CryptoTrader - TradingView Organizer injects a fixed sidebar into TradingView Web: you draw entry, stop and targets with horizontal rays, the extension sizes the position by the instrument's own rules and sends the whole trade to your account — and then keeps managing the open position, the SL, the partial TPs and the asset's risk.
Investment, leverage, entry, stop and multiple take profits — real-time math, quantities already rounded by the instrument's rules and a review summary before sending.

qtyStep, minimums, maximums and minimum notional respected; what you see is what gets sent.A popup lists side, size, entry, stop, every TP and the risk in money. Nothing reaches the exchange without that confirmation — and the warning is explicit when a protection could not be created.
One click on the bell creates the matching alert inside TradingView itself, with the stop or target price already filled in — without leaving the chart.
The orders sent, the resulting position and the protections are listed right below the form, with live PnL and quick actions.


Once the order fills, the position panel takes over: live PnL, liquidation price, margin, stop and targets — all editable, all showing the exact value that is on the exchange.

Register each exchange's API key in the sidebar itself. The Exchanges tab consolidates balance, equity, PnL per account and the grand total — with each position's protections right below it.
Mark the key as read-only and the extension blocks every write before it ever touches the exchange. Just want to watch? You do not even have to enable trading on the API key.
Each account is a collapsible card with nickname, balance, colored PnL and positions — plus a subtotal per exchange and the grand total at the top.
The eye icon masks balances and values instantly — handy for screen recording, screenshots or trading in public.


Moving averages and support/resistance levels are calculated from the candles and drawn on your chart with a single click — labeled, locked and updated on their own.


EMA20, EMA50, EMA100, EMA200 and MA200 (configurable) across up to 4 timeframes. The pencil
draws the line labeled with its value — e.g. EMA50-4h.
Just enter the level: above the current price it becomes resistance, below it becomes support — a dashed line created on the spot, with the distance percentage in the label.
One click draws every line of that timeframe's study; another hides them — deleting nothing. The values refresh without reloading the tab.
The main tab lists everything drawn — from lines and channels to Fibonacci, Elliott, patterns and notes — grouped by category and by origin (Studies, Trade, manual). Hide, show again or locate any element without hunting through the chart. Works with any symbol and any exchange.
Three tabs track the life cycle of the assets — from the risk tag to the official exit announcement, and the coins that are arriving too. Click any row and the chart switches symbol at once.
| Pair | Status | ST start | Price | 24h | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALPACAUSDT | ST | 2026-06-14 | 0.02981 | −8.42% | 4.1M |
| SNTUSDT.P | ST | 2026-06-28 | 0.01477 | +2.10% | 1.8M |
| OMGUSDT | delisted | 2026-05-02 | — | — | — |
The futures ST tag does not exist in the public API — CryptoTrader obtains the full list for both markets through its own server, with price, change and volume, a market filter and a history of closed episodes.
Official announcements consolidated with the scheduled date of each delisting and a link to the notice. Pairs already removed get the red tag.
The mirror image of delistings: coins with an announced debut in Spot and Futures, with the launch date and the official announcement one click away.
The header shows symbol, exchange, timeframe, live price and the funding rate of perpetuals — and, if the current asset is under Special Treatment or has an announced exit, the ST and DELIST tags appear right there. You find out even without opening the tab.

Knowing that an asset entered ST is not enough — what matters is whether you are positioned in it. The Attention tab cross-checks the risk lists against the open positions and orders of every connected account and shows only what needs a decision from you.
Every visible element of your chart — averages, S/R, Fibonacci, manual drawings — turns into a 6-character code. Whoever receives it redraws everything on their own chart, with the same values, colors and styles.
code generated with crypto.getRandomValues · stored encrypted on the server
Sign up with a nickname and an e-mail validated by link; access is by a one-time code sent to your e-mail. There is no password to leak — and the API keys never leave your browser.
The extension speaks the language you use on TradingView — detected on its own, nothing to configure.
The extension is under review for publication on the Chrome Web Store. In the meantime, the manual shows the sidebar from the inside: the tabs, the flow of a trade and what each button does.
Read the full manual1 install the extension
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2 open tradingview.com
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3 register nickname + e-mail
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4 connect the exchange
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5 trade from the sidebar