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Market data

Chartnaut streams prices to your charts in real time and loads their history as you scroll back. This page covers the instruments you can chart, the connection status in the top toolbar, and what happens when a data source goes down.

Find an instrument

Click the symbol in a chart's header to open Select instrument. Search by symbol or name, or narrow the list with the chips: Hyperliquid, Currencies, Indices and Commodities.

In real time, the list shows instruments that stream live. In a replay, an instrument without data for the whole session says so on its row, for example Data only available from a date, or Historical Only.

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The Select instrument picker with asset class chips
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FocusThe Select instrument dialog: search field, the Hyperliquid, Currencies, Indices and Commodities chips, and the instrument list with prices
StateReal-time Charts open. Search field empty, no chip selected.
Sourceclient/src/components/charting-app/components/terminal-elements/ChartSelect.tsx:142 ChartSelectorDialog
Select instrument with the asset class chips and search.

The connection status

In real time, the top toolbar shows how quickly prices are reaching you, as a figure in milliseconds.

Status

What it means

Live (green)

Prices arrive within 400 ms

Slow (red)

Prices take longer than 400 ms, or history has stopped loading

Offline

The market data connection is closed

The figure is the middle reading across your open charts. Hover it for the detail under Realtime. While a chart is loading history, a line reads History loading with how long it has waited. After 25 seconds without progress it reads History stalled and the status turns Slow, even when live prices are fine.

Replay sessions play stored history, so the status does not show there.

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The connection status hover card with the feed figure
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FocusThe connection status chip at the right of the top toolbar and its open hover card: the Realtime figures and, if present, the History loading line
StateReal-time Charts streaming normally, just after adding a chart so history is loading.
Sourceclient/src/components/charting-app/components/WebSocketLatencyIndicator.tsx:51 WebSocketLatencyIndicator
The connection status open, with the feed figure and a History loading line.

When a chart looks stuck

  • History loading or History stalled: the chart, or an indicator on it, is waiting for older bars. Give it a moment. If it stays stalled, reload the page.

  • Connection lost: the live connection dropped. Your charts and positions are safe, and nothing was sent to your broker while it was down. Click Reconnect. If it reads Too many connection attempts, wait for the countdown, then reconnect.

  • An indicator reading Need more chart history or showing a status icon in the legend: scroll the chart back so more bars load. Indicators on the chart explains the icons.

When a data source is down

If one of Chartnaut's market data sources stops responding, Charts shows Market data unavailable and lists the sources affected. It checks again every 5 seconds and takes you back to where you were as soon as data returns.

  • Check again checks straight away.

  • Access my accounts opens a backup page in a new tab, where you can manage your broker accounts and positions while Charts is down.

  • View full system status shows every Chartnaut service.

  • Back to dashboard leaves Charts.

How far back you can go

Your plan sets how much history charts, replay and research can reach. Historical data lists it by plan.