External Data Integrations. Bring the signal you already trust.
You may already have a data source or an indicator you rely on. Rather than asking you to abandon it, Liquid Edge accepts external signals over webhooks, so a TradingView alert or your own script can trigger execution on your connected exchange.
That matters most for the inputs advanced strategy builders use that no trading platform hosts natively. On-chain and flow analytics from Glassnode, CryptoQuant, Nansen, Arkham or Dune; derivatives positioning from Coinglass, Coinalyze, Laevitas or Velo; institutional market data from Kaiko or Amberdata; sentiment and social data from Santiment or LunarCrush; and plain custom work, a Python model, a Jupyter notebook, a spreadsheet, or an n8n or Zapier flow.
None of those are Liquid Edge products and we do not resell them. Whatever you already pay for or built yourself can post a webhook, and the strategy on this side turns that signal into an order with your risk rules attached.
More integrations are coming, and webhooks are only the first step. We intend to build direct relationships with the data providers themselves, so that closer, partnered integrations replace the do-it-yourself plumbing and every user gets cleaner access to the same signals.
Keep whatever gives you an edge, and let Liquid Edge be the execution layer underneath it.
External Data Integrations, in four moves
An external alert fires, the engine checks it against your risk rules, and the order goes out.
TradingView alerts and Pine Script conditions can drive live execution.
An incoming signal cannot bypass your risk rules. It is validated like any other order.
Additional data integrations are on the roadmap, widening what a strategy can react to.
Generate a webhook endpoint for the strategy the external signal should drive.
Configure your TradingView alert or script to call that endpoint when it fires.
Run it in paper mode first, so you can watch the signal produce orders with nothing at stake.
- Traders with an indicator or script they already rely on
- TradingView users who want their alerts executed automatically
- Anyone joining their own research to an execution engine
Feed your own data straight into your bots.
Paper trade it first, go live when the numbers convince you.
- Webhook signals
- Works with your scripts
- Still inside your limits