Every market, placed by how much the venue trusts it

Up is confidence in the price. Right is what an exit would cost, a $25,000 round trip through the books that agree. Size is the leverage the venue will lend against it this minute; colour is the regime. The field breathes with the feeds: it is read from the same endpoint the terminal uses, every ten seconds.

The eight the venue trusts least right now

Confidence is a product of three things the engine measures every second: how far the sources sit from each other beyond their own spreads, how fresh they are, and how many of them are alive out of the number the market is supposed to have. The cost of an exit walks the books that still agree; the ones that left are not liquidity. The arithmetic is in the documentation; the same numbers open in the terminal for any market on the field.