# Volumes (/scripting/sources/volumes)



MMT supplies volume profiles at price levels:

```bash
--source btc@volumes@binancef@mmt:timeframe=60
```

Standalone Binance supplies historical volume bars derived from its candle volume:

```bash
--source btc@volumes@binance:timeframe=60
--source btc@volumes@binancef:timeframe=60
```

BULK supplies normalized volume records from its candle feed:

```bash
--source btc@volumes@bulkf:timeframe=60
```

Hyperliquid supplies the same normalized aggregate shape from its native candle feed:

```bash
--source btc@volumes@hyperliquidf:timeframe=60
```

All volume sources require a provider-supported timeframe in seconds. Standalone Binance volume bars are available in backtests only. MMT, BULK, and Hyperliquid also support live volume sources. Unlike live `candles`, volume records are not rebuilt from raw trades and do not accept arbitrary second intervals.

```js
const binanceVolumes = history.source('btc@volumes@binancef')
const profiles = history.source('btc@volumes@binancef@mmt')
const current = history.source('btc@volumes@binancef@mmt', 0)
```

MMT records can contain price arrays and directional volume arrays. Standalone Binance, BULK, and Hyperliquid records expose aggregate candle-volume data instead.

See [Volumes Data Type](/scripting/data-types/volumes).