--- title: 'Trading Made Easier with the Density Map | Scalping | Screener | Digash | Crypto | Binance' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=1-5bgfuorrU' video_id: '1-5bgfuorrU' date: 2026-08-05 duration_sec: 645 --- # Trading Made Easier with the Density Map | Scalping | Screener | Digash | Crypto | Binance > Source: [Trading Made Easier with the Density Map | Scalping | Screener | Digash | Crypto | Binance](https://youtube.com/watch?v=1-5bgfuorrU) ## Summary The video demonstrates a density map feature in the Ready Hash screener, explaining how to use it for trading. It covers the interface, settings, and configuration import, aiming to help traders identify significant limit order clusters for scalping. ### Key Points - **Introduction to Density Map** [00:03] — The video introduces the density map in Ready Hash, a tool developed after extensive testing. Density represents large limit orders at specific prices, with green circles indicating buy (long) densities and red circles indicating sell (short) densities. - **Density Map Interface** [00:31] — The interface shows percentage distance from current price (top left), average passing volume (top right), density amount in dollars (middle), coin name (below), and exchange logo (bottom). Hovering shows a graph, clicking reveals full data including price, distance, amount, number of coins, erosion time, lifetime, and tips. - **Density Size and Erosion Time** [01:31] — Each density has a size relative to the coin's average passing volume. Example: Bitcoin Cash has a density with 2-minute erosion time (average), while RK coin has lower dollar amount but 11-minute erosion time, making it larger relative to volume. Tips suggest considering a rebound on first approach or breakout with multiple approaches. - **Density Map Circles and Sorting** [02:25] — The central circle shows densities within 1% distance from current price, indicating close densities for immediate trading. The large circle shows sorting from 1% to 3%, revealing more distant densities. Icons and a zoom button are available. - **Telegram Channel and Configurations** [03:26] — The channel posts feature updates and pinned messages contain ready-made configurations for the screener. A Telegram chat allows questions and idea sharing. Links are in the description. - **Settings: Update and Display** [04:08] — Settings include automatic/manual data update (recommended automatic with 5-second interval), show all/buy/sell densities, displayed scale (e.g., 600 or 120 bars), maximum number of orders, maximum distance percentage, chart timeframe (5 minutes), blacklist coins, and icon customization. - **Exchange Selection and Settings** [06:11] — Exchanges available: Binance, Bybit, Bitget. Settings include minimum data time (set to zero to catch active coins), circle size based on erosion time, density lifetime (zero to see new densities), density amount filter, and volume filter for liquidity. - **Applying Configurations** [08:41] — Configurations are available in Telegram pinned messages. To apply: download, go to profile tab, select Import, choose file, click Import. Example shows successful import and configured workspace for all exchanges, including alerts and psychology reminders. ### Conclusion The density map in Ready Hash provides a comprehensive visual tool for identifying significant limit orders, with customizable settings and ready-made configurations to streamline trading. The video encourages viewers to comment for a tutorial on trading with the density map. ## Transcript how to trade and earn. Using the density map in the screen of Ready Hash, we worked on it for a long time, tried many different options, and finally settled on this and how it works now. We have a page that shows the densities that are on the market. What is density? Density is a large amount of money that is set as a limit order at some price. Green circles show the densities that are long, that is, those that are worth buying, and red circles show the density in short and this is the amount of money that they want to sell. At the top left, the densities show the percentage distance from the current price to the density. At the top right, the current price to the density. At the top right, the the average passing volume of the coin and shows how high the density really is for this coin. In the middle, we have the amount of this density written, which is measured in dollars. Below we see the name of the coin and at the very bottom we have a logo that shows which exchange we have set the density on. When you hover over the density, we can see a graph, click on this density and read all the data in full. About it, price, distance, amount, number of coins, corrosion time, lifetime and tips, what is this density and is it worth trading at all? It’s also very cool that each density has its own size, and the density size shows how large this density is relative to the average passing volume of the coin. Let’s hover and see here on Bitcoin Cash, the density and its erosion time is 2 minutes, and this density is average for Bitcoin Cash. But the average for Bitcoin Cash. But the RK coin has a lower density, but here it has a erosion time of 11 minutes, and this density is already large relative to the passing volume of the coin, that is, Despite the fact that the density has a smaller size in dollars, it is greater than that density because the average volume of the coin is different, and also here in the tips it is written that you can consider a rebound on the first approach or a breakout with a large number of approaches. Here we will have the first approach, so you can enter the rebound. It’s also very cool that we have designations and sorting on the density map. The Central Circle shows a distance of 1%, that is, if our density is at a distance of 1% to the current price of the coin, then this density falls into the central Circle and thus we can understand that this density is close to us and first of all we need to pay attention are very close and with such densities you can immediately start trading and the large circle shows sorting from 1% to 3% and with it we can see more distant densities that are already behind these circles, these are densities that are at a distance of 3% and are already far from these densities also at the top left We have tips that show the designation of icons on the density and also next to them We have a button to enlarge and we can click on it and thereby see the density map in an enlarged scale this is also very convenient because you can connect all the exchanges to the density map and view the densities that are on them so I also wanted to remind you that we have a Telegram channel in it we post current updates of the features that