What it shows
AssetFlow is a Premium page for trade flow in tokenized assets. Two switches set the market, Hyperliquid or Binance, and the category: stocks and commodities, or crypto. A summary strip shows total 24-hour volume, the most bought asset, the most sold asset and the active exchange. A whale alert list shows very large trades from the last 24 hours. The main table lists each asset with last price, 24-hour volume and change, the buy and sell ratio and buy pressure. Where the market has them, it also shows open interest and funding. Each row opens a live order flow view with recent trades of that asset.
How to read it
Set the market and the category first, because the columns change with them. Read the summary strip to see where volume is concentrated. In the table, read the buy and sell ratio and buy pressure together with volume. A strong ratio on small volume says little. Compare funding and open interest where they exist, because they show leverage. Open the whale alert list to see very large trades, and check the side and time of each trade. Open a row for the recent order flow of one asset.
- Choose the market, Hyperliquid or Binance, and the asset category.
- Read buy pressure together with 24-hour volume in the table.
- Open a row to see the recent order flow of that asset.
What to keep in mind
The page shows trades on two venues and does not describe all trading of an asset. Tokenized assets and perpetual contracts follow their reference assets but are not the same instrument. Prices, funding and liquidity can differ from the underlying market, especially when that market is closed. Buy pressure is a share of observed trade volume and is not a forecast. Large trades can be split orders or hedges.
A missing value is not zero. Check the source and time under each data block before you compare numbers.
Questions
What are tokenized stocks and commodities?
They are blockchain-based instruments that follow the price of a stock or a commodity. On Hyperliquid, the page covers perpetual markets for such assets. The page shows how these instruments trade. Check the terms of each venue to see what a token represents.
What does buy pressure mean in AssetFlow?
Buy pressure is the buy-side share of the trade volume the page observed for an asset. A higher reading means that buy trades make up a larger share of that volume. Read it together with volume, because a small sample can give a strong reading.
Is AssetFlow free?
No. AssetFlow is part of NinjaTools Premium. Open the page after you sign in with an account that has Premium access. The summary strip, the whale list and the asset table are all inside it. The app lists each plan and what it includes.