BITCOIN, LIVEREAL-TIME PRICE · CANDLES
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The bitcoin price as it happens. Candles from one minute to one month, volume underneath, and two moving averages you can switch on and off. Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, and hover a candle for its open, high, low and close.
SRC picks the exchange. Ten are on offer: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Bybit, Bitstamp, Gate.io, HTX, Crypto.com and Gemini. The chip in the bottom right always says which one you are looking at, and the choice is kept with the rest of your setup.
Binance is the default and the only one here with a websocket, so its candle at the right edge moves as trades happen rather than on a refresh timer. The other nine are polled every fifteen seconds, which the chip marks as 15s. Prices differ a little between exchanges, and the pair is not always the same: some quote BTC against USDT, others against US dollars. The exchange name and its pair are on the menu entry.
No exchange offers all fifteen timeframes. Where one is missing, the nearest candle stands in and the chip says which: KRAKEN · 4H CANDLES means you asked for 6 hour and are looking at 4 hour. Binance is the only source that covers every timeframe exactly.
Some exchanges are not reachable from every country. If the one you picked refuses the connection the page falls back to Binance, then to Coinbase, and the chip ends in FALLBACK so you know it happened.
BRUSH is freehand, and a drag rather than a click. TREND joins two points. MEASURE puts a box between two points and tells you what the move was worth: the percentage first, then the dollars and how many bars it took, green up and red down. Behind OTHER: a horizontal LEVEL, a V-LINE marking a date, a RAY that carries on to the right, an ARROW, a ZONE box, and FIB retracement levels. CURSOR gets you back to panning.
The two small buttons set the line style, solid, dashed or dotted, and the colour. Both apply to what you draw next, and to whatever is selected, so you can restyle something after the fact.
Click a drawing to select it, drag it to move it, drag either end to reshape it, and press Delete to remove it. The colour button cycles, and recolours whatever is selected. Escape cancels.
Drawings are anchored to a time and a price, not to a position on screen, so they stay where you put them when you pan, zoom, switch timeframe or change exchange. A drawing that spanned a few days will be a few pixels wide on a monthly chart, which is arithmetic rather than a bug. They are kept on this device, and SAVE SETUP puts them on your account so they come back on any other one.
The whole toolbox folds away with the TOOLS tab above it, which gives the chart the space back. Folded, it still says which timeframe and which feed you are on.
Simple averages of the last 50 and the last 200 closes, at whatever timeframe you are on. On the daily they are the two lines most people mean when they talk about the 50 and the 200.
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Prices are indicative and can lag or gap. Not financial advice.