we are currently working on also in the pinned message you can find ready-made configurations for the screen That is, these are the settings that can be applied and you will already have everything completely configured we also have Telegram chat screener where you can ask questions, share current formation ideas and view current settings for those interested, all links will be in the description under the video. Let's now move on to the settings and see how this can be well configured for trading. The first setting is to configure automatic or manual data update. It is best to set automatic so that the densities are updated immediately and show current data on the right. We can select the update interval. I have 5 seconds, the fastest. Next, you can choose to show either all orders or only buy densities or only sell densities. It is also very convenient and allows you to sort the necessary and unnecessary densities on the chart. We can select the displayed scale. That is, when we hover over the density, our chart opens and this scale allows you to make a setting that will be responsible for the scale itself. For example, if we set the scale to, say, 600 bars, then we will have it open like this. If we set it as now, at 120 bars, then our chart will open close to this. Next, we can select the maximum number of orders, that is, how many densities will be shown on the market map. You can select the maximum distance in percent, that is, the maximum distance to the density. If the density is greater than this distance to the current price, then it will not be shown to us in the market map. This is very convenient. It allows you to sort out unnecessary densities so that they do not fly before your eyes. Next, you can select the chart timeframe. Mine is 5 minutes. Below you can add to the blacklist. I chose such coins because spam and densities that do not affect the price are shown on such coins. Next, you can choose which icon will be shown for the densities. You can customize them in a format convenient for you and put only the necessary values ​​​​that you will need for trading. I have checkboxes everywhere here because you can see the percentage of how large this density is over time, the amount of density, the name of the coin and the exchange. I have all the checkboxes here so that only the data I need is shown. Below you can select the exchange on which we will display the densities of the exchange. We currently have binance bybit and bitget available. We will also be adding new exchanges soon and they can also be used to find good densities. To add an exchange, you can click the checkbox and the exchange. We will be added here, we have settings available for the exchange. The first setting is the minimum time of the data. It will show how high the density is for a given coin based on its activity. I have it set to zero. Because it often happens that a coin enters the game active and a high density in dollars is substituted for it, but due to high activity, such a density is not considered high for the coin, but we can still bounce off it. Therefore, I still set zero here. Here we can choose the size of the Circle. It will show how high the densities will be if they have a long time of razida Neya. For example, if up to PTI, then this is the smallest density. If our density is 1020, it will be displayed much larger. For example, we have a Tau coin with a time of three tasks and it is very small. And for example, on the right we have a small. And for example, on the right we have a RK coin and here the erosion time is already 12 and the density looks much higher than for the Tao coin, so we can even see from afar whether we have high densities on the market. By the way, if it is relevant, write in the comments. I can make a video about how to trade using a density map. That is, it will be visible that a density has appeared on the density map. We go to it, there are hints, and based on this hint, we open a deal and process the information. If the analysis of deals based on densities is relevant, then be sure to write in the comments. Further in the settings, we can select the lifetime of the density in the order book, this is how long the density has already existed, for example, the density was substituted 5 minutes ago, that is, its lifetime is 5 minutes. I put zero here too, so I can see even those densities that were substituted just now. Next, you can select the density amount, that is, its volume. How many dollars in density will we have? Also, at the very bottom, we have a filter by volume for coins available. And thus, we can sort and filter liquid coins from illiquid ones. Here you can set the period, that is, the coin timeframe, for example, 4 hours, and select a filter by volume from and 4 hours, and select a filter by volume from and to. If we put 111 million on the left, then illiquid coins will not be shown. By the way, for those who trade based on densities, we recently posted configurations in Telegram, you can find them in the pinned message, and there are different configurations and Here's just one of them - this is density, you can download it and apply ready-made settings. This way, you will have a fully configured screener and you can immediately start trading. To apply the configuration, we download it, then go to the screener at the top right in the profile tab. Here we select the right column "Import", select the settings we need, then click "Import", add the file we downloaded. And after that, all the settings will be applied. For example, let me now add the density configuration live on air. I clicked " Import", we have a successful process and I have applied the settings for trading from densities. the settings for trading from densities. Here in our screener tab, the entire workspace is configured for all exchanges. The coins tab is also configured for densities. Alerts are also available for all exchanges and are configured for all exchanges, that is, they are individually based on the exchange's liquidity and are designed to see good densities. Here you can click "Start", the notification is activated and after that it will already work. The psychology tab is also fully configured, we have available reminders for rest, psychology, and strategy, which can also be activated. And thus, you can control yourself and Take a disciplined approach to trading. And of course, we also have the density map set up, and you can simply apply the settings and then start trading. And this video will come to an end. Thank you all very much for watching. Let's pull the green belly, it's getting big. Thank you very much, everyone, shake hands. Let's have fun, let's have fun, goodbye, bye-bye, hands. Let's have fun, let's have fun, goodbye, bye-bye, bam!