AiCoin brings crypto prices from multiple exchanges into one place. Compare spot and futures markets, chart price and volume, and set alerts for the pairs you follow. Market news and on-chain data provide context for what you see on the chart.
Open the same spot pair on two exchanges and compare its price, trading volume, and order-book depth over the same period.
Switch between timeframes, draw levels, and add technical indicators to a candlestick chart. Use AIScript to define and test your own indicator conditions.
Set a price or indicator alert for a pair on your watchlist. When it triggers, check the chart for recent trades and review any related on-chain transfers.
Compare the same trading pair across supported exchanges. Match the quote currency and market type before comparing prices and volume.
Mark a price level on a Bitcoin or Ethereum chart, then switch timeframes to see how that level fits into the broader trend.
Place a daily chart beside a shorter timeframe for the same pair, or use separate panels to monitor several pairs on one screen.
Compare a perpetual futures price with its spot price and check the funding rate for that contract. Funding rates can differ across exchanges.
Set a price, volume, or indicator threshold. The alert marks when the condition is met so you can review the trade activity around it.
Look up an asset by name or ticker, then compare its price change, market cap, and trading volume before opening a specific trading pair.
Connect supported exchange accounts to use available order tools. The exchange and the permissions granted to the connection determine which actions are available.
Keep your watchlist and chart panels open side by side on the desktop client. Save a layout to return to the same view during a later session.
Check the pairs you follow on mobile and open the relevant chart when a price alert arrives.
Compare the timestamp of an exchange announcement or project update with changes in price and trading volume.
Mark trend lines and price levels, then add an indicator to track a specific condition on the chart.
Review when an indicator fired in historical data and compare the results across different market periods. Live results can differ from a backtest.
Use a longer chart to put a short-term move in context, then zoom in to review the price and volume around the move.
Use the web version for quick market checks, desktop clients for multi-window charting, and mobile apps for watchlists and alerts.
Choose a target price or percentage move for a pair you follow and review the chart when the threshold is reached.
Use volume rankings to find the most actively traded assets and gainers or losers lists to find the largest price moves.
Turn a chart condition into a custom indicator, then set an alert for it where supported.
Order books show bids and offers that are still open. Trade history records completed trades and lets you check the prices and sizes that actually traded.
Compare spot and futures prices for the same asset to see how the spread changes over time.
Read industry news and community discussion alongside the chart to see whether the timing coincides with changes in trading activity.