Trợ giúp
Charts by sorted list
Charts by sorted list is a desktop mode for reviewing the whole current coin list as charts. The ordinary coin-list panel is hidden, the chart area fills the width, and every chart is positioned according to the current list sorting. This mode is useful when the table has already shown where to look, but the chart structure still needs manual confirmation.
Nội dung có trong mục
- How this mode differs from the ordinary grid, saved grids, single-coin mode, and the old top-list mode.
- How to enable and disable charts by sorted list from the desktop header.
- How chart order is connected to the current coin list and selected list metric.
- How to choose the shared timeframe with the header button and hotkeys.
- How automatic refresh, "None", and the manual refresh button control chart reordering.
- How to navigate by scroll, the floating navigator, and Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down.
- How the selected chart is used when switching back to the ordinary list/grid view.
- Which settings affect this mode and when to use manual refresh to prevent charts from moving while you inspect them.
Màn hình và điều khiển chính
- Mode toggle button in the desktop header: switches between the ordinary list/grid view and charts by sorted list.
- Sorting parameter control: selects the list metric used for chart ordering.
- Sort type button: cycles through the available sort types for metrics that support several sort modes.
- Shared timeframe button: applies one timeframe to all charts in this mode.
- Refresh interval control: chooses whether chart order updates automatically or only after manual refresh.
- Manual refresh button: appears when the refresh interval is set to "None" and applies the current list sorting to charts.
- Floating chart navigator: provides beginning, previous page, next page, and end buttons, and shows scroll progress.
- Chart header: shows ticker, market/exchange when needed, enabled metric badges, single-coin button, terminal button, and favorites.
Quy trình từng bước
- Open the ordinary desktop list mode with the coin list visible. This mode always works from the current list: if you switch the list, the chart feed will be built from the new list.
- Click the charts-by-sorted-list button in the header. The coin list hides and the chart area becomes a scrollable feed. The button becomes active while the mode is enabled.
- Choose the list metric used for ordering. The available parameters are the same kind of parameters that can appear as list columns: levels, trends, orderbook densities, OI, Funding, P24, V24, NATR, VR, PΔ, Pavg, rBTC, TR, Score, and other enabled list metrics.
- For metrics that support several sort types, use the sort-type button. The order of sort types follows Settings → Common → Types and order of sortings. Metrics that are intentionally one-way sorted do not need this button.
- Choose the shared timeframe. The timeframe button near the refresh-period control shows the current shared timeframe. Selecting another value applies it to charts in this mode and saves it as the default for the next open.
- Use Shift + Arrow Left or Shift + Arrow Right to switch the shared timeframe from the keyboard. This is useful when you want to compare the same sorted list on a lower or higher timeframe without opening the dropdown.
- Choose the refresh interval. With a non-zero interval, chart order is periodically recalculated from the current list values. With "None", values can still update, but the chart order stays fixed until you press the manual refresh button.
- Use "None" when you are manually reviewing charts and do not want the feed to jump while you scroll. Press the manual refresh button when you are ready to apply the latest sorting.
- Navigate through charts with the mouse wheel, Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down. Home jumps to the first chart, End to the last chart, and Page Up/Page Down move by one visible page.
- If the floating navigator is enabled, use its buttons for the same actions. Drag the handle to move the block, and use the mouse wheel over the block to scroll the chart feed even if the block is not above the charts.
- Click a chart to make it selected. The selected chart is the coin that will be carried back to the ordinary mode when you leave charts by sorted list.
- To inspect one coin in detail, use the single-coin button in the chart header. It opens the same ticker in a minimal single-coin window, using the configured single-window size.
- If a terminal integration is configured, use the terminal button in the chart header to send the exchange ticker to Tiger.Trade, MetaScalp, or Vataga according to your integration settings.
- Use the favorites button in the chart header to add the coin to a favorite group. If the coin is already in favorites, this button remains visible even without chart hover.
- Switch back to ordinary mode when you want to continue working with the list, orderbook, alerts, or a saved grid. The selected coin from charts by sorted list is opened in the active chart slot of ordinary mode. If relation links are enabled, linked slots switch to that coin too.
Phím tắt
Charts by sorted list
Phím
Hành động
Ctrl+z
Switch between ordinary mode and charts by sorted list.
Shift+←/Shift+→
Switch the shared timeframe for charts in this mode.
Home/End
Move to the first or last chart in the sorted feed.
Page Up/Page Down
Move one visible page up or down through the chart feed.
Lưu ý thực tế
- Charts by sorted list is not a saved grid. It does not overwrite the tickers, relation links, or overlay state of your ordinary saved grid.
- The current list is the source of truth. Adding, removing, or switching lists changes which coins can appear in the chart feed.
- The selected sorting metric is the same kind of data that drives the list. If the metric is disabled in settings or unavailable for a coin, it may be missing from the selector or from that coin value.
- If the refresh interval is non-zero, the chart order can change while you are watching it. This is useful for live monitoring but inconvenient for detailed manual review.
- If the refresh interval is "None", the current chart order is intentionally stable. Use the manual refresh button to apply the newest sorting.
- The shared timeframe belongs to this mode and is saved separately from the ordinary chart grid. It is designed to make all visible candidates comparable at a glance.
- The floating navigator is optional. Enable or disable it in Settings → Common → Show chart paging buttons.
- On very large lists, chart data can appear gradually. This is normal: the mode prioritizes the visible area and nearby rows while keeping the list itself as the sorting source.
- A high position in the chart feed is not a trading signal. It only means the coin is high by the selected list parameter and should be checked manually on the chart.
- The mobile "charts by sorted list" screen is a compact mobile variant of the same idea, but its UI is separate: it has its own timeframe, metric selector, sort direction, refresh button, and chart-count control.
Khi nên dùng
- Use this mode when the list has already ranked coins and you want to check the charts one after another without clicking every ticker manually.
- It is useful for comparing many candidates by the same timeframe and the same sorting logic.
- Use manual refresh when you want the chart order to stay fixed during review.
Khi không nên dựa vào
- Do not use chart position alone as an entry signal. The mode only visualizes list sorting.
- Do not expect this mode to save tickers into your ordinary grid. It is a temporary view of the current list.
- Do not use automatic refresh if you are carefully reviewing one part of a large list and do not want charts to change places.
Các lỗi diễn giải thường gặp
- Confusing charts by sorted list with a saved grid. A saved grid is a fixed workspace; this mode is rebuilt from the current list.
- Leaving automatic refresh enabled during manual review and then thinking the app lost the inspected chart when the order changes.
- Changing the list or sorting metric and expecting the old chart order to remain relevant.
Thuật toán và công thức cần hiểu
- Why the chart feed follows the current list sorting rather than a separate saved grid order.
- Why "None" refresh keeps the chart order stable while list values continue updating.
- Why switching back to ordinary mode uses the selected chart coin and applies relation links if they are enabled.
- Why shared timeframe is stored separately from the ordinary grid timeframe state.
- Why a sorted chart feed is useful for visual confirmation but should not replace manual trade validation.