XRPBTC Snapshot Chart Guide for XRP/Bitcoin Trading

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Understanding Technical Charts

When you first open a technical chart, it displays six months of daily price activity. Each bar represents the open, high, low, and close (OHLC) prices, visible in a data box when hovering over the chart with your mouse.

Volume Indicators

Vertical bars below the price chart show trading volume, color-coded to reflect daily market activity:

For futures charts, a purple horizontal line above volume bars indicates open interest.

Chart Customization Options

Basic Settings

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Display Settings

Advanced Chart Types

Spread Charts

Create custom spread calculations using:

  1. Predefined commodity spreads (e.g., Corn 1-2, Soybeans Crush)
  2. Custom expressions with:

    • Basic arithmetic operators (+ - * /)
    • Parentheses for calculation order
    • Futures contract syntax (e.g., ZC*1 for front-month corn)

Example expressions:

(2*DELL)/(3+IBM)
(ZC*1+ZC*2+ZC*3)/3  # Average of three corn contracts

Comparison Charts

Overlay up to three symbols with options to:

Technical Indicators

Add analytical studies with these limits:

Note: Snapshot charts display max 5,000 historical data points.


FAQ: XRPBTC Chart Analysis

Q: How do I read volume colors on XRPBTC charts?
A: Green = price increase day; Red = decrease day; Blue = unchanged price.

Q: What's the difference between nearby and continuation futures charts?
A: Nearby uses the nearest contract on each date; continuation always uses your specified contract month.

Q: Can I compare XRP with other cryptocurrencies?
A: Yes! Use comparison charts to overlay up to three symbols.

👉 Advanced trading chart tools

Q: How far back does historical data go?
A: Default shows 6 months, but you can customize timeframes or enter specific date ranges.

Q: What's the maximum indicators I can add?
A: Depends on your account level - from 8 (free) to 25 (premium) technical studies.

Q: How are custom spread calculations formatted?
A: Use standard math operators and parentheses for order of operations. For futures, include contract months (e.g., ZCZ23).