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The Charts page gives you a flexible grid where you can arrange multiple symbols, timeframes, and watchlist-driven views side by side. Layouts persist to your account, so you can switch between purpose-built workspaces — an opening-bell dashboard, a futures monitor, a swing-watchlist view — without rebuilding the grid each session.

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Layout sources

The layout dropdown in the toolbar groups your available views into three sources:
  • Default layouts — Built-in starter layouts that every account ships with. These cannot be edited or deleted.
  • Custom layouts — Layouts you create and save. These can be renamed, edited, saved over, and deleted.
  • Watchlist layouts — Read-only chart grids generated from your watchlists. These follow the underlying watchlist and cannot be deleted from the Charts page — manage them from the Watchlists page instead.

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Create a custom layout

  1. Arrange the grid the way you want it — add cards, drag to reposition, and pick timeframes.
  2. Type a name in the layout name input in the toolbar.
  3. Click Create.
The new layout becomes the active selection and is added to the Custom layouts group in the dropdown. Click Save at any time to overwrite the active custom layout with the current grid state.

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Delete a custom layout

When an editable custom layout is active, a red trash icon appears in the toolbar next to Save. The control is hidden whenever the active layout is a default or a watchlist-driven view, so you cannot remove layouts that aren’t yours to delete. To delete the active custom layout:
  1. Select the layout from the layout dropdown.
  2. Click the trash icon in the toolbar.
  3. Confirm the prompt.
After deletion, the Charts page automatically switches to the next available layout returned by the server — typically the most recently used layout or a default — so you always land on a working view.
Deletion is permanent. If you want to keep a starting point, duplicate the layout under a new name before deleting the original.

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Price precision on low-priced symbols

Chart cards adapt the price-axis and OHLC strip formatting to the symbol’s price range, so low-priced tickers stay readable instead of rounding to two decimals.
  • Normal-priced symbols — Two decimal places, e.g. 412.35.
  • Visible bars under $2 — At least three decimal places, so DOGE-like prices keep meaningful resolution (for example, 0.187).
  • Tiny crypto prices — Up to eight decimal places, preserving PEPE-style values (for example, 0.00001234).
The same formatting applies to both the initial card render and live updates from the chart websocket and Binance relay, so the price axis, last-price label, and hovered-candle OHLC strip stay consistent as new bars arrive. You don’t need to configure anything — the precision is selected per card from the visible price range.

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Why a layout might not be deletable

The delete control is intentionally suppressed in two cases:
  • Default layouts — The server omits the delete URL from the layout payload and rejects delete requests for built-in layouts with a default_layout_not_deletable error.
  • Watchlist chart sources — These are projections of a watchlist, not standalone Charts-page layouts. Remove the underlying watchlist or its symbols from the Watchlists page to change what appears here.
If the trash icon is missing while a layout is active, the layout falls into one of those categories.