The bigger timeframes, right behind your chart
Tickerverse is a live crypto terminal in your browser. Its timeframe layers stack other timeframes in 3D behind your chart, lined up in time, so the 4h and daily trend sits right behind the 1-minute candle you are watching.
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One chart, every timeframe
Multi-timeframe analysis usually means switching tabs, or squeezing bigger candles onto the same flat chart as price. Timeframe layers give each timeframe its own layer in depth, behind your chart, where it stays in view without covering price.
How layers work
Add a layer for any timeframe your chart is not using:
- Ten timeframes: 1s, 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1D, 1W and 1M, so up to nine layers behind any chart.
- Each layer is lined up in time with your chart: a 4h candle spans the 1m candles it covers.
- Layers can be shorter, too: put 1-second candles behind a 1-minute chart.
- Draw a layer as candles, hollow candles, Heikin-Ashi, bars or 3D Volume Depth, with its own opacity and colours.
Indicators on each layer
Add any indicator from the library to a layer. It is worked out from that layer's own candles, so a 4h moving average behind a 1m chart is the real 4h average.
What-if: where an indicator goes if price stays flat
Turn on what-if for an indicator and it runs ahead of the last candle, up to 100 bars, as if price stayed at the last close. You can see how close a moving-average cross or a band touch is before it happens. It works on every indicator except the volume-based ones and Ichimoku, which already draws ahead.
It is not a price forecast. It shows the indicator's math with price held still.
Questions
- What is multi-timeframe analysis?
- Reading a longer timeframe for the trend while you trade a shorter one. Timeframe layers put both on one chart, in depth.
- How many timeframes can I stack?
- One layer per timeframe, from 1 second to 1 month, so up to nine behind any chart.
- Do indicators work on each layer?
- Yes. Add any indicator from the library to a layer; it is calculated from that layer's own candles.
- How is this different from a higher-timeframe candle overlay?
- An overlay draws the bigger candles on the same flat chart as price. A layer sits behind your chart in 3D, at its own depth, with its own indicators.
- What does a what-if indicator show?
- Where the indicator goes over the next bars, up to 100, if price stays at the last close. It is not a price forecast.
- Is it free?
- No. Timeframe layers and what-if indicators are part of Pro. The 3D view and the 2D chart are free from December 1, 2026.
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Early access for Pro opens October 23, 2026. Free accounts open December 1, 2026.
Tickerverse is a market visualization and sound tool. Nothing here is investment advice.