Crypto exchange WEEX has rolled out a new screen layout called Multi-Market Mode, letting traders view up to six independent chart windows at once. The feature, available now on the platform's futures pages, targets users who track multiple trading pairs simultaneously — swing traders, arbitrage players, and anyone tired of tab-hopping.
How the new layout works
Multi-Market Mode lets a trader split the screen into two, three, four, or six separate chart windows. Each window is fully independent: you can draw trendlines, drag time ranges, switch timeframes, and change the asset without messing up the other windows. To activate it, click the 'Layout' button on any futures page and pick a grid option under 'Multi-market'.
Window sizes are locked to keep the layout consistent, and the setup saves automatically for future sessions. That means a trader who prefers a 4-window grid with BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP won't have to rebuild it every time they log in.
What's missing — and why
WEEX stripped out some tools in this mode to cut clutter. Price alerts, fullscreen mode, and quick order buttons are gone. The trade-off is a cleaner interface focused purely on multi-asset monitoring. For users who need those features, the standard single-chart view remains available.
Who it's for
The company says the mode is built for traders who need to watch several markets at once. Swing traders can keep an eye on multiple setups without flipping tabs. Arbitrage traders can spot price differences across pairs in real time. WEEX, founded in 2018, now has over 6.2 million users across more than 150 countries. The exchange has emphasized security, liquidity, and usability — and this update leans hard on the usability side.
The feature is live now. Whether it becomes a staple for power users will depend on how well it holds up under heavy multi-chart loads.
