Hyperliquid.
Without pretending its book is Binance.
Native stop, take-profit, and liquidation maps. When HL truncates the book, the rest of the market sits on the same chart.
"We listed HL" is not a feature.
Most platforms replay Hyperliquid's public API and call it support. That API looks like a CEX. The useful parts of HL are not on that API. Stops, take-profits, liquidations that only exist on-chain never show up. You get a thin book and a candle.
HL also truncates depth. So does Bybit. So does OKX. If all you plot is their book, you are trading a stub.
HL is a first-class market in MMT. Same footprint, heatmap, profile, and scripts as everything else. Plus the maps only HL has.
Maps a CEX API will not give you.
Stop heatmap. Take-profit heatmap. Liquidation heatmap. Native to Hyperliquid. That is the whole reason this page exists.
Their book is shallow. The market is not.
Put aggregated CEX books on top of the HL tape. You see where the rest of the world is stacked while you trade the chain. One chart. No second terminal.
Same layouts. Same scripts.
Your workspace does not care that the symbol is HL, except when you subscribe to those native maps. Open it like any other market.
Open HL like any other market.
Same footprint, heatmap, profile, and scripts as everything else. Plus the maps only HL has.