WatchCrypto
WatchCrypto is a browser-based crypto trading terminal with multi-exchange charts and order books plus trading on Hyperliquid perpetuals from the chart.
What is WatchCrypto?
WatchCrypto is a browser-based crypto trading terminal that streams charts, order books, and the trade tape from Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, Kraken, and Hyperliquid in a customizable layout. Charts support 1-, 5-, and 10-second candles along with drawing tools, indicators, and price alerts, and market data requires no account. Users who connect a wallet or sign in with Google or email can place market, limit, take-profit, and stop-loss orders on Hyperliquid perpetuals from the chart through a Hyperliquid API wallet that cannot withdraw funds. Charting and data are free, while trades placed through the terminal carry a 0.1% Hyperliquid builder fee that users approve onchain.
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