Multi-chart layouts: every chart keeps its own tools, maximise one, and your workspace syncs

In two- and four-chart layouts, each chart now keeps its own modules, drawings and indicators instead of following whichever chart you clicked. One chart can be maximised to the full layout and restored, and with any free account your drawings, indicators, templates, watchlist and chart layouts sync across devices.

Nov 6, 2026

Each chart keeps its own

Traders running two or four charts side by side told us that some modules and drawings followed whichever chart they last clicked, or read the other chart's symbol. We went through the whole terminal for that class of problem. Now modules, drawings and indicators stay on the chart where you put them, and drawings saved on one chart no longer overwrite those of another.

One chart, full size

Maximize chart in a chart's header — or Alt+Enter — expands it to fill the layout; Restore layout brings the others back. The hidden charts stay loaded, so their drawings, indicators and modules are exactly as you left them.

Your workspace, on every device

Drawings used to live only in the browser where you made them. Now, with any free account, your drawings, indicators, chart templates, watchlist and chart layouts sync between devices — a line drawn on your laptop shows up on your phone within about a minute. A phone and a computer each keep their own layout, since a four-chart grid makes little sense on a small screen; everything else is shared.

Multi-chart layouts are part of Pro and free for every signed-in account until 1 January 2027. Pick a layout in the terminal's top bar.

Crypto Positioning: eight exchanges, the US spot premium, fund positioning and alerts that combine conditions

The terminal's derivatives panel is now called Crypto Positioning and reads open interest and funding from eight exchanges, liquidations from six. It adds the US spot premium, the futures positioning of large funds from the weekly COT report, real Hyperliquid liquidation levels on the chart — and alerts that combine open interest, funding, liquidations and price with AND or OR.

All your exchange accounts in one panel, and a journal that copies your real trades

Connect your exchange API keys under My exchanges and the new All accounts panel shows positions, orders and exposure across every key in one place. A journal copies your real trade history from the exchanges, measures each trade in R and exports to CSV. Testnet and demo accounts can already trade from the terminal's Exchange ticket.