CoinLobster vs Bookmap
Bookmap draws a deep order-flow heatmap for one instrument on your desktop. CoinLobster shows who is moving size across every venue at once, in the browser, with a free tier.
Live Whale Feed
Full whale feed →One instrument, deep vs every venue, at a glance
Bookmap is the specialist for what it does: a tick-by-tick heatmap of resting liquidity on the one instrument you trade, sitting on your desktop next to your orders. If that is your job, it is the better tool. CoinLobster answers the wider question, who is moving size across every venue at once, so you catch a $5M print or a whale wallet building a position on a coin you were not even watching, without running a desktop terminal.
What you watch at a glance
Exchange feeds stacked into one combined order book and one whale tape.
Coins watched at once, not one instrument at a time.
On-chain and Hyperliquid wallets shown by address, with a book you can follow.
Every $1M+ trade streams live with a free account. No card, no install.
Bookmap vs CoinLobster: common questions
Is CoinLobster a Bookmap alternative?
Does CoinLobster show an order-flow heatmap?
Do I need to install anything?
Is there a free version?
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