BTCC integrates with TradingView to offer direct access to 400+ crypto perpetual futures pairs

BTCC has moved its crypto derivatives business closer to where many traders already spend their time. The long-running exchange has integrated its perpetual futures markets directly into TradingView, allowing traders to analyze price action and place trades from a single interface.

The change gives TradingView users direct access to more than 400 perpetual futures pairs listed on BTCC. Once accounts are linked through TradingView’s trading panel, traders can move from chart analysis to execution without leaving the platform. The setup reflects a growing preference among active market participants for fewer tools and tighter feedback loops between analysis and action.

TradingView plays a central role across global markets, serving more than 100 million users who rely on its charts, indicators, and community features. Crypto traders have used the platform for years as an analysis layer, often pairing it with separate exchanges for execution. BTCC’s integration shortens that gap by bringing futures trading into the same workspace.

Crypto derivatives account for a large share of total digital asset trading volume, particularly during periods of volatility. Perpetual futures traders depend heavily on chart-based signals, funding rates, and precise timing. Direct execution from charts reduces friction and shortens the time spent switching between applications.

The integration follows a strong operating stretch for BTCC. In its Q3 2025 Growth Report, the exchange reported $1.15 trillion in trading volume for the quarter. BTCC lists more than 400 perpetual futures contracts across major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin, as well as a broader range of altcoin markets. All of these contracts are now accessible through TradingView.

“This integration combines TradingView’s analytical tools with BTCC’s range of perpetual futures pairs and deep liquidity,” said Marcus Chen, Product Manager at BTCC. “Our focus is on giving traders a smoother path from analysis to execution, and making it easier for them to manage futures strategies within the tools they rely on most.”

From a user standpoint, the workflow stays familiar. Traders connect their BTCC accounts within TradingView’s trading panel, select a futures pair on the chart, and execute orders without redirecting to another platform. The experience mirrors how TradingView supports equities, forex, and other asset classes through broker-linked trading.

TradingView has steadily evolved from a charting service into a broader trading environment used by retail traders, professionals, and institutions. Its global reach makes it a common reference point across regions, from North America and Europe to Asia-Pacific markets where crypto derivatives activity remains strong.

Founded in 2011, BTCC ranks among the longest-operating cryptocurrency exchanges. The platform serves more than 10 million users across over 100 countries. Its recent expansion efforts include a focus on derivatives infrastructure and a push for brand visibility, highlighted by the appointment of NBA All-Star Jaren Jackson Jr. as a global brand ambassador.

The integration reflects a broader industry shift. Exchanges are placing more emphasis on meeting traders with tools they already trust, rather than pulling users into isolated systems. For futures traders dealing with high-speed markets, streamlined execution can play a meaningful role during sharp price moves.

Why it matters:
Crypto trading continues to mature around efficiency rather than novelty—integrations like this point to a future where analysis and execution increasingly live in the same environment. For active futures traders, fewer steps between insight and action can lead to sharper decision-making, lower latency, and tighter control in volatile market conditions.