Multi-Symbol

Monitor multiple cryptocurrency pairs simultaneously with side-by-side charts and synchronized timeframes.

What is Multi-Symbol?

Multi-Symbol lets you view charts for multiple cryptocurrency pairs at the same time in a grid layout. Instead of switching between individual charts one at a time, you can watch several coins simultaneously — making it easier to spot correlations, monitor your watchlist, and track related pairs in a single view.

All charts in the Multi-Symbol view share synchronized timeframes, so when you change the timeframe on one chart, all charts update together. This synchronization is essential for correlation analysis: you need to compare price action across the same time period to draw meaningful conclusions about how assets are moving relative to each other.

The tool is especially valuable during high-volatility events when the entire market moves. Instead of frantically switching between tabs, you can see at a glance how Bitcoin, Ethereum, and your altcoin positions are all reacting to the same event. This panoramic view helps you make faster and better-informed decisions.

Key Concepts

• Grid Layout: Multiple charts displayed in a configurable grid, each showing a different cryptocurrency pair
• Synchronized Timeframes: All charts in the view share the same timeframe setting, ensuring apples-to-apples comparison
• Correlation Monitoring: Watching how multiple assets move relative to each other — do they move together, opposite, or independently?
• Watchlist View: Using Multi-Symbol as a live dashboard for all the coins you are actively trading or monitoring

How to Use Multi-Symbol

1. Open Multi-Symbol from the sidebar under Chart Tools
2. Add the cryptocurrency pairs you want to monitor
3. Arrange the grid layout to your preference
4. Set the timeframe — all charts will synchronize to the same period
5. Watch for divergences and correlations between the displayed pairs

What to Look For

• Bullish signals: When Bitcoin and several major altcoins break above resistance simultaneously, it confirms a broad market move rather than an isolated event. An altcoin holding above support while Bitcoin dips shows relative strength.
• Bearish signals: When one coin starts breaking down while correlated pairs still hold, it may be leading the broader move lower. Watch for a strong coin losing its relative strength advantage — this often precedes a catch-down.
• Key patterns: Sector rotation becomes visible when you group related coins together — DeFi tokens moving while gaming tokens stall, for example. Divergences between closely correlated pairs often resolve with the lagging pair catching up to the leader.
• Combine with: Chart for detailed single-symbol analysis when you spot something interesting on the grid, EMA Heatmap for a market-wide trend overview, Orderflow Screener for data-driven confirmation of what you observe visually

Supported Exchanges

Tips

• Group related coins together — BTC with ETH and SOL, or a set of DeFi tokens — to spot sector-specific movements quickly
• Use Multi-Symbol during major news events to watch the entire market react in real time rather than checking coins one by one
• Multi-Symbol is best for monitoring and pattern spotting — when you identify something interesting, switch to single-symbol Chart view for deeper technical analysis