The Layers button next to the presets opens a list of everything that can be shown on and below the chart, grouped: price and volume, flow, liquidity, derivatives, structure, markup. Search is at the top; part of a name is enough, even typed in the other keyboard layout.
Each row has a switch, a tip and — if the layer has settings — a “⌄” that opens them right in the row. You can also assign a key there. If a layer does not work on the current timeframe, the row is inactive and the tip says why.
The Layers button in the row above the chart opens a half-height sheet — the chart stays visible above it. The sheet lists everything that can be shown on and below the chart, grouped: price and volume, flow, liquidity, derivatives, structure, markup. Search is at the top; part of a name is enough, even typed in the other keyboard layout.
Each row has a switch and — if the layer has settings — a “⌄” that opens them right in the row. If a layer does not work on the current timeframe, the row is inactive and the tip says why.
“Chart tools” → “Layers” opens a sheet with the layers in groups: “Basic” and “Pro” and the “find a layer” search at the top. The switch on the right turns a layer on; tapping the name opens its settings, if it has any.