Trading Assistant — What do traders really need in one compact panel?

[Svolz]

Hi everyone!

I've been working on a project called Trading Assistant, and I'd like to discuss something with other traders.

When trading crypto, I often find myself switching between charts, open interest, funding rates, liquidation data, and different timeframes.

All this information can be useful, but sometimes it becomes difficult to see the bigger picture.

That's what led me to start developing Trading Assistant — a compact browser extension that brings important market information together alongside the exchange interface.

The tool already works, and development is ongoing. But I've noticed something interesting: adding new features is often easier than deciding which ones are actually useful.

So I'd like to ask traders here:

1. What are the three most important indicators or market data points you check before entering a trade?
2. Do you prefer having everything in one window, or using separate tools?
3. What information do you consider unnecessary or distracting?

I'm especially interested in the opinions of people trading on Kraken, Binance, and Bybit.

My goal isn't to create another complicated trading terminal. I want to understand what actually helps traders make more informed decisions.

I'm not promoting trading signals or promising profits. I'm interested in a practical discussion.

I'd appreciate your thoughts, including criticism.

Tyam

[BitMaxz]

1. What are the three most important indicators or market data points you check before entering a trade?
2. Do you prefer having everything in one window, or using separate tools?
3. What information do you consider unnecessary or distracting?

3 indicators: I usually check the EMA for checking the current trend, MFI and RSI for momentum change and the 3rd one is the market structure it no indicator for  this so I do it manually instead of using indicator.

If there's a complete tool all in one why not it does need to go everywhere just to get data or to analyze the market.
If you could provide something similar to the ForexFactory calendar and myfxbook for crypto, that would be the best help, which is currently what I'm looking for. I am using mostly the Myfxbook due to the provided information with the current news, whether it's bearish or not. It's automated, but if you could provide something similar I might use it.


I don't think there's anything unnecessary or that could distract me if the tool is interesting and if it can give more data that we can use to our advantage in trading. Why not?