Let's go directly to the analysis of the functionality. First of all, it is necessary to select a currency pair. To do this, we go to the left tab, which is located in the upper toolbar. There we click on the "Cryptocurrencies" section, search for the pair we need in the search engine and select the exchange where it is traded. By clicking on the next button (to the right of the currency pair), we can select additional instruments (currency pairs or, for example, stock indices) to compare their dynamics over time.

Then we choose the timeframe, chart display type (bars, Japanese candles, etc.) and, most importantly, indicators. The user can use both standard indicators (e.g. Relative Strength Index) and custom indicators written by other traders. They are created on the TradingView platform using the Pine Script language. The tool is located in the lower toolbar, in the "Pine Editor" tab.

Traders are interested not only in computer indicators, but also in graphic analysis elements. The latter are located in the left panel. Among them there are tools for any taste and any level of complexity - from simple trend lines to various Fibonacci, Gann and Schiff models. A separate tab also contains graphical analysis patterns (for example, "Head and Shoulders") and a button for adding text data and various icons.

For fundamental analysis, the economic calendar, which displays important economic news, comes in handy. They can significantly influence price fluctuations.