Indicators Land on the Chart Page, and Charts Get Their Own Settings

Osiris charts have always been deliberately bare: candles, volume and the levels our engine computes, nothing else. That was a choice, not a limitation, and plenty of you told us it was the wrong one. Point taken. Starting today the full chart page carries a proper indicator suite: twelve indicators, picked from one menu, drawn by the same chart engine that renders everything else on the site.

What is in the box

Moving averages. EMA 9 and EMA 21 for the fast rhythm scalpers read, SMA 50, 100 and 200 for the levels the whole market watches. Each line has its own color, so a chart with three of them stays readable.

Overlays. Bollinger Bands (20, 2) for volatility squeezes and stretched moves, daily VWAP for the session's fair price, and Supertrend (10, 3) for a trend filter that flips sides visibly. These draw over the candles, right where the action is.

Oscillators. RSI (14), MACD (12, 26, 9), Stochastic (14, 3, 3) and ATR (14). Each one opens its own panel under the price chart with its own scale, RSI and Stochastic with their classic reference lines drawn in. Grab the divider between panels and drag to resize them; the price chart keeps most of the room however many you open.

One click on, one click off

The chart toolbar gained an indicator button. The menu lists everything grouped the way traders think, moving averages, overlays, oscillators, with a color dot and a check per entry. Click to draw, click to remove, no dialogs and no apply buttons. Everything updates live with each tick, works on every timeframe, and reaches as far back as the chart does, which on Osiris means the pair's whole listed history, on all four exchanges.

Your selection follows you

Signed in, your indicator set saves to your account and meets you on any device, pick RSI and EMA 21 at the desk and your phone chart draws them too. Signed out, the choice still sticks in your browser. And every selection travels by link: add ?ind=ema21,vwap,rsi to any chart URL and whoever opens it sees exactly the chart you see. Useful for sharing a setup, or for bookmarking different indicator kits for different jobs.

Settings → Chart

The chart page also got its own home in settings. On Settings → Chart you manage the same indicator selection with a short plain-language note on what each group does, decide whether the BTC benchmark and spot panels appear next to the main chart, and choose which support and resistance families the chart page draws, with the option to sync that choice with your screener settings so one selection rules everywhere. Quick changes made on the chart itself land in the same place, so nothing you set is ever lost.

The small stuff

While we were in there, the chart got a visual pass: panel dividers, the background watermark and the oscillator reference lines now follow your theme properly in light, dark and Osiris looks, instead of assuming everyone trades on a dark screen.

Try this first

• Open any chart, press the indicator button and turn on EMA 9 + EMA 21. The crossover rhythm on a moving pair is the fastest read there is.
• Add RSI and drag its panel taller. Divergence against the last two swings is easier to spot when the panel has room.
• Put daily VWAP on a pair gapping on news and watch how often the first pullback finds it.

Indicators are available on every plan, every venue, every pair. If the one you rely on is missing, tell us through the feedback button; this list grew out of exactly such messages, and it is not finished growing.