DxFeed And ATAS Expand Partnership With Historical DOM Heatmap For Futures Analysis

DxFeed, a market data solutions and index management provider for the global financial industry, has expanded its partnership with the trading analytics platform ATAS to introduce historical DOM Levels (Heatmap) data for futures from major US and European exchanges.
 

This integration enables traders to visualise historical order book liquidity directly on their charts, offering a detailed view of where large limit orders were placed, how liquidity evolved over time, and the points at which major market participants were active. The feature is now available for key instruments from exchanges such as CME Group and EUREX.
 

The inclusion of historical DOM Levels history with heatmap visualisation in ATAS is intended to provide a powerful tool for analysing past liquidity patterns and institutional activity. This goes beyond traditional price action analysis, giving traders insight into hidden support and resistance levels formed by large orders, liquidity clusters that can attract or repel price, and the footprints left by institutional players. The result is the potential for more accurate entry and exit opportunities based on real order flow.
 

Connecting dxFeed to ATAS involves a straightforward process: users install the platform, connect with their dxFeed subscription, open a supported instrument, and apply the DOM Levels indicator to begin analysing heatmap history directly on the chart.

Dmitrii Parilov, Managing Director at dxFeed
 

Dmitrii Parilov, Managing Director at dxFeed, commented:
“Our long-term partnership with ATAS continues to unlock powerful tools for active traders. By adding historical DOM Levels to the platform, we’re enabling users to go beyond traditional price analysis and deeply understand the forces that shape market movements.”
 

Denis Ivashchenko, CEO of ATAS
 

Denis Ivashchenko, CEO of ATAS, added:
“This integration brings together the analytical strength of ATAS and the precision of dxFeed market data. For traders who rely on order flow and liquidity insights, historical heatmap data is a true game changer — it opens up a new dimension of decision-making.”

ATAS, launched in 2011, is an analytical platform designed for traders seeking deeper market insights, focusing on price behaviour through volume, liquidity, and order data. Unlike platforms that rely solely on technical indicators, ATAS aims to reveal the underlying market microstructure, including the placement of large orders, liquidity movements, and the entities driving price action. The platform leverages dxFeed data to provide a comprehensive view of market participant behaviour through clusters, tape, order book, and the new DOM Levels heatmap.