FoundLuxIn the price chart
- EMA — exponential average
- SMA — simple average
- Bollinger Bands
- VWAP — volume-weighted average
- Supertrend
- Donchian channel
The platform
The terminal
Charting, indicators, drawing tools and several markets at once — in your browser, no installation. What is written here has been counted, not estimated: the numbers below come straight from the terminal's configuration.
Six chart types in rotationDemonstration
18Charts in one window
23Timeframes
6Chart types
12Indicators
43Drawing tools
140Markets
Click by click
The whole terminal, step by step
Keep scrolling or click a chapter: the pointer opens the real menus — from the layout through coin search, indicator settings and saving to heatmaps, leveraged trading, bots, alerts, radar, replay and time bar.
From the second to the month
Twenty-one timeframes, without gaps from the second to the monthly candle. The seconds levels are not extrapolated from minute candles but built from real individual trades — with real volume.
1s
5s
10s
15s
30s
45s
1m
2m
3m
5m
10m
15m
30m
45m
1h
2h
3h
4h
1d
1w
1M
The six seconds levels go back 30 days, everything from one minute up much further — for many markets back to the first trading day.
Six display types
| Type | What for |
|---|---|
| Candles | The standard — open, high, low, close at a glance |
| Hollow candles | Like candles, but the colour shows the direction compared with the previous candle |
| Bars | Narrower, good for dense charts |
| Line | Closing prices only — takes out the noise |
| Heikin Ashi | Smoothed candles make the trend direction clearer |
| Vector | Direction arrows instead of bodies |
Practise
Bar replay — play back the history
Pick a date or click the starting point directly in the chart — then the past plays like a film. Play, pause, candle by candle forward, adjustable speed. That way you check a strategy with your own eyes instead of just trusting the backtest figure. And you practise entries without risking a cent.
Every real trade as a dot
One switch shows the actually traded ticks in the chart — buys green, sells red. Not aggregated, not estimated: the individual trades, exactly as they happened on the exchange. That is only possible because we store the ticks ourselves.
Two exchanges on top of each other
MEXC and Binance can not only be switched but also shown at the same time as an overlay. Where the two drift apart is visible at once — and anyone watching price differences gets a tool of their own.
Analysis
Twelve indicators, each adjustable
Each indicator runs in its own pane below the price or directly on it. You set lengths, colours and parameters per chart — and they stay saved. One of them is unusual: the bot score draws the engine's rating as a line. You see not only that a bot traded, but why.
Two panes below the priceDemonstration
In a pane
- Volume
- RSI — strength index
- MACD
- ATR — average range
- Oscillator (Ehlers)
What the oscillator is
A smoothed oscillator based on John Ehlers' SuperSmoother method — not a prediction, but a filter that removes short-term noise without lagging as much as an ordinary average. Two of the eight bots use the same filter.
Drawing
43 tools
Trend line and Fibonaccidraw themselves
| Group | Count |
|---|---|
| Fibonacci — retracement, extension, channel, arcs, circles, spiral, time zones, fan, wedge | 11 |
| Lines — trend, ray, extended, horizontal, vertical, cross, angle, info | 9 |
| Shapes — rectangle, ellipse, triangle, arrow, channel, brush, path, flat top/bottom | 8 |
| Measure — price, date, area, ruler, trade | 5 |
| Gann — box, fan, square, fixed square | 4 |
| Notes — text, speech bubble, price label, emoji | 4 |
| Positions — long and short with target and stop | 2 |
Everything you draw belongs to the chart and stays in place when you change the timeframe. Undo and redo also cover indicator settings.
Overview
Up to 18 charts in one window
From a single chart to a grid of six columns and three rows. The crosshair runs in sync across all of them — hover over a time in one chart and all the others show the same moment.
Six markets, different timeframesDemonstration
Save layouts
Split, markets, timeframes, indicators and drawings are saved under one name. They are stored on the server, not just in the browser — so clearing your cache will not cost you your arrangement.
Watchlist
The bar on the right shows your markets with price and daily change, updated every few seconds. One click swaps the market in the active chart.
Below the chart
One area for open positions, pending orders, trade history and your bots' logs — visible without leaving the chart.
Data basis
Where the prices come from
Two exchanges, deliberately kept apart. MEXC delivers the live stream: the candles of the current minute and every single trade, over a permanent connection. Binance delivers the depth for back-calculations — for many markets back to the first trading day.
They are kept separate because the two exchanges count volume differently: MEXC in contracts, Binance in the base currency. Mixed together, the bars would be off by orders of magnitude. In the terminal you choose the source deliberately.
MEXC markets (live)140
Binance markets (history)135
Second candlesfrom real trades
Gap checkdaily, automatically
To be honest: if the connection to the exchange drops, the minute candles fetch the gap back on their own the next morning. The individual trades of that time, however, are gone for good — there is no way to query them afterwards. Only the seconds levels are affected, and only for the length of the outage.
See for yourself
Create an account, open a chart, build a layout. No real money, no payment details, no obligation.