Pulse · dumps and spikes

Items whose price moved 5% or more in about 45 minutes on unusually heavy trading, checked every minute. The flow label tells you who drove the move, buyers or sellers. Free for everyone, no login.

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›What the flow labels mean

Sellers unloading: Price fell and most trades were sells. Someone is dumping stock; patient buy offers tend to fill well here.
Buyers absorbing: Price fell but most trades were buys. Buyers are soaking up the selling, so the drop may not run much further.
Possible bait: Price rose but most trades were sells. Often someone pushing the price up to sell into it; don't chase.
Real buying: Price rose and most trades were buys. Demand is behind the move.
Mixed flow: Buys and sells were roughly balanced, so the flow doesn't confirm or contradict the move.

›This feed runs about 90 seconds behind the game

Detection uses exchange data up to ~90 seconds old, so players in game saw every one of these moves first. Use Pulse to understand what happened and plan your next offer, not to chase the move itself.

Traded in 30 min

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Showing 30 of 100 moves. Earlier:

How a move qualifies: the mid price moved 5% or more against ~45 minutes ago, 30-minute volume ran at least 3× the item's usual 24h pace, and the item trades at least 1k units a day. Both prices compare buy and sell sides alike, and the live buy and sell prints must both be under 30 minutes old, so a one-sided or stale print can't fake a move. One event per item per hour. Volume is units traded; “usual” is the trailing 24h pace.