TradingView Adds Crypto Dashboard

By Rishma Banerjee

According to recent reports, TradingView, which is a leading global charting platform, has recently launched its unique Crypto Dashboard, which allows traders to check the current trends in the crypto markets. Moreover, the company has also added Bitcoin (BTC) as one of the payment options with a special (a 50% discount).

The platform has a reputation for providing real-time data regarding stocks, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. The new dashboard will now provide data, which will be collected from over 25 leading crypto exchanges. The main goal of the company is to provide traders and investors with all the necessary tools and information in one place.

The new Dashboard can be used to display various kinds of information such as a variety of technical indicators per chart, unlimited chart layouts, over 200 server-side alerts, and the ability to work on multiple devices simultaneously.

The company hopes to maintain its position of firsthand data for active cryptocurrency traders has entitled the campaign “To the Moon with TradingView.”

As mentioned, the platform now is also asking users to purchase an annual membership via Bitcoin, the subscription price of which is as low as 0.09 BTC per year, which is a 50% discount.

The price as guaranteed will be staying pegged to Bitcoin, meaning that a drop in BTC price will act as a discount on the subscription. It should also be noted that an increase in BTC price would mean that the cost of the subscription will become more expensive (dollar-wise).

If traders choose the premium plan, they will unlock additional features, such as alerts that may be sent via email, text messages, or push notifications for both desktop and the TradingView app.

This move is of significance as TradingView as of now has over there million monthly active users. While the platform is likely attracting additional attention in the crypto community following the Dashboard’s launch, it may also serve as an inspiration to a number of investors to “go crypto.” Whether or not this happens, the addition of BTC as a payment option is yet another use case for the coin, and another step towards mass adoption.