Charts & Watchlist

The chart is the center of the terminal. It’s a full TradingView-powered charting engine, so the toolset you already know is here: timeframes, indicators, drawing tools, chart types, and screenshots. Alongside it, the watchlist lets you scan every supported exchange and jump to any market with a single click.

Chart features

Every chart pane is a complete TradingView chart. From the chart toolbars you can:

Tool	Where	What it does
Timeframes	Top toolbar	Switch resolution — seconds, minutes, hours, days, and up. The default is the 4-hour (240m) timeframe.
Chart type	Top toolbar	Candles, bars, line, area, Heikin Ashi, and more.
Indicators	Top toolbar	Add studies (moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, etc.). Volume is shown by default.
Compare	Top toolbar	Overlay a second symbol on the same chart.
Drawing tools	Left side toolbar	Trend lines, horizontal/vertical lines, Fibonacci, shapes, text, and measurements. Favorite the ones you use most.
Undo / redo	Top toolbar	Step back and forward through chart edits.
Screenshot	Top toolbar	Capture the current chart as an image.
Full screen	Top toolbar	Expand the chart to fill the viewport.
Settings	Top toolbar	Adjust scales, background, and chart properties.

Tip

Your chart layout — indicators, drawings, and the active timeframe — is saved automatically, so it’s still there when you come back.

Note

The terminal draws your live Entry and Stop levels directly on the chart as order lines. For real-exchange positions, the liquidation price is also plotted as an amber dashed line. See Two-Click Trading for placing orders straight from the price scale.

Multi-chart grid

You don’t have to watch one market at a time. The grid layout selector (the grid icon in the top bar) lets you split a tab into multiple chart panes arranged in a grid.

• Hover over the grid picker and drag across the cells to preview a layout — from 1×1 up to 4×4 (16 charts).
• Each pane is an independent chart: it can show a different symbol and timeframe.
• Click a pane to focus it. The focused pane gets a highlighted border and is the target for the watchlist and order actions.
• Drag the gutters between panes to resize them. Your sizing is remembered.
• Use the + button in the top bar to add another chart when your plan allows it.

How many charts you get

The number of charts you can open at once depends on your subscription plan:

Plan	Max charts
Basic	2
Advanced	8
Institutional	Unlimited

In the grid picker, any layout beyond your plan’s limit shows a lock icon and can’t be selected.

Caution

Grid cells beyond your plan’s chart limit are disabled — hovering one shows a hint that a higher plan is required. The per-plan chart limits are listed in the table above.

Watchlist

Open the watchlist panel to browse markets across every connected exchange. Each row shows the coin logo, ticker, 24-hour volume, last price, and 24-hour percentage change (green for up, red for down), plus a star to favorite it.

Per-exchange tabs and Favorites

The watchlist is organized into tabs:

• A Favorites tab (the star at the top) collects the symbols you’ve starred across all exchanges.
• One tab per supported exchange: Binance, Bybit, CoinW, Gate.io, Hyperliquid, OKX, Phemex.

Click the star on any row to add or remove it from Favorites.

Search and filter

Use the search box at the top of the list to filter symbols by ticker. It filters the current tab (or, on the Favorites tab, your favorites) as you type — clear it to return to the full list.

Spot vs Futures

For exchanges that support both markets, a Futures / Spot toggle appears above the list. Switch it to change which market type the watchlist shows for that exchange.

Note

The Spot/Futures toggle is available on Binance, Bybit, CoinW, OKX, Phemex, and Gate.io. Hyperliquid is futures-only, so it has no toggle. The market type is remembered per exchange.

Sorting

Sort the list with the two buttons above it:

Button	Sorts by
%	24-hour price change
Vol	24-hour volume

Click a sort button once to sort descending; click it again to flip to ascending. A chevron shows the active field and direction.

Click to load a chart

Click any row in the watchlist to load that symbol — with the correct exchange and market type — onto the focused chart pane. In a multi-chart grid, focus the pane you want first, then click a symbol to send it there.

Tip

Combine the two: split into a grid, focus each pane, and click a different watchlist symbol into each one to build a scanning dashboard across markets and exchanges.