Dual-monitor layouts that keep fee cells honest

Put the fee stack on the screen you glance at before clicking—charts alone invite optimistic spreads.

Dual-monitor layouts that keep fee cells honest

PC traders already own the hardware advantage: space for a dedicated fee-and-net-edge panel. Yet many still keep charts full-bleed on both screens and hide the calculator in a minimized window.

A layout we revisit often:

  1. Primary monitor — order books / chart for the pair under review
  2. Secondary — fee stack, withdrawal bracket, net-edge output, timestamp of last schedule check

Rainy evening sessions in Yeoksam made the pattern obvious: when the fee panel stayed visible, clients caught VIP tier mismatches faster. When it hid behind a chart, they trusted memory.

You can assemble this yourself; if you want a guided hour, see PC Calculator Desk Setup.

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