Break down CUM S. TRADES Q. — a running count of spot trades.

Running count of spot trades from Start Time. As a count.
Gauge trading activity regardless of side: how many trades go through at all.
For example.
Faster: right-click the chart at the point you need → the “CUM S. TRADES Q. from …” item. The count starts from the clicked moment.

| Field | Options | Default | What it changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start Time | date and time | 4 hours ago | From what moment to count. Right-clicking the chart sets it to the clicked point. |
| End Time | date and time | now | Up to what moment to count. |
| BTC Pairs | ALL USDT ONLY | ALL | Works only on Binance and only on BTC. ALL — sum of three pairs: BTCUSDT + BTCUSDC + BTCFDUSD. USDT ONLY — only the BTCUSDT pair. For other Binance coins the data is always for the USDT pair; the parameter changes nothing. No effect on Coinbase and Hyperliquid: there bitcoin has one pair — BTC/USD and BTC/USDC. - Want all Binance bitcoin — ALL. - Want to compare with a source that counts only BTCUSDT — USDT ONLY. |
| Exchange | Chart Binance Coinbase Hyperliquid | Chart | Which exchange to take data from: Chart — the same one as the chart. Binance — spot and futures, USDT pairs. Coinbase — spot only, USD pairs. Hyperliquid — perpetual futures only, USDC pairs. Coinbase and Hyperliquid are available on paid plans (“Exchanges” screen). They have candles, trades and the order book. Derivatives, liquidations and loans show “no data” for them. - Want to compare one coin across exchanges — add the indicator several times and pick a different exchange in each. |
This indicator is not in the alert metric list.
CUM S. TRADES Q. counts spot trades from Start Time, as a count. The line only rises. A steep stretch — trades come often, flat — no new ones. It does not split sides. It can't be used in alerts.
The CUM S. TRADES Q. line went flat — this means…
Correct answer: No new trades are being added