# How to adjust DOM scale?

## Top panel 

## Hot Keys

## Multiplier

The price step multiplier will be particularly useful for cryptocurrency trading when the DOM looks sparse. It allows you to see the DOM in a compressed form with grouped volumes.

For example:

* If the price scale is 1, the price step is 0.01 
* If the price scale is 10, the price step is 0.1

Thus, when zooming in, the prices of the bids will be located closer to each other, with a smaller gap. 

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In the Tiger.com 6.2 version of the terminal in the **DOM settings** window the “Price increment multipliers” list appeared for each instrument. By default, each instrument has a list of 11 values that can be changed. To do so, go to **DOM settings → General → DOM**.&#x20;

Now when you hold down the hot key to change the price scale and scroll with the mouse, instead of changing the scale by 1 (as it worked previously), the transition to the next or previous value of the price multiplier from the list specified in the settings takes place.&#x20;

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## Fixed price Scale Step

## Visible depth, %


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