TradeScript Time & Sales: pause and filter the tape
A recorded demonstration of reading BTC trade prints, pausing the tape, filtering minimum trade size and resuming.
Walkthrough transcript
- Read executed trades by timestamp, price, size and side.
- Pause the tape to inspect the current rows.
- Set minimum size to 0.1 to focus on larger prints.
- Resume the tape. Filtering changes the displayed rows, not market activity.
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Read each print in context
Rows retain trade timestamps, prices and sizes. Venue and side appear when the source supplies them. Buy/sell classification follows the feed; the widget does not infer every aggressor from candle direction.
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Pause and filter the tape
Pause the displayed stream to inspect a sequence, resume to continue following it and use the minimum-size control to narrow the visible prints. Clear removes displayed rows; it does not cancel exchange trades.
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Share the execution source
Historical and live prints use the same market-data contract. A host can use classified executions for related footprint and trade-bubble displays when it supplies the necessary history and aggregation.
How to use time & sales
- Open the Time & Sales demonstration.
- Read a row across time, price, size and side.
- Pause the tape to inspect the visible sequence.
- Change minimum size, then resume updates.
Data behind this view
Requires historical or streaming time-and-sales data. Classification and history coverage depend on the provider.
Common questions
Does Pause stop market trading?
No. It pauses the widget presentation so you can inspect the tape.
Can I filter small trades?
Yes. The minimum-size control filters the displayed prints.
