If one of them is a requirement, no scenario below fits and the shortest useful answer is a different product.
- Direct broker execution from the chart
- Exchange-listed shares and US exchange feeds: stocks and ETFs chart as Binance perpetual contracts
- Copy trading and signal subscriptions
- Third-party indicator marketplace
- Native iOS and Android apps (web + PWA only)
- One crypto venue, spot only. No perpetual futures tape, and therefore no funding, basis, open interest or liquidation data
- No exchange-traded futures or professional feeds, which is also why there is no data bill on top of the subscription
- Order flow on forex is built from prints synthesised out of a quote stream, because spot forex publishes no trades
Why the boundary comes first
A use-case page that opens with benefits and buries the constraint sells one subscription and loses it in a week. Each page here inverts that: the constraint is in the first paragraph, the workflow follows, and a section near the end lists what the scenario leaves open. On the crypto futures page that means saying in the opening lines that the tape is spot rather than perpetual, which is the fact most likely to send a reader elsewhere.
Every number about TradersWeek comes from a single registry in the codebase and a test fails the build when a page drifts from it. Statements about other products carry a link to that vendor’s own page and the date it was checked; where a capability could not be confirmed on the vendor’s pages, the page says so instead of claiming its absence.
Where this leads
- The methodology pages explain the readings themselves — footprint, cumulative delta, automatic wave counts — with the thresholds behind each one and the conditions under which it fails.
- The comparison pages work through the alternatives platform by platform, including the axes where they win.
The free core opens without an account, which makes the fit question answerable in a session rather than a billing cycle.
Open terminalLast reviewed 6 November 2026