Live crypto charts
Candlestick charts on six order books in two engines: TradingView Advanced Charts with its drawing tools and studies, or our own terminal with 12 indicator toggles and a fundamentals panel beside the price. Both open without an account.
- Data source
- 6 markets · Binance live
- Engines
- Advanced and Classic
- Timeframes
- 1s to 1W
- Indicators
- 12 toggles
- Account
- Not required
The candles your alerts use
When an RSI or MACD alert fires, the chart is where you check it. CoinBeacon's charts are drawn from the same candle feed the indicator alerts are computed on.
- 12 indicator toggles. RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, SuperTrend, EMA 9/21/50/200, Stoch RSI, OBV, ADX and VWAP, each switched on or off from the toolbar.
- 10 timeframes. 1s, 1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1D and 1W. The 1-second view is spot-only.
- Six order books. Binance Spot, Binance Futures, Bybit Futures, OKX Futures, Gate.io Futures and HTX Futures, with one toolbar across all of them.
- Per-candle volume. Traded volume under every candle: the series the volume-spike alerts measure against.
ETH/USDT · Binance USDⓈ-M
$2,513.81 +2.62%
40 closed 15m candles · last close 18:00 UTC
1 of 12 indicators on · $7.7B traded in 24h here
Coin fundamentals beside the price
Open the info panel on any charted coin to see its CoinMarketCap profile (valuation, supply and links) in a side panel.
- Valuation. Market cap, fully-diluted valuation (FDV), market-cap dominance, TVL and the market-pair count.
- Liquidity & momentum. 24h volume and its own 24h change, plus price change over 1h, 24h, 7d, 30d, 60d and 90d.
- Supply. Circulating, total and max supply, plus listing date and category tags.
- The basics. Description, contract address, and links to the website, explorer and socials.
Coin info panel · field map
Drawn, not read. CoinBeacon publishes no public feed for CoinMarketCap fundamentals, so rather than print figures nobody can check, this is the list of fields the drawer fills in when you open it on a coin in the app.
Valuation
Momentum
Supply
About
12 indicators
Overlays draw on the price; oscillators open their own pane. Every toggle has a matching indicator alert.
- 01RSI: Relative Strength Index (14)own pane
- 02MACD: 12, 26, 9own pane
- 03Bollinger Bands: 20-period, 2 standard deviationson price
- 04SuperTrend: ATR trailing stop (10, 3)on price
- 05EMA 9: exponential moving averageon price
- 06EMA 21: exponential moving averageon price
- 07EMA 50: exponential moving averageon price
- 08EMA 200: exponential moving averageon price
- 09Stoch RSI: Stochastic RSI (14, 14, 3, 3)own pane
- 10OBV: On-Balance Volume + signal (20)own pane
- 11ADX: ADX + DI (14)own pane
- 12VWAP: rolling VWAP (20)on price
Price action on the chart
The Price action button draws what CoinBeacon's detectors found on the market you are reading, in both engines. Click a drawing to see what it is, the candles it came from and where price stands against it. It works on every timeframe from 1m to 1W on Binance, Bybit, OKX and Gate.io, with no account.
- 01Chart patterns: triangles, wedges, channels, rectangles, flags and double tops, drawn on their two edges.on by default
- 02Trendlines: rising and falling support and resistance; click one and each test is marked on it.in the menu
- 03Key levels: pivots, Fibonacci levels, round numbers and swing highs and lows near the price.in the menu
- 04Divergences: RSI, Stoch RSI, MACD or OBV moving against price between two swings.in the menu
- 05Candle patterns: engulfing candles, hammers, dojis and the rest, on the candles that formed them.in the menu
A trendline or a chart pattern can also tell you when it gives way: click it and choose Alert me when it breaks. You get one message, by email, Telegram, Discord or webhook, when a candle closes through it. The chart pattern scanner and the trendlines detector list the same structures across the whole market.
Two chart engines
CoinBeacon is a licensed TradingView Advanced Charts partner, so the full TradingView terminal is one of the two ways to draw any market here. Both engines read the same candles from the same six order books, and both open without an account.
TradingView Advanced Charts
TradingView's own charting library, running on our data. The drawing toolbar, the studies library, and a symbol search across all six order books. Nine resolutions, 1m to 1W, and layouts you can save to your account.
Open the Advanced terminal →CoinBeacon's own terminal
Built on TradingView Lightweight Charts, and tuned to what the alerts watch: 12 indicator toggles in one toolbar, per-candle volume, and the coin fundamentals panel beside the price. Ten timeframes, including the 1-second view on Binance spot.
Open the Classic terminal →The switch leads the toolbar on both pages and carries the market, the venue and the timeframe across with it, so changing engine never resets the chart you were reading. How the Advanced terminal was built covers what runs behind it.
Chart preview
Candles, timeframes and indicators in one panel, drawn here from the Binance feed your alerts use: 1h bars, closed only.
BTC/USDT
$84,680.57 +2.25%
Live read: the last 48 closed 1h candles on Binance spot. EMA 50 and RSI(14) are computed from those same closes. The toolbar, tabs and window match the app.
How to chart a crypto pair
- 01Open the chart and pick the marketSearch any Binance-listed coin, then choose the spot pair, its USDT-M perpetual, or one of the Bybit, OKX, Gate.io and HTX perpetual markets. The header shows the price and its change.
