alerts over 1 h: 1
Binance Futures
24h $5.257 — $5.737 · now $5.336
Breakdown
Korea
- Upbit premium
- +1.23%
- Upbit turnover
- $2.2M
RSI, MACD, moving averages and Bollinger bands computed on real candles across four timeframes. You get a message when the conditions line up — no manual chart watching.
RSI(14) < 30 · price above SMA200 · volume above average
Bollinger bandwidth in the bottom quartile · RVOL > 1.5
Price above SMA200 · RSI back to 40–50 · MACD histogram turning up
24h Turnover Screener · