81 crypto trading indicators, none of them capped
TradingTwo ships 81 indicators across trend, momentum, volatility and volume, and you can put as many on one chart as you like. Below is each one with a one-line explanation. They run on any Market you can chart, and your choices are saved with your Layouts.
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Trend and moving averages (22)
- Moving Average
- Simple, exponential, weighted, running and volume-weighted averages in one indicator.
- Simple Moving Average
- The plain average of the last N closes.
- Exponential Moving Average
- An average that weights recent prices more heavily.
- Smoothed Moving Average
- A slow moving average that smooths out short-term noise.
- Zero-Lag Exponential Moving Average
- An EMA adjusted to cut its lag behind price.
- Moving Average Envelope
- Bands set a fixed percent above and below a moving average.
- Variable Index Dynamic Average
- A moving average that changes its speed as the market changes.
- SuperTrend
- A trailing line that flips above or below price when the trend turns.
- Parabolic SAR
- Trailing dots that follow a trend and flip when price crosses them.
- Linear Regression Curve
- A best-fit line through recent prices.
- Aroon
- Measures how recently price made its highest high and lowest low.
- Average Directional Index
- Measures how strong a trend is, not which way it points.
- Vortex Indicator
- Two lines that compare upward and downward movement to spot a trend start.
- Williams Alligator
- Three smoothed lines that show when a market is trending or asleep.
- Gator Oscillator
- Bars that show how far apart the Alligator's lines are.
- Chande Kroll Stop
- A volatility-based stop level that trails price.
- Chandelier Exit
- A stop that trails from the highest high by a multiple of ATR.
- Choppiness Index
- Rates whether the market is choppy or trending.
- ZigZag
- Connects swing highs and lows and filters out small moves.
- Williams Fractal
- Marks five-bar turning points.
- Pivot Points
- Support and resistance levels from the previous day, week or month.
- 52 Week High/Low
- The highest and lowest price of the past 52 weeks.
Momentum (24)
- Relative Strength Index
- Compares recent gains with recent losses on a 0 to 100 scale.
- Stochastic RSI
- The stochastic formula applied to RSI for faster signals.
- Stochastic
- Shows where the close sits within the recent high-low range.
- Connors RSI
- Combines RSI, streak length and rate of change into one reading.
- MACD
- The gap between two moving averages, with a signal line and histogram.
- Percentage Price Oscillator
- MACD expressed as a percent, so coins at different prices compare.
- Rate of Change
- The percent change in price over a set number of bars.
- Commodity Channel Index
- How far price sits from its average, in units of typical deviation.
- Williams %R
- Where the close sits against the recent high, on a 0 to -100 scale.
- Awesome Oscillator
- The difference between a fast and a slow average of bar midpoints.
- Ultimate Oscillator
- Blends momentum over three timeframes into one line.
- Chande Momentum Oscillator
- Net momentum on a -100 to 100 scale.
- True Strength Index
- A double-smoothed momentum line.
- Fisher Transform
- Reshapes prices so turning points stand out.
- Relative Vigor Index
- Compares the close with the open to gauge the strength of a move.
- SMI Ergodic Oscillator
- A smoothed momentum oscillator built on the True Strength Index.
- Balance of Power
- Weighs buyers against sellers within each bar.
- Elder Ray
- Bull and bear power: how far highs and lows reach from an EMA.
- Coppock Curve
- A long-term momentum line used to spot bottoms.
- Know Sure Thing
- Blends four rates of change into one momentum line.
- Schaff Trend Cycle
- A fast cycle oscillator built from MACD and the stochastic.
- TRIX
- The rate of change of a triple-smoothed average.
- Detrended Price Oscillator
- Removes the trend so the cycles show.
- Mass Index
- Watches the range widen to flag a coming reversal.
Volatility (12)
- Bollinger Bands
- An average with bands set standard deviations away.
- Bollinger Bands %B
- Where price sits inside the Bollinger Bands.
- Bollinger Bands Width
- How wide the bands are, to spot squeezes.
- Keltner Channels
- Bands set a multiple of ATR around an average.
- Donchian Channels
- The highest high and lowest low of the last N bars.
- Average True Range
- The average size of recent bar ranges.
- Standard Deviation
- How spread out recent prices are.
- Historical Volatility
- Volatility measured from past price changes.
- Chaikin Volatility
- The rate of change of the high-low range.
- Relative Volatility Index
- An RSI-style reading built on volatility instead of price change.
- Ulcer Index
- Measures the depth and length of drawdowns.
- TTM Squeeze
- Flags when Bollinger Bands tighten inside Keltner Channels.
Volume (18)
- Volume
- Traded volume per bar.
- Volume Oscillator
- A fast volume average against a slow one, as a difference.
- Percentage Volume Oscillator
- The same, as a percent.
- On Balance Volume
- A running total that adds volume on up bars and subtracts it on down bars.
- Accumulation / Distribution
- Volume weighted by where the close sits in the bar.
- Chaikin Money Flow
- Accumulation and distribution over a set period.
- Chaikin Oscillator
- MACD applied to accumulation and distribution.
- Klinger Oscillator
- Compares volume with the price trend to show money flow.
- Money Flow Index
- A volume-weighted RSI.
- Force Index
- Price change multiplied by volume.
- Ease of Movement
- How easily price moves per unit of volume.
- Negative Volume Index
- Tracks price change on bars where volume falls.
- Positive Volume Index
- Tracks price change on bars where volume rises.
- Price Volume Trend
- A running total of volume scaled by percent price change.
- Volume Flow Indicator
- A long-term volume trend with noise filtered out.
- Intraday Intensity
- Where each close sits in its range, weighted by volume.
- Volume Weighted Average Price
- The average price weighted by volume.
- Visible Range Volume Profile
- Volume at each price across the candles on screen.
Derivatives panes (2)
- Funding
- The funding rate of the perpetual, in a pane under the price.
- Open interest
- The open interest of the perpetual, in a pane under the price.
Added by TradingTwo (3)
- TPO profile (Market Profile)
- Counts how many 30-minute periods traded at each price, with the point of control and value area.
- Chart patterns (finds past shapes), beta
- Finds double tops, double bottoms and head and shoulders shapes that already formed.
- TWAP (time-weighted average price)
- The time-weighted average price, restarting every day or week.
Every indicator has its own settings
Point at an indicator's name on the chart and click the gear. The window shows its inputs, such as length, source and standard deviation for Bollinger Bands, and a colour. Reset defaults puts it back as it was.
Chart patterns (beta)
Chart patterns marks shapes that have already formed in the candles on your screen, such as an ascending triangle or a descending triangle. It describes the past. It is not a prediction and not a signal, and it is marked beta because it is still being tuned.
Set the chart up your way
Right-click the chart and choose Settings. The window has five tabs: Symbol (chart type, candle colours, spacing and animation), Status line, Scales and lines, Canvas and Advanced. The time zone sits under the chart.
What is not here
TradingTwo has no scripting language, so you cannot run Pine Script or community scripts. Volume-based indicators need volume in the candles, which Hyperliquid perpetuals and DEX pools carry and spot candles from our data source do not. More on volume profile.
Looking at pivot points or Fibonacci levels? Try the pivot point calculator and the Fibonacci calculator first.
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