OpenCharts
Unverified Other strategy on Crypto by dylanpersonguy. BotFinder score 18 out of 100.
The Open Source TradingView Alternative — Free, self-hosted charting with custom Canvas 2D engine, 20+ indicators, PineScript transpiler, multi-exchange (CCXT/Alpaca), WebSocket st
Source: github
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OpenCharts
📈 OpenCharts An open-source trading terminal that runs entirely in your browser — no backend to run, no signup, no API keys. Advanced charting · full drawing-tool suite · 8 indicators · watchlist · depth-of-market · order ticket · built-in paper-trading engine, seeded with real market history. --- Table of contents - What is OpenCharts? - Features - Quick start - What's real and what's simulated - How it works - Built on Lightweight Charts - Project structure - Building on OpenCharts - Refreshing the bundled market data - Bring your own data / backend - Adding instruments - Configuration - Scripts - Tech stack - Known limitations - Contributing - Acknowledgements - License --- What is OpenCharts? OpenCharts is a self-contained trading terminal UI. Open it and you land straight in the terminal: a candlestick chart with a TradingView-style drawing toolbar, indicators, a watchlist, a depth-of-market ladder and an order ticket — all wired to an in-browser paper-trading engine funded with $100,000. There is no server to run. The session is seeded with genuine historical OHLC pulled from B
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