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The chart

Candles with the home market's sessions behind them, indicators, drawings, a second market to compare, and both heatmaps.

Candles from Hyperliquid’s live market, with the home market’s regular sessions painted behind them, so you can see at a glance what traded while the exchange was open and what traded while it slept. A line marks the last close.

A candlestick chart with sessions shaded, the last close line, EMA lines and volume — Sessions shaded behind the candles, the last close as a line.

Time and style

Candle size: 1 minute to 1 week. A day’s chart opens on three years; scroll left for older bars.
Style: candles, Heikin-Ashi (each bar averaged with the one before, so a trend reads as one colour) or a line.
Scale: linear, log, or percent from the first visible bar. Volume bars switch on and off.
Snap makes the crosshair stick to the candles.

Indicators

From the chart’s key: EMA 20 and EMA 50, VWAP, VWAP from the home market’s close (where buyers since the bell stand on average), Bollinger bands, Supertrend, a volume profile, and RSI 14 or MACD in a pane under the candles, one at a time. The choice is remembered.

Every indicator, one menu.

Drawing

The drawing tools place a level (one price), a trend line, a Fibonacci retracement (click the swing’s low, then its high) or a measure. Drawings are kept per market in this browser; each has its own remove, and Your drawings lists them.

Compare

Compare draws a second market over the candles as a line, both on the same percent scale. SK hynix against Samsung, NVIDIA against the US tech index, a stock against Bitcoin: who led and who followed.

The chart comparing two markets on a percent scale — Compare: two markets on one percent scale.

Heatmaps on the chart

The liquidation heatmap (H) and the liquidity heatmap draw behind the candles of every market, free. Heat levels sets how faint a cell may be and where colour is full. Hover a cell for the inspector; Shift+U switches dollars and units, Shift+L locks it and Shift+H hides it (Heatmaps).

The liquidation heatmap behind the candles — Where positions would liquidate, drawn behind the price.

Your trades on the chart

Your position draws itself: the entry, the liquidation price, the take-profit and the stop, and every resting order. When the liquidation price is beyond the prices on screen, a tag pins it to the chart’s edge. Recent macro releases and earnings reports are marked on the time axis.

Each level you draw lists two buttons under Your drawings: Alert, for a price alert there, and Limit here, which makes it the ticket’s limit price.