Analyzer

Analyzer is the chart workspace: one ticker, several timeframes side by side, on whichever exchange you choose. It is the only tool where you draw on charts.

The Analyzer window

Unlike the other tools, Analyzer has almost nothing to configure in the main window — everything is controlled from the window itself, and your layout is remembered between sessions.

Layout

The window has two parts: the list panels holding Markets and your watchlists, and the chart area. Panels can be dragged and docked; the layout is remembered.

Choosing what to chart

Exchange

Five exchange buttons: Bybit, Binance, Gate (Gate.io), OKX and Hyper (Hyperliquid). Switching exchange reloads the ticker list and repoints every chart at the new exchange without a reload.

Drawings are stored per symbol and per exchange, so the same ticker on two exchanges keeps two separate sets of drawings.

Market type

FUT (perpetual futures) or SPOT. This changes which markets are listed and which metrics exist — see Metric columns.

Switching to SPOT resets the active metric to 24H%, since spot markets have no open interest, funding rate or NATR.

Search

The search box filters the ticker list, and it is deliberately forgiving:

• Punctuation, spaces, dashes and slashes are ignored.
• Queries of three characters or more tolerate a dropped or mistyped character.
• Cyrillic input is transliterated by keyboard position. Typing ИЕСГІВЕ with a Ukrainian layout active matches BTCUSDT, because those are the same physical keys. You don't have to switch layout to search.

Metric columns

The list shows a symbol column plus one or more metric columns:

Column	Meaning	Markets
24H%	Price change over 24h	Futures and spot
VOL	Trading volume over 24h, in USD	Futures and spot
OI	Open interest — total open positions, in USD	Futures only
FR	Funding rate	Futures only
NATR	Volatility — ATR(14) on 5m candles ÷ price, in %	Futures only

Click a column header to sort by it; click again to reverse the direction. An arrow marks the active sort. The SYMBOL header sorts by ticker name: A→Z, Z→A, then off.

Sorting by NATR is the quickest way to find what is volatile right now on the exchange you are viewing. It is the same measure Monitor ranks by, refreshed every 10 seconds. A dimmed NATR value means the ticker has fewer than 14 closed 5m candles — usually a fresh listing — so the figure is still noisy.

If an exchange does not report a metric at all, its column is dropped instead of showing a column of -. Binance, Gate.io and OKX have no OI column; Binance and OKX have no FR column.

How many columns are visible depends on how wide the panel is. Narrow the panel and it falls back to showing only the active metric; widen it and the columns reappear one at a time. Markets and Watchlist are measured separately, so they can be showing different numbers of columns at the same time.

Watchlists

You can keep any number of named watchlists. Each one is its own panel with a tab, and each has its own colour.

• Add a ticker — click the bookmark at the end of its row in Markets. With one list, that adds or removes it directly. With several, it opens a menu where you tick the lists it should be in. A ticker can be in several lists at once.
• See where it is — coloured bookmark marks next to a ticker show which lists hold it. Hover them for the list names.
• Remove a ticker — click × on its row in the watchlist.
• New list — the + next to the watchlist tabs. The new list opens as a tab in that group, with its name ready to edit.
• Rename — double-click the tab.
• Delete — the × on the tab. If the list still has tickers, the first click arms it (delete?) and a second click within 3 seconds deletes it. There is always at least one list.

Drag a watchlist tab to dock it elsewhere: beside Markets, under it, or as its own column.

Each watchlist entry shows the logos of the exchanges that list it — hovering one reads Listed on <exchange>. Listing badges reflect the current market type: a token that only trades on spot won't badge while you are in futures.

Watchlists persist between sessions. A single watchlist from an older version is kept as the first list, named Watchlist.

Charts

Panels

Analyzer opens with four chart panels at 5m, 15m, 1h and 4h. That is a starting point, not a fixed layout:

• Add chart adds a panel, up to 8.
• Close chart removes one, down to a minimum of 1.
• Each panel has its own timeframe dropdown: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w.

Your panel layout and each panel's timeframe are saved, so the window comes back the way you left it.

History

Scroll left on any chart to load older candles automatically, in batches, as far back as the exchange provides.

Volume histogram

The Vol button in the titlebar (next to + Chart) turns the volume histogram on or off for every chart panel. The V key does the same.

Fullscreen

Each panel has an expand button that opens it fullscreen. In fullscreen the timeframe dropdown gains a star next to each entry — starred timeframes appear as a quick-access row, shared with the fullscreen views in Knives and Monitor.

Press Esc or the close button to exit.

Drawing tools

Five tools are available on every chart, each on its own key:

Tool	Default key
Horizontal ray	H
Trend line	T
Rectangle	B
Pencil	P
Dissolving pencil	F

Hold Ctrl while placing a point to snap it to the nearest candle high or low.

The active tool is tracked per chart panel, so you can be drawing a trend line on one panel while another is idle.

Keys, drawing color and magnet behaviour are all configurable — see Charts & drawing.

Settings

The Analyzer tab in the main window carries no settings. It holds the Open Window button and a notices section.

Known issues

The tab reports one known limitation, quoted from the app:

Gate.io charts take longer to load compared to other exchanges. This is a known limitation and a fix is being worked on.

Related

• Charts & drawing — candle colors, drawing color, tool shortcuts, magnet
• Monitor — ranked scanner; its cards also open fullscreen charts with the same drawing tools
• Majors overlay — big trades, volume clusters and liquidations, on any panel