by Coinstrooper Crypto Articles
Quick Take
  • What it is: A new layout option that splits your screen into 2, 3, 4, or 6 independent chart windows — each showing a different pair.
  • Where to find it: Click “Layout” on any futures page, then pick your grid under “Multi-market.”
  • What each window can do: Draw your own trendlines, drag the time range, switch timeframes, and switch assets — independently, per window.
  • What’s fixed: Window sizes are locked, so your layout always stays clean and consistent.

What Happened

Global cryptocurrency exchange WEEX today announced the launch of Multi-Market Mode, a new screen layout designed for traders who need to track multiple assets in real time.

Introducing WEEX Multi-Market Mode: 2, 3, 4, or 6 Charts, One Screen

Market Context

The feature splits a trader’s screen into 2, 3, 4, or 6 independent chart windows, each displaying a different trading pair — with every window functioning as its own fully independent, fully functional workspace. Rather than switching between tabs or losing sight of one market to watch another, traders can now monitor entire portfolios, correlated pairs, or cross-market opportunities side by side, all in a single view.

Where to find it: Click “Layout” on any futures page, then pick your grid under “Multi-market.”

Multi-Market Mode solves this the simple way: put more charts on the screen, so you stop having to choose which one to watch.

Open the Layout menu on any futures page and you’ll now see four new grid options under “Multi-market”: 2 markets, 3 markets, 4 markets, or 6 markets. Pick one, and it opens in a new tab — a clean, split-screen view where every window shows a different pair, side by side, all at once.

Multi-Market Mode isn’t just charts sitting side by side doing nothing. Each window works on its own:

Multi-Market Mode is built for one job: watching several pairs clearly, at the same time. So a few tools that belong to deeper, single-coin analysis are left out here:

No price alerts

No quick market or limit order buttons

Why It Matters

TL;DR

What it is: A new layout option that splits your screen into 2, 3, 4, or 6 independent chart windows — each showing a different pair.

Details

What each window can do: Draw your own trendlines, drag the time range, switch timeframes, and switch assets — independently, per window.

What’s fixed: Window sizes are locked, so your layout always stays clean and consistent.

What’s remembered: Your setup saves automatically. Open the same layout again, and everything’s exactly how you left it.

Why Watching One Chart at a Time Is Costing You Trades

If you trade more than one coin, you already know the problem. You’re watching BTC, but the move happens on SOL. You switch tabs to check it, and by the time you’re back, BTC has already moved too. One chart at a time means you’re always one step behind whichever pair you’re not looking at.

No more tab-switching. No more missed entries because you were looking somewhere else. Just pick your grid, and watch everything that matters, all at the same time.

Every Chart Works Independently — Draw, Drag, Switch, Repeat

Draw your own analysis — trendlines, annotations, whatever you use, on each chart independently

Drag the time range — zoom into the last hour on one chart, the last month on another

Switch timeframes — 1m on one window, 4H on the next, your call

Switch coins — swap out any window for a different pair, anytime, without touching the others

Every window is its own workspace. What you do on one doesn’t affect the rest.

What’s Simplified in This View — And Why That’s a Good Thing

No fullscreen mode

A few chart icons and annotation toggles in the top-right are also removed to keep things clean