TradingView Adds Coinbase Perpetual Swaps in Platform Expansion

TradingView,
the financial platform and social network for traders and investors, announced
the integration of Coinbase’s perpetual cryptocurrency swaps into its charting
and analysis tools. The expansion marks another development in the platform’s
cryptocurrency offerings this month, enabling traders to analyze contracts on
major digital assets including Bitcoin and Litecoin.

Coinbase Expands
Partnership with TradingView

The
integration introduces perpetual futures data from Coinbase, which ranks as one
of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volume. Users can now
access and analyze perpetual swaps on both major cryptocurrencies and emerging
altcoins through TradingView’s interface.

“TradingView
users have long benefited from Coinbase’s spot data available on our platform,”
TradingView commented in
the official statement. “Today, we’re expanding our partnership with the
exchange by integrating perpetual futures data. This step further allows
traders to explore perpetual swaps on major cryptocurrencies as well as
emerging altcoins, opening up new horizons for crypto analysis.”

The
platform now includes contracts tracking the Coin 50 index, Coinbase’s
benchmark that monitors the top 50 digital assets by market capitalization and
liquidity. Users can access the new data through TradingView’s Symbol Search
functionality by using the COINBASE prefix and selecting the Swap option in the
Crypto tab.

“We hope
the addition of Coinbase’s perpetual swaps will help you explore crypto markets
more effectively,” TradingView added. “Remember, our platform reliably connects
to hundreds of data feeds, with direct access to 2,019,615 instruments from all
over the world.”

Crypto Coins Screener Adds
User Sentiment Tracking

In a separate
move, TradingView presented an upgrade to its screener service for crypto
coins. It enables traders to track social sentiment metrics, offering deeper
insights into market psychology and user engagement patterns across digital
assets.

The
enhanced screener introduces eleven new social metrics, including sentiment
percentage, social dominance, and engagement measurements. It provides traders
with comprehensive tools to evaluate market perception and potential
cryptocurrency performance.

The
platform now measures sentiment on a 0–100 scale, where scores near 100
indicate strong positive sentiment, while those approaching zero reflect
negative market perception. Social dominance tracking reveals a token’s
relative popularity compared to other cryptocurrencies.

Almost two
months ago, TradingView announced
a partnership with another major crypto exchange, HTX, enabling direct
crypto trading from the popular charging platform.

“We are
excited to announce this long-term strategic partnership with TradingView,” HTX
stated. “With TradingView’s Broker feature, HTX users will benefit from a more
streamlined and convenient trading experience, while TradingView users will
gain access to HTX’s premium services and resources.”

This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.