Find usable depth
Marks nearby bid floors and ask ceilings when the book is stable enough to matter.
Bookmap shows where size sits. 01DTE reads what nearby depth is doing right now, then turns it into a plain execution read: floor, ceiling, pulling, thin air, buy vacuum, or sell vacuum.
A big level can look important and still disappear right before price gets there. The Liquidity Behavior Map watches the bid and ask stack around live price so the trader can see whether nearby depth is stable, pulling, thin, or leaving open air behind it.
Marks nearby bid floors and ask ceilings when the book is stable enough to matter.
Flags when a strong nearby level is getting removed instead of defending.
Calls out buy and sell vacuum conditions when the book gets thin enough for price to slip.
The point is not to make another colorful futures screen. The point is to tell the trader when the book is helping, when it is lying, and when the cleanest trade is no trade.
Nearby depth is holding and price is respecting the active floor or ceiling.
Depth is being removed. Do not treat the level like a wall until it stabilizes.
The nearby book is too thin or unstable. The danger is getting wicked, chased, or slipped.
Liquidity Behavior Map is part of the 01DTE execution stack for members. It uses live Level 2 depth behavior, not MBO/order-by-order identity.
Futures and options trading involve substantial risk. 01DTE tools are educational decision-support software and do not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or guaranteed outcomes.