My Chart

Symbol / timeframe → candles → MA / EMA / BBI / BOLL / SAR / DC / KC / Ichimoku → Volume / MACD / RSI / KDJ / OBV / DMI / StochRSI / AO / BRAR → OI / FR / L/S / Basis → Taker Flow / Large Trades / Trade Count / Liquidations → Forecast → TD and risk plan

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   Set Symbol and timeframe

   Pick the coin from the dropdown and tap a timeframe button beside it, from 1m to 1d. The newest candle updates live every few seconds while it forms, straight from Binance, so its indicators move until it closes. On mobile, pinch with two fingers to zoom in or out; use one finger to drag through history. Price and indicator panels stay aligned. Zoom can show roughly six candles at the closest view. Drag to the oldest loaded edge to request earlier candles; pinching does not request history.

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   Read the candles first

   Trend, range, swing highs and lows, support, resistance, bodies, wicks and gaps before any indicator.

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   Add MA, EMA, BBI and BOLL

   MA uses simple averages and EMA uses exponential averages for 7, 25 and 99 closes. BBI averages the 3/6/12/24 simple averages and needs 24 closes. BOLL shows volatility compression and expansion. Read the colored values at the crosshair or latest visible candle.

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   Add Volume, Large Trades, MACD, KDJ and OBV

   Large Trades follows the symbol selected in My Chart and reads that symbol directly from Binance on your device. Selecting 1m, 5m or 15m opens the live WebSocket first, loads that recent REST history up to the current moment, merges overlapping trades, and then continues live without a hand-off gap. It highlights trades above the rolling 95th-percentile size: green is an aggressive buy and red is an aggressive sell. Up to five recently viewed symbols are retained temporarily in memory; collection is not saved. Compare participation and momentum with price. KDJ(9,3,3) shows K, D and J with 20/80 reference lines; J may exceed 0–100. OBV adds volume on rising closes and subtracts it on falling closes, starting at zero at the first loaded candle. Loading older history can shift its absolute level; compare its direction with price. Panels share horizontal navigation and the crosshair. Drag the six-dot handle beside any active panel name to move it up or down; the order is remembered for you. They are drawn below the price chart, which keeps its full size; scroll down to see them. With panels shown, the mouse wheel scrolls; hold Ctrl (Cmd on macOS) and turn the wheel to zoom. Move the mouse over, or touch, any panel to see its value and time at the pointer. After the first load one older page loads quietly, so every panel has values from the first visible candle.

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   Add RSI

   The RSI chip opens RSI(6,12,24), as on AiCoin: three Wilder-smoothed lines from the loaded candle closes, fast (6), medium (12) and slow (24). Its scale is 0–100, with reference lines at 30 and 70: 30 or below is oversold, 70 or above is overbought; the status shown follows RSI(12). The fast line crossing the slower ones marks a momentum shift. The readout follows the crosshair or latest visible candle. Each line starts after its period plus one close (RSI(24) needs 25). These zones describe momentum and do not confirm a reversal.

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   Add OI, FR, L/S and Basis

   OI is one panel: the line is open interest at each candle’s close, coloured by price and OI together, and the bars below it are the change from the previous candle (green net opening, red net closing). FR shows the funding rate in force as steps, green above zero and red below, with Binance’s 0.01% base line; at the latest candle it adds Binance’s live estimate for the next settlement and the time left. L/S draws LSUR Retail, TTSI Top accounts and TTMU Top positions on one ratio scale around Neutral 1.00. Basis is the perpetual’s premium or discount to the spot index. Binance keeps L/S and Basis for 30 days, so older candles show “Binance keeps 30 days · data from …”. All four are context, not direction calls.

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   Read the order flow (signed in)

   Taker Flow, Large Trades, Trade Count and Liquidations need a signed-in account; without a session they stay off and show a lock. Taker Flow combines Binance Spot and USD-M taker buys (green) and sells (red) per candle, and its CVD line has its own scale; it shows who was in control, not where price goes next. Trade Count, Large Trades and Liquidations show trades, large trades and forced orders per candle, and zoom and scroll with the chart; Large Trades starts 15 minutes before the chart opened and Liquidations when it opened (Binance keeps no history). All of them read Binance directly from your device.

