Three Views of the Same Coin

GannSonar has four tabs; the first, FraktalGann, already got its own post. Together with the two covered here, that makes three fully working views of the same coin.

L2 deviation — future vs. spot

The L2 Deviation Matrix shows the current price for each coin and the gap between perpetual future and spot price — as a percentage and as a bar between a buy and a target mark. A large future-spot gap is generally read by traders as a sign of one-sided leverage building up in the market.

Trend impulse — momentum as bubbles on the chart

TrendImpuls draws a channel around the price and marks high-momentum phases as colored bubbles right on the chart — orange for upward pressure, teal for downward. Below it sits a “Best Long/Short Candidates” ranking from the same L2 orderbook that feeds the deviation card.

The ranking sorts coins by a score from the L2 orderbook analysis — the higher it is, the more weight the system sees on that side of the book. The percentage next to it shows the price move this analysis considers possible in that direction, not a guarantee.

In short

Together with FraktalGann, that's three different answers to the same question — “what's this coin doing right now” — each showing something the others don't. Combining them tells you more than any single view on its own.