Video tutorial
Chart Indicators video tutorial
Add indicators to your chart, tune them and take them off again. This walkthrough covers the indicator library of the Charts tab in under two minutes.
In this video
- Open the Indicators library and read what each row answers
- Search by the question you have or by name
- Add a layer with one click and see the count go up
- Open a layer's settings: lengths, colors and the on/off switch
- Layer Bollinger Bands on the price, and put RSI and Volume in their own panes
- Hide, show and open settings from the chart legend
- Remove a layer from the legend or from the library
Transcript
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Indicators add extra layers of information on top of your chart. Let's find them, add them, tune them, and remove them. Indicators opens the library. Each row says what the indicator answers, in plain words. Common ones read the candles. Events add a feed. Search by the question you have, like stretched. A name works too. Clear the box to see them all again.
Press Add on the EMA row. One click is enough. The count goes up, and the lines appear on the candles. The gear opens the settings for that layer. Lengths are plain numbers you can change. Colors change the same way.
The switch turns it off, but keeps it. Turn it on again and everything you set is still there. Remove deletes the layer for good. Bollinger Bands draw right on the price. RSI and Volume get a pane of their own, below the price. The count shows how many of the eight layers are in use. Hidden layers still count.
Click a layer in the chart legend, then hide it. Show brings it back. Panes hide the same way. Click the row again to show it. The legend has a gear too. Change the length and the pane redraws right away.
In the legend, Remove deletes a layer at once. Or press the cross on its library row. Take them all off, and it is back to price only. Layers are saved with each tab. Free during Alpha.
More about Chart Indicators
- How to read a liquidation heatmap: Add the Liquidation Heatmap layer to a chart and read the modeled levels against price.
- How to read the Orderbook Profile: Read resting size by price level as bars beside the chart, live or summed over a window you choose.
- How to track live liquidations in the Liquidations tab: To track crypto liquidations live in Tabmydata, open the Liquidations tab and pick a coin. It lists forced closes of leveraged futures positions as th
- How to check a coin's market cap and supply in Coin Info: Coin Info shows a coin's price, 24-hour volume, market cap, fully diluted valuation (FDV) and supply in one card.
To go deeper, see the Chart Indicators guide.