Tools

Charts

Real-time candlesticks from Binance. Probability curves from Polymarket. Oracle prices from Pyth. Three data sources, one chart.

Two chart modes

Trading Chart

Full OHLCV candlesticks. This is the same Binance data that every other trading terminal uses — price, volume, the works. You read it the same way you'd read any candlestick chart.

Probability Chart

Shows the market's real-time probability estimate for UP and DOWN. This is the Polymarket prediction data — not price data. Useful for reading market sentiment separately from spot price movement.

On the main trading page the probability chart sits below the candlestick chart. In Multi-Charts, you can position it above, below, left, right, or hide it entirely — per panel.

Live data sources

Charts update in real time from three independent sources running in parallel:

  • Binance WebSocket — feeds the candlestick chart with OHLCV data
  • Pyth Network — oracle-verified price ticks (~400ms), used as the independent reference and for history pagination
  • Polymarket — probability data for UP/DOWN curves and trade markers

History loads on demand: scroll left on the chart and older candles load automatically from Pyth benchmark REST API.

Timeframes

15 intervals. Chart timeframe is independent from your market interval — you can view 1m candles while trading a 4h market.

SpeedTimeframes
Fast1s · 1m · 3m · 5m
Medium15m · 30m · 1h · 2h
Slow4h · 6h · 8h · 12h
Macro1d · 3d · 1w

Overlays

  • Beat Price — horizontal line at the round's starting price. Tells you instantly if UP or DOWN is winning right now.
  • Past Markets — colored zones for previous round outcomes. Useful for context.
  • Trade Markers — your buys and sells plotted directly on the chart. So you can see where you got in and out.

Drawing tools

Horizontal lineFixed price level across the chart
Trend lineConnect two points
FibonacciAuto-calculated retracement levels
DeleteRemove any drawing

OHLC tooltip

Hover over any candle to see a monospace tooltip with Open, High, Low, and Close values. The close value is color-coded green (bullish) or red (bearish) relative to the open.