TradingView Update October 2025 — All New Features (Full Recap)

Last updated: November 5, 2025

Written by ChartWiseHub Editor

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Introduction: New Features in TradingView Update October 2025

Welcome to our TradingView Update October 2025 recap. This month delivers new market data (Abaxx futures and 10,500+ Bloomberg indices), workflow upgrades like multi-condition alerts and shareable screener setups, and research features including an ETF holdings tab and a Documents panel—plus improvements to Bar Replay, Volume Footprint and Options Strategy Builder.

New to the platform? Start with our beginner guide How to Use TradingView — it walks you through layouts, watchlists, alerts, and saving your chart workspace so you can navigate with confidence. Once you’re comfortable with the basics, deepen your edge with our TradingView Technical Indicators overview to understand when to use momentum, trend, and volatility tools in real market contexts. If you’re interested in scripting or customizing indicators, check out our TradingView Pine Editor Tutorial, which shows you how to read, edit, and safely test Pine code without breaking your charts.

For strategy validation, we also cover practical workflows for strategy testing and backtesting—from defining entries and risk to reviewing performance and avoiding common pitfalls. And if you focus on crypto, don’t miss our Best Bitcoin Indicators in TradingView guide, which highlights high-signal tools and settings tailored for BTC’s market structure.

Monthly Overview Table TradingView Update October 2025

Oct 31 – Access Abaxx futures data on TradingView

Abaxx Exchange data is now live with centrally-cleared, physically deliverable futures for LNG, battery materials, precious metals and environmental products. Use the ABAXX: prefix in Symbol Search to add contracts, set alerts and apply indicators.

• Expands derivatives coverage with real-economy contracts.
• Better hedging and diversification.
• Works with full TradingView workflow (alerts, watchlists, indicators).

Oct 30 – 10,500+ Bloomberg indices now on TradingView

TradingView integrates a wide catalog of Bloomberg indices across asset classes. Search with the BBG: prefix to add benchmarks like the Bloomberg Commodity Index and analyze long histories.

• Institution-grade benchmarks for macro context.
• Backtest strategies vs. credible indices.
• Faster top-down rotation and performance checks.

Oct 27 – Leverage support in Long and Short Position tools

Risk boxes now include a Leverage field so position size reflects both risk limits and account capital. Final Qty is computed as min(QtyRisk, QtyLvg), keeping sizing realistic.

• Realistic risk for leveraged accounts.
• Keeps budget and risk model aligned.
• Smoother move from paper to live.

Oct 24 – Share your saved Screener setups via link

Screeners now have a Share screen toggle. When enabled, a link loads your exact filters, columns, sorting and watchlist—recipients can tweak and save their own copy.

• Collaborate without static screenshots.
• Great for education, newsletters and teams.
• Faster onboarding to your exact view.

Oct 23 – Multi-condition alerts (one trigger)

Create alerts that check up to five conditions (price, indicators, drawings, etc.) and trigger only when all are true. Works across different timeframes for the same symbol; available from the Plus plan.

• No code needed for confirmation logic.
• Fewer false signals; cleaner workflow.
• Consolidates several alerts into one manageable trigger.

Oct 20 – Real-time news alerts

Turn any custom News Flow into an alert and receive notifications when matching headlines are published. Manage via the Flows menu; an alarm icon indicates an active alert.

• Catch earnings, macro and company news on time.
• Pairs well with technical alerts for full context.
• Stay inside your TradingView workspace.

Oct 17 – Volume Footprint summary table view

Footprint charts gain a configurable table summary below the chart with up to 15 metrics (volume, % change, delta, HL range, OI hi/lo for futures, etc.). Enable via Chart Settings → Symbol → Labels → Show summary info → Table.

• Scan order-flow patterns faster across bars.
• Customize to your trading style.
• Reduce indicator clutter and manual hovering.

Oct 10 – Options Strategy Builder: custom what-if scenarios

Create and store custom time/IV scenarios, layer multiple lines (e.g., +5 days, −10% IV) and visualize how positions react. Controls sit above the strategy chart; scenarios are auto-named from parameters.

• Anticipate theta and volatility effects.
• Stress-test positions with several scenarios at once.
• Better adjustment planning.

Oct 9 – See which ETFs hold a stock (ETF tab & widget)

Symbol pages now include an ETF tab listing funds that hold the company, with sortable columns for weight, expense ratio, AUM, performance and more. An exposure widget on the Overview shows up to 11 ETFs.

• Discover institutional exposure and diversification ideas fast.
• Drill down without leaving the symbol page.
• Useful for investors and swing traders.

Oct 8 – 22 new DEXs across 8 blockchains

Expanded crypto coverage includes Solana (Meteora DYN/DLMM, Raydium CLMM/CPMM), zkSync (PancakeSwap v3, SyncSwap v1/v2, zkSwap) plus Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, Cronos and Ronin additions. Use listed prefixes in Symbol Search.

• More on-chain markets in charts, DEX Screener and symbol pages.
• Track liquidity and activity across L2s and alt chains.
• Richer datasets for DeFi traders.

Oct 7 – Documents tab: transcripts, filings & investor materials

Stock pages gain a Documents tab with searchable earnings call transcripts, SEC filings (10-K/10-Q) and investor presentations. Also accessible via Details → Metrics → Documents within the chart workspace.

• Single workspace for fundamental research.
• Switch tickers and the panel updates automatically.
• Cross-check facts without leaving TradingView.

Oct 6 – Continue your last Bar Replay session

Bar Replay now supports session restore: when you re-open Replay, choose to continue or start new. It preserves symbols/intervals, last viewed bar time and Replay state (chart type/style not saved).

• Pick up practice where you stopped.
• Great for multi-day drills.
• Less friction → more consistent reps.