Getting Started

Osiris is a real-time analytics platform for scalping USDT perpetual futures on Binance, Bybit, OKX and Bitget. Everything you see is computed by our own engine: one ingest layer maintains live candles for every perpetual pair on every venue and timeframe, and a set of metric services continuously recomputes volatility, volume, order-flow, funding and order-book statistics on top of them. Nothing is scraped from third parties, and prices update over a single websocket connection rather than hundreds of browser-to-exchange sockets.

What Osiris is for

Scalping lives and dies on selection: at any moment a handful of the hundreds of listed pairs are moving in a way worth trading, and the rest are noise. Finding those pairs by flipping through charts is slow, and by the time you find them the move is often over. Osiris exists to compress that search into seconds. The screener ranks the whole market by the thing you care about, the densities scanner shows where large players have placed their orders, and the market page tells you which way the tide is flowing before you pick a direction.

Osiris is an analytics tool first. It does not tell you what to buy; it shows you, faster than you could compute it yourself, what the market is doing right now. The optional trading bot (Trader plan) is the one exception: it executes a specific engine strategy on your own Binance account, with hard risk rails you define.

The pages

• Screener (home): a grid of live charts, permanently re-ranked by the metric you choose (trend, surge, volatility, raw volume, order-flow, funding or BTC correlation). This is where most sessions start.
• Densities: a scanner for large limit-order walls sitting in the order books, showing where they are, how big they are, and how long they have lived. Walls act as magnets, support and resistance for intraday moves.
• Market: the whole market at a glance. Breadth, total volume, top gainers and losers, volatility and funding extremes, trade surges. One screen answers "what kind of day is it?", per exchange or across all of them.
• Chart: a full chart workspace per pair, with the perpetual, a BTC benchmark and the spot market side by side, and unlimited history back to the pair's listing date.

Two more pages appear once you sign in: Price Alerts, which watches conditions for you around the clock, and the Trading Journal, which rebuilds your exchange history into reviewable trades. Both have their own topics in this knowledge base.

Where the data comes from

Every number on the site is produced by our own pipeline. The ingest layer holds a live connection to the exchange and maintains candles for every pair and timeframe in memory; metric services read those candles and continuously recompute the derived statistics: volatility estimators, volume baselines, order-flow aggregates, funding history, correlation matrices and the AI trend calls. Your browser opens exactly one websocket to our gateway and subscribes only to what is visible on your screen.

This design has two practical consequences. First, there are no geo-restrictions: your browser never connects to the exchange, so the site works the same from any region. Second, the numbers are consistent across pages: the volume figure you see on the screener card is the same number the chart page and the market page show, because they all come from the same engine.

Do I need an account?

Not to look around. Guests get the screener, the densities scanner, the market overview, search and every chart with its full history. All of it is live, with nothing delayed or held back.

An account is what Osiris needs to remember you or act for you, so these require signing in:

• Pinned pairs: pinning is an account feature. Pins live on the account, so your working set is the same on every device you sign into. Guests can browse the screener but cannot pin.
• Screener settings: guests always see the default view (trend ranking, 5-minute charts, 12 of them, Binance). The category, metric, interval, chart count and exchange pickers are all visible, but locked until you sign in.
• Price alerts: an alert has to belong to someone, as do the channels it reaches you through (the notification bell, push, Telegram).
• Trading journal and trading bot: both connect to your exchange account through your Osiris account.
• Security features: two-factor authentication, passkeys and the active-sessions list only exist once there is an account to protect.

A few preferences are deliberately kept on the device instead, and they work for guests too: the theme, the densities filters and the market page's row count.

Signing up is free (email, or one click with Google or Telegram), and the free Basic plan is permanent, not a trial. Every new account does also get a one-month free trial of Premium, applied automatically at registration; when it ends the account simply becomes Basic, with nothing to cancel.

Osiris is currently in private beta: an invite code is needed to get in. It is redeemed once against your account and never asked for again. Existing osiristrader.com users can request one from their account page.

A 60-second start

• Open the screener and pick a category. "Surge" is a good first choice: it shows what is moving right now.
• Click any chart to open its full chart page.
• Check Densities for walls near the price of the pair you are watching. They often act as support and resistance.
• Glance at the Market page: if breadth is deeply red, longs are swimming against the tide.
• Sign in and pin the pairs you trade: pinned pairs always stay first in the screener, on every device.

A suggested daily workflow

Many users settle into a loop like this. Start on the Market page to read the day: breadth, whether volume is concentrated in leaders or spread wide, and whether funding is stretched anywhere. Move to the Screener on Surge or Trend to find the pairs that are actually in play. For each candidate, open the chart page and check structure on a higher timeframe, then check Densities for walls that could cap or defend the move. The whole loop takes a couple of minutes, and every step is one click from the previous one.

Getting help

Every metric on the screener is documented inline on Settings → Screener. This knowledge base covers each page in depth: every topic has its own page, listed in the sidebar and on the knowledge base index. If something is unclear or broken, the Contact page reaches the team directly, and the feedback widget in the corner of every page takes one-line suggestions. We read all of it.