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Hover cashtag on Binance Square - See the live chart.
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SquareLens - Hover cashtag on Binance Square - See the live chart.

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Hover any cashtag on Binance Square and see the live chart instantly. No account, no API key, no wallet access, just the official TradingView public widget, loaded exactly where you're reading.

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Hey PH! I'm the creator of SquareLens. The problem started out as mine: I follow Binance Square every day to read market analysis, and every time someone mentioned a cashtag ($BTC, $ETH, whatever) I ended up opening a new tab to check the chart. Multiplied by dozens of times a day, it was crazy. So I built SquareLens: you hover your mouse over any cashtag in your Binance Square feed and the TradingView chart pops up right there, without leaving the page. Some decisions I made on purpose: → No account, no login → No API keys to set up → No access to wallet or sensitive data → It only reads the visible text on the page and loads TradingView’s public widget It’s free and will continue to be free in its basic version.

finally something that solves the actual annoyance of squinting at cashtags in square posts, the chart pops up right inline and feels native. wish every social feed had this layer

Maker

 Thanks so much, Güler! That’s exactly why I built it, to get rid of that constant tab-switching and squinting. Thrilled to hear that it feels native to you :)

How does this handle coins that arent listed on TradingView or pairs with really low volume where the widget tends to show empty or broken charts?

Maker

 Hey Muharrem, great question!

Right now, for coins that aren't listed on TradingView at all, the widget simply shows a 'not found' message. However, I’m closely analyzing these edge cases to evaluate alternative charting solutions for those specific assets.

As for pairs with low volume where the chart might look broken or empty, I’m currently working on implementing a fallback to higher timeframes (like daily or weekly charts) so you still get a meaningful visual instead of a blank screen.

Really appreciate the technical feedback!