- 02Choose the timeframeTen intervals: 1s, 1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1D and 1W. The 1-second view is spot-only, because Binance futures doesn't publish 1-second candles.
- 03Toggle the indicators you useTwelve toggles: RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, SuperTrend, EMA 9/21/50/200, Stoch RSI, OBV, ADX and VWAP. Overlays draw on the price, oscillators open their own pane below it, and your selection sticks for the next chart you open.
- 04Turn on Price actionThe Price action button draws the chart patterns the detectors found on that market and timeframe. Its menu adds trendlines, key levels, divergences and candle patterns, and a click on any drawing explains it.
- 05Check the coin, then set the alertOpen the info panel for market cap, FDV, supply and links without leaving the chart. Every toggle has a matching indicator alert, checked on CoinBeacon's servers so the tab doesn't have to stay open.
Common uses
Confirm an indicator alert on the live chart
An alert tells you the condition printed; the chart tells you whether it's worth acting on. Candles and toolbar are computed from the same Binance feed as the alerts, so the RSI reading that fired your indicator alert is the one on the chart.
Chart spot and perpetual futures across six venues
The same toolbar and twelve indicators work on all six books: spot candles when you hold spot, the perpetual when you trade it, on Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate.io or HTX. If you're on the perp, funding rates across 8 futures venues are the other half of what the position costs you.
See the pattern or level on the candles that made it
The detectors read the same candles the chart draws, and Price action puts what they found on the chart itself. When the chart pattern scanner flags a triangle or the key-levels detector marks a pivot, open that market and timeframe and it is drawn on the candles that made it, so you can judge the geometry before you trade it.
Coin fundamentals beside the crypto chart
Market cap, fully-diluted valuation, 24h volume, dominance, supply and the listing date sit in a panel next to the price, sourced from CoinMarketCap. If the market cap or the rank is a line you'd act on, a market cap alert will watch it instead.
Charts FAQ
- Which exchange do CoinBeacon's live crypto charts use?
- Six order books: Binance spot and USDT-M futures, plus Bybit, OKX, Gate.io and HTX perpetuals. Binance leads because it is the only venue that streams live and the only one the indicator alerts are computed on, so the reading that fires an alert is the reading you see on the chart. The other four are refreshed on a REST poll and labelled Delayed rather than live.
- Which charting engine does CoinBeacon use?
- Two, and you switch between them from the chart's own toolbar. The Advanced engine is TradingView Advanced Charts: TradingView's full charting library, with its drawing tools, studies and symbol search. The Classic engine is CoinBeacon's own terminal, built on TradingView Lightweight Charts, with 12 indicator toggles and the coin fundamentals panel. Both draw the same candles from the same six order books.
- Do I need an account to use the charts?
- No. Both chart engines open without an account or a card. An account adds the per-user features: saved chart layouts, the 1-second timeframe on Binance spot, and alerts on what you just charted.
- Which timeframes do the live charts support?
- Ten timeframes: 1s, 1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1D and 1W. The 1-second view is spot-only, because Binance futures does not publish 1-second candles.
- Which coins can I chart?
- Any pair listed on Binance spot, its USDT-M perpetual where one exists, and any contract on the Bybit, OKX, Gate.io and HTX futures books. The toolbar is identical on every market, so you can chart spot candles for a spot position and the perp for a leveraged one.
- How do I add RSI or MACD to a crypto chart?
- Toggle it in the toolbar. RSI and MACD are two of the twelve toggles, alongside Bollinger Bands, SuperTrend, EMA 9/21/50/200, Stoch RSI, OBV, ADX and VWAP. Overlays such as the EMAs and Bollinger Bands draw on the price itself; oscillators like RSI, MACD and ADX open their own pane below. Your selection sticks for the next chart you open.
- What indicator settings do the charts use?
- The standard ones chartists expect: RSI(14), MACD 12/26/9, Bollinger Bands at 20 periods and 2 standard deviations, SuperTrend on a 10/3 ATR trailing stop, Stoch RSI 14/14/3/3, OBV with a 20-period signal, ADX and DI at 14, and a rolling 20-period VWAP. The EMAs are the usual 9, 21, 50 and 200 lengths.
- Do the chart indicators repaint?
- A value on a closed candle is final; an indicator only moves while its own bar is still forming, which is true of every charting tool. That is why CoinBeacon evaluates indicator alerts at the candle close: a mid-candle spike that reverses before the bar ends never sends a notification.
- Can the chart draw chart patterns and trendlines for me?
- Yes. Turn on Price action in the chart's toolbar, in either engine, and it draws what CoinBeacon's detectors found on that market: chart patterns by default, with trendlines, key levels, divergences and candle patterns in its menu. Click a drawing to see what it is and where price stands against it. It works from 1m to 1W on Binance, Bybit, OKX and Gate.io, without an account.
- Can I turn what I see on the chart into an alert?
- Yes. Every indicator toggle has a matching indicator alert, and a trendline or chart pattern drawn by Price action has Alert me when it breaks, which sends one message when a candle closes through it. Both are watched on CoinBeacon's servers around the clock and deliver to email, Telegram, Discord or a webhook.
- Are the charts free to use?
- Yes, with no account at all: the charts open to anyone, on every venue, with every indicator. Signing up is also free and adds alerts: up to 5 active alerts with 10 notifications a day. No credit card or exchange API keys are needed.
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