The TradingView app runs slowly when there’s high volatility — how can I improve stability?

If the TradingView app runs slowly during periods of high volatility, the most effective solution is to optimize your device and connection, as well as adjust your platform settings. Here are practical steps:

• Check your connection: TradingView recommends at least a stable 10 Mbps connection with low ping. If you’re using Wi-Fi, switch to an Ethernet cable for better stability.

• Reduce graphic load: Go to Chart Settings → Style/Appearance and disable animations, unnecessary indicators, or overly long historical data. Fewer elements on screen = smoother performance.

• Close background apps: Free up memory on your device by closing programs that consume RAM or CPU.

• Use an optimized browser: If you’re on a PC, updated versions of Chrome or Firefox work best. On mobile, make sure the app is up to date.

• Create lighter layouts: Avoid having multiple charts open at once, even on Premium. Split them into separate tabs to reduce load.

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