Guide
Reference
This section is the quick-lookup layer for controls that appear in multiple parts of the product. Use it when you know what control you are looking for but cannot remember where it lives or exactly what it does. Each entry gives the location, what the control changes, and any conditions that affect its availability.
What this section covers
- List header controls: current list name (click to open list manager), sort column arrows (click column header), search bar (narrows visible rows without changing list composition), favorites star (click to mark a coin and assign a color).
- List manager controls: list name rows (click to switch list), "Create" button (opens 24h changes screener for a new list), "Edit" button (opens screener with current list state), "Open in new window" (opens the list in a second browser tab), delete button (removes the list and all its saved state).
- Chart header controls: ticker and market display, candle statistics (OHLC values of the last closed candle), chart type buttons (candles / bars), timeframe buttons (1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d), Reset (returns to default view), Fit (scales to all loaded candles), Panorama (freehand drag mode), Focus (centers on current price), fullscreen button.
- Drawing toolbar controls: individual figure buttons (Price line, Ray, Fibonacci, Parallel lines, Price channel, Segment, Rectangle, Waves 3/5/8, Note, Volume Profile), delete mode button, magnet button (three states: off / weak / strong), color picker (default color for new figures), Ruler tool.
- Orderbook panel controls: bid/ask rows with volume in base and quote, percentage distance column, volume cell (click to enter custom threshold, × to reset), the entire panel shows only orders within ±5% of the current price.
- Notifications window controls: "Price" tab (active / newly triggered / inactive server-side notifications), "By parameters" tab ("By changes" subtab for saved parameter notifications, "Impulse" subtab with enable switch, period, and percent threshold), "Delete all" button (clears the current notification list).
- Settings dialog controls: four tabs (Common, Chart, Theme, Account), each with sub-sections described in the Settings section of this guide.
- Keyboard shortcuts: ↑ / ↓ — move to the next or previous coin in the list; ← / → — switch the timeframe of the active chart; Shift + ← / → — switch the timeframe of all visible charts at once; + / − — increase or decrease bar width (zoom); Tab — move to the next chart slot; Shift + Tab — move to the previous chart slot; Ctrl + C — copy the current coin ticker to clipboard; Ctrl + O — open the current coin in single mode; X — toggle the coin list visibility; Ctrl + Delete — remove the current coin from the list; F1 — open the About dialog; F6 — cycle delete mode for drawing shapes (off → mode 1 → mode 2 → off); F7 — place an alert level on the chart; F8 — place a price level on the chart; Shift + F9 — delete all alerts; any printable character (no modifier) — open coin search and start typing.
Key screens and controls
- List header with sort arrows, search bar, and favorites star in a typical working state.
- Chart header with all its buttons labeled: chart type, timeframes, Reset, Fit, Panorama, Focus, and fullscreen.
- Drawing toolbar with all figure buttons and the magnet button visible.
- Orderbook panel showing the bid and ask sides with the distance column and the volume edit state.
- Notifications window showing both the Price tab and the By parameters tab.
Step-by-step flow
- Use this section as a lookup. Find the control name you need in the "learn" list above and read its description to understand its location and behavior.
- For deeper explanation of any control, follow the link to the relevant task-oriented section (Lists and workspaces, Chart and drawing tools, Settings, etc.).
Screenshots
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Annotated list header with all control labels
Label each visible control in the list header: list name, sort arrows, search bar, favorites star.
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Annotated chart header with all button labels
Label chart type buttons, timeframes, Reset, Fit, Panorama, Focus, and fullscreen so users can identify each without guessing.
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Annotated drawing toolbar with tool names
Label each drawing tool button and the magnet states so users know what each button activates.
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Notifications window with both tabs visible
Show both the Price tab and the By parameters tab open together so users understand the two-tab structure.
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Keyboard shortcuts reference table
Show the full list of hotkeys in a compact table: key combination in the left column, action in the right column. Group by area: navigation, chart, drawing, alerts.
Operational notes
- This section covers control locations and one-line descriptions. For workflow explanations, step-by-step instructions, or formula details, use the dedicated sections.
- Some controls are only visible in specific modes: the top-list interval selector is only shown in list mode; the grid manager is only available when a grid is open.
- The price axis is interactive: dragging it vertically locks the vertical scale manually. Double-clicking the price axis restores auto-scaling. A locked scale can cause candles to disappear from view when switching to a coin with a significantly different price level.
- Controls that depend on account state (delivery channel, trial CTA) change appearance based on whether email is confirmed or Telegram is bound.
When to use it
- When you already know what feature you need and just want to find the exact tab, button, or dialog quickly.
- When you need a quick lookup without reading through a full workflow explanation.
When not to rely on it
- If you need onboarding, formula explanations, or troubleshooting with multiple dependent steps.
- If your question needs a narrative explanation rather than just a location.
Typical interpretation mistakes
- Using reference snippets instead of following the full workflow when a step-by-step approach is needed.
- Assuming that knowing where a control is also explains what it does and when it is available.
- Forgetting that some controls are conditionally unavailable depending on mode, market, or account state.
Algorithms and formulas to understand
- Why some controls are contextual and only appear in specific application modes
- Why account state gates certain controls (delivery channel options, trial CTA)