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   Check the Forecast line

   Under the chart controls, Forecast shows the Market Forecast for this coin only for a horizon whose model passed testing on unseen data, as Bullish / Neutral / Bearish chances next to the usual rate. Otherwise it says “No reliable forecast for this coin”. The edge is small: use it as context next to your own signals.

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   Add TD and define risk

   The TD chip shows TD Sequential 9 / 13 as exhaustion or continuation context, never a reversal order. Define invalidation, size and reward-to-risk yourself.

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    Draw on the chart

    Use the left toolbar on desktop or Drawing tools above the chart on a phone. Cross cursor inspects candles and pans; Cursor selects drawings, drags them, or moves their anchor handles. Text and Horizontal line use one tap; Pen follows a drag. Triangle uses three corners. Parallel channel uses two ends of a boundary and a third point on the other boundary. Fibonacci uses two swing endpoints; 0% is at the second point and 100% at the first. Measure uses two points for price change, percentage, candle distance and elapsed time. Two fingers zoom without drawing.

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    Plan and manage drawings

    Long position: tap entry, target above entry, then stop below entry; it shows the price levels and reward-to-risk ratio, not an order, position size, fees or slippage. Drawings are saved locally and synced to your signed-in account per user and symbol; open My Chart on another signed-in device to restore them. Offline edits stay on this device and retry when the chart reconnects. Current-timeframe visibility is the default. Use Undo, Redo, Delete selected, Edit text or the colour palette. To recolour an existing drawing, choose Cursor and tap its line; circular handles identify the selection. The palette shows its current colour, a checkmark and hex codes. A colour changes the selected drawing (all Fibonacci levels together); without a selection it applies to new drawings. Clear all drawings asks for confirmation and can be undone.

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    Customize Fibonacci

    Double-click or double-tap a Fibonacci line (also while the drawing tool is active) to open settings. Style & Levels controls extension, colour per level or one colour, custom hex colours, line style/thickness/opacity, labels, trend connector and background shading. Add levels and optional 1.382/1.618/2.618 extensions. Anchors edits prices and dates in your timezone, swaps endpoints or snaps to loaded candle highs/lows. Visibility optionally shares the drawing across this symbol’s selected timeframe groups. Changes preview immediately; Save makes one undoable edit, Cancel restores the original. Save as default affects new drawings only. The selection toolbar offers Settings, Lock/Unlock, Duplicate and Delete.

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    Choose colours visually

    Tap a coloured level square to open the full palette: grayscale and colour shades, a selected-colour checkmark, custom hex and opacity. Swatch taps preview only; Save applies the colour, Cancel discards it. Level squares remain clickable even when Use one colour is on: saving a level colour switches to per-level mode and keeps other levels unchanged. The top common-colour control applies one colour to all levels. Save the Fibonacci settings to keep the drawing changes. The drawing toolbar also offers Open colour palette.

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    Move Fibonacci endpoints

    Select the drawing to show its circular handles. Drag either unlocked endpoint directly in Cross Cursor, Fibonacci or Cursor mode; the other endpoint stays fixed. Touch targets are larger than the visible circles. Cursor drags the whole drawing from a line, or use its optional trend connector. If locked, use the padlock to unlock it first. Releasing saves one undoable edit; cancelling discards it. A second finger cancels the pending edit and switches to pinch zoom without scrolling the page or loading history.

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    Measure a price range

    Choose Measure, then drag with the mouse or one finger; two taps also work. A live shaded rectangle shows signed endpoint price/percentage change, candle distance, elapsed days/hours/minutes/seconds and total candle volume. Volume includes both endpoint candles and uses only loaded data; unavailable volume displays — rather than a partial sum. Candle distance counts chart intervals, not inclusive candle count; elapsed time uses timestamps, so data gaps can differ. Release saves one undoable range. Cursor selects its shaded interior to move it or its endpoint handles to resize it. Two fingers cancel placement and zoom. This is a chart measurement, not trade P&L.