Trading Tools hub
Trading tools: charting, screeners and trackers
Practical walkthroughs of the platforms traders rely on — chart layouts, alerts, backtesting with replay, screeners and portfolio trackers.
In this hub
- Charting platforms
- Alerts
- Replay and backtesting
- Screeners
- Portfolio trackers
- On-chain analytics
Overview
Trading Tools in a nutshell
Good tools don’t make trading decisions for you, but they make analysis faster and more consistent. A well-set-up charting layout, a few reliable alerts and a portfolio tracker that shows your real cost basis can remove a lot of noise.
This hub contains practical walkthroughs: configuring chart layouts and templates, setting alerts that matter, practising strategies with replay mode, filtering markets with screeners, and tracking holdings across wallets and exchanges without handing over withdrawal permissions.
What you'll learn
Key topics in Trading Tools
Charting platforms
Layouts, timeframes and drawing tools that speed up your analysis.
Alerts
Price and indicator alerts so you stop watching charts all day.
Replay and backtesting
Practising a strategy on historical data before risking money.
Screeners
Filtering thousands of markets down to the few worth a look.
Portfolio trackers
Seeing allocation, cost basis and performance in one place.
On-chain analytics
Dashboards that show flows, holders and network activity.
Latest guides
New in Trading Tools
FAQ
Trading Tools questions, answered
What is chart replay mode?
Replay mode lets you rewind a chart to an earlier date and play price action forward bar by bar, so you can practise decisions without seeing what happens next.
Do I need paid tools to trade crypto?
No. Free tiers of popular charting platforms and portfolio trackers are enough for most beginners. Paid plans add features like more indicators per chart and more alerts.
Are portfolio tracker apps safe?
Read-only connections (public addresses or read-only API keys) limit risk. Never give a tracker withdrawal permissions or your seed phrase.
What is a crypto screener?
A screener filters markets by criteria such as volume, price change or indicator values, helping you find setups quickly instead of scanning charts one by one.
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