The trading screen has four main zones. Knowing where things live makes navigation fast. Each zone is shown below — the screen flows top-down on mobile.

The chart is a full TradingView Advanced Charts widget. All of TradingView's standard interactions work here — these are the controls you'll use the most.

1. Change timeframe (candle period).

   Above the chart there's a row of tabs: 1m / 5m / 15m / 30m / 1H / 4H / 1D. Click any tab to switch — the chart re-renders with the new candle interval. Click the ▾ button for additional intervals.

2. Pan & zoom.

   Drag the chart horizontally to scroll through history. Mouse wheel zooms on the time axis. Drag the y-axis to compress/expand the price scale.

3. Crosshair & price ladder.

   Hover anywhere on the chart — a crosshair shows the OHLC for that candle. The current last price has a colored marker on the right axis (green/blue or green/red depending on your Rise/Fall setting).

4. Switch chart style.

   The toolbar above the chart has a Candles icon — clicking it cycles through Candles / Bars / Line / Area styles.

5. Fullscreen / Snapshot.

   The expand icon on the toolbar opens the chart fullscreen. The camera icon takes a snapshot of the current view.

The vertical toolbar on the left of the chart holds drawing and measurement tools. Click a tool, then click on the chart to place it.

• Crosshair — default cursor. Hover to inspect OHLC values.
• Trend Line — click start and end points to draw a line. Anchors snap to candle bodies when Magnet is on.
• Horizontal Line — single click sets a horizontal price level. Great for marking support / resistance.
• Fibonacci Retracement — drag from swing high to swing low. Default ratios (0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786) appear automatically.
• Parallel Channel — three clicks define a channel (two anchors + width).
• Brush / Text / Emoji — annotate the chart freehand or with notes.
• Ruler — measure price change %, bar count and elapsed time between two points.
• Magnet — toggles snapping to OHLC. On = drawings stick to candle highs/lows.
• Lock — protect existing drawings from being moved by accident.

Technical indicators overlay on the chart or render in their own pane below it. Add as many as you like — each becomes a configurable layer.

1. Open the Indicators picker.

   On the chart toolbar (top of the chart) click the Indicators icon (the chart-line glyph next to the chart-style button). A searchable picker appears.

2. Search and add.

   Type a name (RSI, MACD, Bollinger, EMA…) — matching indicators appear instantly. Click an entry to add it. Close the picker to see it on the chart.

3. Adjust parameters.

   Hover the indicator name in the upper-left of the chart → click the gear icon. Edit period, source, levels (e.g. RSI 70/30) and colors. Click OK to apply.

4. Hide / show / remove.

   Same hover menu has Hide and Remove. Hide preserves settings; Remove discards them.

The right panel shows the live order book — every standing bid (buy) and ask (sell) limit order. Reading it tells you where the buyers and sellers are clustered.

• Top half = Asks (red). Sell orders. Lowest price is at the bottom of this block — that's the best ask.
• Middle = Last price. The most recent traded price, with the 1-tick change indicator.
• Bottom half = Bids (green). Buy orders. Highest price is at the top — the best bid.
• Depth bars behind each row show cumulative size at that level. Long bars = liquidity wall.
• B/S ratio at the bottom (e.g. B 58% · S 42%) sums the visible bid/ask depth — gives a quick sentiment read.

On /trade/spot, the right panel holds the order form. Spot trades exchange one asset for another at 1× leverage — no liquidation, no funding fee.

1. Pick Buy or Sell.

   Two tabs at the top of the form. Buy spends the quote asset (e.g. USDT) to receive the base (BTC). Sell does the reverse.

2. Choose order type.

   Limit — set your own price; fills only at that price or better. Market — fills immediately at the best available price (price field is disabled and shows "Market Price").

3. Enter Price (Limit only) and Amount.

   Use the − / + buttons to step by one tick. The Last button copies the current last price into the field. For Amount, use the % slider (25 / 50 / 75 / 100) to spend a fraction of your available balance automatically.

4. Optional — TP / SL.

   Toggle TP / SL to attach a take-profit and/or stop-loss to the order. Choose the trigger mode: Price, PnL or ROI. When the main order fills, the child stop orders are created automatically.

5. Submit.

   Click the green Buy or red Sell button. If Order Confirmation is on (Settings), a summary modal pops up first. Open orders appear in the bottom panel and update in real time over WebSocket.

/perpetual trades a USDT-margined perpetual contract — leveraged exposure with no expiry. The right panel is denser because leverage, margin mode and conditional triggers all live there.

1. Set margin mode.

   Top of the form: Cross (whole USDT balance backs every position — higher capital efficiency, single-balance liquidation) or Isolated (only the margin you allocate to this position is at risk).

2. Choose leverage.

   Click the 1x / 5x / 10x / 25x / 50x / 75x / 100x chip, or open the leverage modal and drag the slider (1 → market max, often 100–125×). Higher leverage = smaller required margin but closer liquidation price.

3. Pick order type.

   Limit, Market, or Conditional. Conditional adds a Trigger Price selector (Last vs Mark price) and turns the order into a stop-limit / stop-market.

4. Enter Price, Trigger (if conditional) and Amount.

   Same − / + / Last controls as Spot. The step group (0.01 / 0.1 / 1 / 10) multiplies the tick step, so you can move quickly. Amount unit can be flipped between Quantity, Cost, or Value via the unit-button at the right of the input.

5. Attach TP / SL of Long or Short.

   Toggle TP/SL; pick the side context (Long or Short). Enter trigger values as Price, PnL or ROI. These become reduce-only child orders that fire when the trigger is hit.

6. Read Estimated Liq. price & Cost.

   Right above the buttons, the form previews liquidation price (computed from side, entry, leverage, margin mode) and required initial margin. They update live as you change inputs.

7. Submit — Long or Short.

   Green Long opens (or adds to) a long position; red Short the reverse. Open positions appear in the bottom Positions tab with realtime unrealized PnL, mark price and liq distance.

8. Manage open positions.

   Each row has actions: Close (full or 25%/50% partial), + Margin / − Margin (isolated only), and Leverage (change after opening). PnL flashes when it ticks.

The cog icon at the top-right of the quote bar opens Settings. All toggles save to local storage and apply across sessions.

• Quick Order Placement — overlay a one-click order card on the chart with qty + Long/Short.
• Order Confirmation — show a summary modal before every submit. Safer for new accounts.
• Sounds / Prompts — beep + toast when an order is placed or filled.
• Toggle Rise/Fall — green-up / blue-down candle theme. Some Asian markets prefer red-up / green-down — the option is there.