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7. Dashboards module

Module link: https://my.whalepro.org/dashboards-list/

7.1. Purpose of dashboards

Dashboards display information as multiple tiles. Each tile can be a saved chart, a YouTube video, or formatted text.

Up to 12 tiles per page.

Dashboards are available only on the Pro plan. Pro users also have access to the altcoins dashboard by @dimasvz.

https://my.whalepro.org/dashboards/?dashboard=56a9db6e92fa420e0c423b18adc4d9d7

7.2. Creating and working with dashboards

Go to the dashboards page https://my.whalepro.org/dashboards-list/ and check what is available. Click “New”.

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Then click “Add dashboard”.

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The block moves right, meaning you can still add new tiles. A content settings block appears on the left. Click the gear icon:

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A dropdown appears: chart, video, text. Choose “Chart”:

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A default chart appears in the tile:

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Load your previously created chart into this block. Click the Save dropdown, then “Load layout”.

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Choose the desired chart from the list

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You get your chart on the page. If it’s not very readable, make the block wider by dragging its right edge.

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Don’t forget to save the dashboard by clicking “Save”:

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Enter a dashboard name:

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After saving, a notification appears and the new name is displayed immediately:

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You can add more chart blocks as well as text notes or videos.

To delete a dashboard, go back to the list https://my.whalepro.org/dashboards-list and click the delete icon next to the dashboard:

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Use the “pencil” icon to rename a dashboard.

Add a tile anywhere in the dashboard

Often you need to add a new tile in the middle of a dashboard. Each tile has a + control to add a new tile immediately after the current one.

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After clicking + on the left tile a new empty tile appears immediately after it.

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7.3. Recommendations for working with dashboards

First go to https://my.whalepro.org/dashboards-list/ and see what’s available.

You might see a list like this:

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Open e.g. the BTCUSDT dashboard:

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It opens as follows:

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Tips for effective use:

  1. Group related data: Place logically related info on the same dashboard. For example, create a dashboard for a specific coin including indicators and timeframes.
  2. Optimize tile sizes: Avoid tiles that are too small. It is better to create several readable dashboards than a single cluttered one.
  3. Use text blocks for notes: Add commentary near relevant charts.
  4. Update regularly: Review and update dashboards as market conditions and strategies evolve.
  5. Create themed dashboards: e.g., one for technical analysis, one for volumes, one for whale wallets monitoring, etc.

Properly configured dashboards allow you to quickly get a comprehensive view of the market and make better decisions.

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