Configuring Two Y-Axes for Live Price Series

Summary

This example concerns displaying two live price series on a chart with separate vertical axes. The configuration defines a primary axis for one market and a secondary axis on the opposite side for another, with labels formatted in USDT. The script then repeatedly retrieves ticker prices from two exchanges and adds each price to its corresponding series using the current timestamp as the horizontal coordinate.

The author says a charting example supports dual axes but reports that the actual result does not work as expected and asks why. The document therefore illustrates the intended configuration and data flow, but does not provide a diagnosis or a confirmed fix. It gives no evidence about the rendered outcome, and omits details needed to determine whether the issue lies in the chart library, axis-to-series assignment, or runtime environment. This is a charting example, not a trading signal or strategy.

Key ideas

• The chart configuration defines separate vertical axes for two price series.
• The secondary axis is placed opposite the primary axis and labels values in USDT.
• Ticker prices from two exchanges are added as timestamped points to separate series.
• The author reports that the chart does not render as expected and provides no resolution.

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