Crypto Analytics Dashboard Prototype
Budget / Salary₹12,500–37,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I need a working web-based prototype for a crypto analytics platform I’ve branded MARKETPULSE. The goal is to pull live BTC and ETH data from the Binance public API only, then transform that feed into a clean, trading-terminal style dashboard. Think of it as the analytical layer of an exchange—no trade execution, wallets, or order placement for now.
What has to be on screen
• Real-time price and volume ticker
• Depth-of-market order book with an order-flow/footprint view
• Large trade (block order) detection stream
The visual style should stay simple and uncluttered; advanced metrics can sit behind expandable panels or tooltips so the interface never feels busy. A dark theme similar to pro charting platforms is preferred, but I’m flexible if another palette helps readability.
Behind the scenes
• Source every figure from the Binance REST/WebSocket endpoints.
• Parse the raw JSON into lightweight, snappy charts—TradingView, Plotly, ECharts, or any framework you trust is fine as long as performance holds at 1-second refresh or faster.
• Structure the code so that future modules (Liquidity Heatmap, Volume Profile, OI, Funding Rate, Liquidation analytics, CVD/Delta) can drop in without a rethink of the core.
Delivery expectations
1. A runnable prototype (local dev server or Docker) that I can spin up, point to Binance, and see live charts.
2. Clean, commented source code pushed to a private repo-of-my-choice.
3. A brief README outlining setup, key modules, and where the data transforms occur.
I’ll test by running it on my own machine and checking that each required panel updates in real time without noticeable lag. Once those three core views perform smoothly, the milestone is complete and we can talk about the next analytics layers.
What has to be on screen
• Real-time price and volume ticker
• Depth-of-market order book with an order-flow/footprint view
• Large trade (block order) detection stream
The visual style should stay simple and uncluttered; advanced metrics can sit behind expandable panels or tooltips so the interface never feels busy. A dark theme similar to pro charting platforms is preferred, but I’m flexible if another palette helps readability.
Behind the scenes
• Source every figure from the Binance REST/WebSocket endpoints.
• Parse the raw JSON into lightweight, snappy charts—TradingView, Plotly, ECharts, or any framework you trust is fine as long as performance holds at 1-second refresh or faster.
• Structure the code so that future modules (Liquidity Heatmap, Volume Profile, OI, Funding Rate, Liquidation analytics, CVD/Delta) can drop in without a rethink of the core.
Delivery expectations
1. A runnable prototype (local dev server or Docker) that I can spin up, point to Binance, and see live charts.
2. Clean, commented source code pushed to a private repo-of-my-choice.
3. A brief README outlining setup, key modules, and where the data transforms occur.
I’ll test by running it on my own machine and checking that each required panel updates in real time without noticeable lag. Once those three core views perform smoothly, the milestone is complete and we can talk about the next analytics layers.
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