1. **Time Filters:** You can zoom in on the action by picking short time frames like **1, 3, 5, 15, or 30 minutes**, or zoom out to larger ones like **1 day, 3 days, 1 week,** or even **1 month**.
2. **Chart Style:** Right next to the timeframes, there’s a **drop-down menu** where you can pick how you want your data displayed. Options like **Columns, Lines, Line with Markers, Step Line, Candles, Hollow Candles** (and more) let you pick a style that makes sense to you.
3. **Indicators:** You can add a ton of indicators to your chart to better analyze a token. They’re listed A-Z, so it’s easy to find what you need, like **Accelerator Oscillator, EMA Cross, Net Balance**, and many others. (include other more popular indicators).
4. **Token Pair:** View the currently selected pair.
5. **Price & Market Cap:** You can decide whether you want the chart to display the **Price** or **Market Cap**. Both are crucial depending on what you’re looking at. Want to see if the token is gaining popularity? Look at Market Cap. Trying to time your buy? Focus on Price.
6. **Candle Normalization:** Next, you’ve got the options for **Candle Normalization; normalizing** candles helps make price movements look cleaner and easier to compare over time.
7. **Filling Inactivity Gaps:** Filling gaps means the chart smooths out quiet periods where there’s low activity for better chart reading.
8. **Undo/Redo:** Use the Undo and Redo buttons to easily reverse or reapply recent changes
9. **Chart Settings:** Click the **gear icon** to open **Chart Settings**. You can tweak everything, from the colors and layout to the time scale and price labels. You can even rearrange where the buttons are to make your experience seamless.
10. **Snapshot Your Chart:** Finally, you’ll see a **camera icon** that lets you take a snapshot of your current chart. You can save it, copy the link, open it in a new tab, or even share it straight to X to show off your analysis!
11. **Chart Details:** Just below the top bar of the chart, you’ll spot a handy little box that gives you key information at a glance. This box displays the **token pair** you’re looking at, the **network** it operates on, and the **platform** you’re currently using.
12. **Quick Options:** Right in that same section, click the three dots to extend a drop-down menu with a few useful options. Here’s what you can do:
* **Symbol Info**: Get detailed info about the token.
* **Copy Price**: Instantly copy the current price to your clipboard.
* **Paste**: Paste any copied price into another app or field.
* **Visual Order**: Adjust how things are displayed visually.
* **Move to**: Quickly navigate around the chart.
* **Pin to Scale**: Keep certain data points visible as you scroll.
* **Hide**: This option provides a streamlined and organized view, reducing visual clutter.
* **Settings**: Fine-tune your chart preferences here.
**Drawing Toolbar:** Now, over on the left side of the chart, you’ll find the **Drawing Toolbar**. The toolbar is packed with various tools to customize your analysis.
Here are a few to check out:
* **Cross**: Mark specific points on the chart.
* **Trend Line**: Draw lines to identify trends over time.
* **Fibonacci Retracement**: A classic tool for spotting potential reversals based on Fibonacci levels.
* **Long Position**: Visualize potential profit areas if you’re considering a long trade.
* **XABCD Pattern**: A tool for advanced charting techniques—great for identifying harmonic patterns.
Spend time on the platform, take the opportunity to explore these tools, and see what works best for your analysis style. The more you play around with it, the more comfortable you’ll become!
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