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Abstract:TradingView has launched a mini app on Telegram, making it easier for users to track market trends, check price movements, and share charts.
TradingView has launched a mini app on Telegram, making it easier for users to track market trends, check price movements, and share charts.
Announced on Wednesday, the mini app is part of TradingViews plan to expand its reach across different platforms. By integrating with Telegram, the company allows users to access market data and charts without leaving the messaging app.
The integration is made possible through the TON Blockchain. This connection improves access to crypto market data by including information from decentralised exchanges (DEXs) such as StonFi and DeDust.
The new mini app is designed for traders who want a simple and efficient way to analyse markets. It offers interactive charts, technical indicators, and trend analysis, all within Telegrams interface. Users can also share snapshots of charts along with the latest asset prices in just a few clicks.
To share a chart, users need to select the sharing button and choose which parts to send. This makes it easy to exchange market insights with individuals or groups, improving real-time discussions among traders.
By adding support from the TON Blockchain, TradingView strengthens its connection with the network and provides broader crypto market coverage. With data from major decentralised exchanges, users gain a more complete view of the market.
The mini app reflects the same market data found on the TradingView website. However, real-time data is only available to users who subscribe to a paid plan.
With this integration, TradingView continues to improve market accessibility. The mini app allows traders to analyse and share data easily, helping them stay informed and connected within the Telegram community.
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