Investing in cryptocurrency often involves focusing on multiple tokens. In daily trading, it is common to pay attention to the trend of tokens at different time periods and perform peer-to-peer operations on different tokens. In order to improve the convenience of trading users, MEXC futures has launched the function of multi-window on the same screen, which allows multiple K-line windows to be viewed simultaneously on one display screen.
In order to provide users with a better trading experience, MEXC's futures product has launched the function of changing the K-line layout, which facilitates users with different trading habits to flexibly adjust the layout of different modules and conduct futures trading better.
For users who are accustomed to trading multiple different futures, they can use the same-screen multi-window function provided by MEXC futures products to display the K-line trends of multiple trading pairs on one screen, avoiding multiple switching and greatly improving the efficiency of monitoring the market.
MEXC futures currently supports up to 4 windows to be displayed on the same screen. Multiple arrangements are provided for different window numbers, and you can choose according to your preferences.
Multi-window arrangement not only allows you to view the K-line trends of multiple tokens at the same time, but also allows you to view the market trends of the same token at different time periods, avoiding multiple switching adjustments and improving monitoring efficiency.
When multiple different token K-lines are displayed in multiple windows on the same screen, clicking on different windows can complete the corresponding token order in the order area. Compared with switching between previous pages, it saves more time and improves trading efficiency. This advantage is more obvious when the market fluctuates frequently.
It should be noted that it is not possible to trade quickly on the K-line under multi-window conditions. If you want to learn more about how to trade quickly on the K-line, you can read " How to trade on the K-line ".
You can also customize each window of the multi-window according to your preferences, including K-line patterns, indicator displays, and line drawing.
Currently, the multi-window function on the same screen only supports settings on the web side. We will use the USDT-M futures on the web side to demonstrate it for everyone.
Open and log in to the official MEXC homepage, select "USDT-M futures" in the top navigation bar "futures trading".
Enter the futures trading page, select the icon similar to the window logo in the upper right corner of the K-line chart, and choose the multi-window display method you want. Here we have selected the "" of the 4 windows as an example.
After clicking [], the K-line window will switch to a 4-window arrangement. If you think the window is too small, you can also click the button similar to the zoom icon in the upper right corner of the K-line to adjust it to full screen display.
After setting up multiple windows, click on the display window you want to modify, select the [▽] button next to the token in the upper left corner, and then click on the token you want to modify to complete the display. As shown in the animation, we have adjusted the second window to ETHUSDT perpetual futures.
If you don't see the token you want to change in the drop-down menu, you can add it by searching. As shown in the animation, we have adjusted the third window to SOLUSDT perpetual futures by searching.
If you want to add a futures pair to your watchlist, you can select it in the shortcut display area below the navigation bar. As shown in the animation, we have adjusted the fourth window to SUIUSDT perpetual futures .
Click on the futures window you want to trade, and the right order area will automatically adjust to the corresponding futures trading area.
As shown in the figure, we have currently selected the fourth window for SUIUSDT perpetual futures trading. The right order area is synchronously adjusted to SUI trading. You can create a long or short position after selecting the margin mode, leverage ratio, and quantity.
Similar to trading behavior, when you select a window, you can adjust the K-line time, K-line appearance, indicators, price selection (latest price, index price, reasonable price), and line drawing of this window.
As shown in the figure, we selected the fourth SUIUSDT futures window and adjusted the solid candlestick appearance of this window to a hollow candlestick.
As shown in the figure, we selected the SOLUSDT futures window of the third window, clicked the arrow icon on the left side of the K-line, and the line drawing tool popped up. Click the arrow icon again to hide the line drawing tool. Use the line drawing tool to draw lines on the K-line.
MEXC's same-screen multi-window function can not only be set on the K-line of the basic version of futures trading, but also applies to the TradingView mode of spot and futures trading. The setting method in TradingView mode is the same as that in the basic version. Welcome everyone to experience it.
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