Pro chart
The full-screen charting workspace for a coin — seven timeframes, four chart types, 27 indicators, 14 drawing tools including measure and text notes, picture export, and a layout remembered for each coin.
The Pro chart is a full-screen chart for one coin, for when you want to work on the price yourself: mark levels, add indicators, measure moves and come back to the same setup later.
Open it with the Pro chart button on any coin page. It opens in its own browser tab, so you can keep the coin page and the chart side by side.
The top bar
From left to right:
- The pair — the coin against USDT, for example
ETH /USDT - Price and 24-hour change
- Timeframes — the size of each candle
- Chart type
- ƒx Indicators — add and remove indicators
- Status — how many drawings the chart has, and whether your latest change has been saved
- Save picture — downloads the chart as an image, ready to share
- Full screen
Timeframes
1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d and 1w. Each candle covers that length of time. The last candle moves live.
Short timeframes show the detail of the last hours; long ones show the trend. A level that appears on the daily and the weekly chart matters more than one that only shows on the 5-minute.
Chart types
- Candles — the default. Each candle shows where the price opened, closed, and its high and low
- Hollow candles — rising candles drawn as outlines, which makes long runs of up candles easier to see
- Bars — the same four prices drawn as ticks
- Area — only the closing price, for a clean view of the shape of a move
Indicators
ƒx Indicators opens a searchable list. Click an indicator to add it; click it again to remove it.
On the price — drawn over the candles:
| Indicator | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Moving average (MA) | The average price over a period: the direction of the trend |
| Exponential moving average (EMA) | A moving average that reacts faster to recent prices |
| Smoothed moving average (SMA) | A slower, smoother moving average |
| Bollinger bands (BOLL) | A band around the price that widens when it moves a lot and narrows when it is quiet |
| Parabolic SAR (SAR) | Dots that follow the trend and flip side when it turns |
| Bull and bear index (BBI) | A blend of four moving averages: price above it leans bullish |
| Average price (AVP) | The average price paid during the session |
Below the price — each in its own panel:
| Indicator | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Volume (VOL) | How much was traded in each candle. On by default |
| MACD | Whether momentum is building or fading |
| Relative strength index (RSI) | Overbought above 70, oversold below 30 |
| Stochastic (KDJ) | Where the price sits in its recent range, with a fast third line |
| On-balance volume (OBV) | Whether volume is flowing in on up days or out on down days |
| Commodity channel index (CCI) | How far the price has stretched from its average |
| Directional movement index (DMI) | Whether buyers or sellers drive the trend, and how strongly |
| Williams %R (WR) | Overbought and oversold, from −100 to 0 |
| Momentum (MTM) | How fast the price is moving compared with a few candles ago |
| Rate of change (ROC) | The same, as a percentage |
| Triple exponential average (TRIX) | Momentum with the noise smoothed out |
| Awesome oscillator (AO) | Whether short-term momentum is stronger than longer-term |
| Bias ratio (BIAS) | How far the price is from its average, in percent |
| Price volume trend (PVT) | Volume weighted by how much the price moved |
| Volume ratio (VR) | Volume on up days against volume on down days |
| Ease of movement (EMV) | How easily the price moves for the volume traded |
| Psychological line (PSY) | The share of recent candles that closed up |
| Moving average difference (DMA) | The gap between a fast and a slow average |
| Sentiment (BRAR) | Buying against selling pressure through the day |
| Energy index (CR) | Strength of buyers against sellers |
Add as many as you like. What the main ones mean and when they mislead is explained in the indicator guide.
Drawing tools
The tools are on the left. Hover over one to see its name. Choose a tool, then click on the chart to place it.
Crosshair — the normal pointer. Shows the price and time under the cursor.
Lines
- Trend line — between two points, to follow a slope
- Ray — from one point onwards
- Extended line — through two points, in both directions
- Horizontal line — a price level across the whole chart, for support and resistance
- Horizontal ray — a price level from one point onwards
- Vertical line — to mark a date or an event
- Price line — a level labelled with its price
Shapes and measuring
- Parallel channel — two parallel lines, for a price moving inside a sloping channel
- Price channel — a channel from a trend line and a parallel line
- Fibonacci retracement — the levels where a pullback commonly pauses, between a low and a high
- Rectangle — to mark a zone of price and time
- Measure — drag from one point to another to see the change in price, in percent, and how many candles it took
- Text note — write a note on the chart; press Add or Enter
- Brush — draw freehand
Drawing controls
- Magnet — snaps what you draw to the nearest high, low, open or close, so a support line lands exactly on the wick
- Lock drawings — stops drawings from moving by accident while you drag the chart
- Hide drawings — hides them all to look at the clean price, without deleting them
- Remove all drawings — click, then click again to confirm
Keyboard
- Escape — cancel the drawing in progress and go back to the crosshair
- Delete or Backspace — remove the selected drawing
Moving around
Drag to move through time; scroll to zoom in and out. After scrolling back into the past, the Latest button brings you back to the current candle. Older candles keep loading as you go further back.
Your setup is remembered
Your timeframe, chart type, indicators and drawings are saved for each coin, in your account.
- Open the same coin again and everything is where you left it, on any device.
- Open a new coin and it starts with your usual indicators and settings, without the drawings from other coins.
Messages you may see
- "No candles yet" — there is no price history for this coin on this timeframe. It happens with very new coins
- "Couldn't load this coin" — reload the tab
- "No coin selected" — open the chart from a coin page