Scheduled release window
When the event or release is scheduled, including the time zone shown in the calendar.
Macro research
Economic Calendar for Crypto Research
An economic calendar shows when scheduled reports, central-bank decisions and other macro events are due. Crypto users can use it to identify important review windows before checking charts, alerts and the exact market they plan to follow.
Use the live calendar to see when major economic events are scheduled, then open the relevant chart or alert workflow before the release window arrives.
Field guide
How to read the calendar
Selected economy
The economy connected to the event, such as the United States, Eurozone or Japan.
Priority indicator
TradingView’s event-importance indicator for prioritizing the calendar before a deeper review.
What is scheduled
The report, decision or scheduled announcement listed for that release window.
Published result
The released value after publication, where available.
Expected value
The expected value shown before the release, where available.
Prior reading
The prior reported value, where available, for simple before-and-after context.
Research focus
Events crypto users often monitor
Price-pressure releases
Consumer-price and producer-price releases that shape broader market context.
Policy and rate windows
Rate decisions, policy statements and scheduled press conferences.
Labor-market reports
Labor-market and job-report releases that many researchers review around the same session.
Activity and output
GDP and other major economic-activity reports that describe the growth backdrop.
Broader market environment
Scheduled policy or economic releases that can change the broader market environment.
Research routine
Five-minute research workflow
- Step 01
Open the calendar before the research session
Start with the live calendar so the day’s scheduled events are visible before chart work begins.
- Step 02
Filter for the economies and importance levels relevant to the market
Use the widget filters to keep the selected economy and chosen importance level in focus.
- Step 03
Note the scheduled time and time zone
Write down the release window so the review window matches the calendar, not a guess.
- Step 04
Open the exact exchange-qualified symbol in TradingView
Move to the exact symbol and exchange you plan to follow once the event list is clear.
- Step 05
Review the chart and existing alerts
Check the chart layout and any alerts already attached to that symbol before the release window arrives.
- Step 06
Avoid confusing a scheduled event with a directional signal
Treat the calendar as timing context for research, not as a prediction of market direction.
- Step 07
Return after the release to compare the result with the prior and forecast values
After publication, compare the actual reading with the forecast and previous values where they appear.
Continue with How to Set Up TradingView Alerts, TradingView Crypto Alerts, or How to Use TradingView Charts when the calendar review window is set.
Research chain
Calendar + chart + alert
Economic Calendar
Know when a scheduled event is due.
TradingView Chart
Review the exact symbol, exchange and timeframe.
TradingView Alert
Monitor a condition chosen by the user.
Next step
Put the event schedule next to your chart workflow
Use the calendar to plan the research window, then open TradingView to review the market and manage the alerts that matter to your own process.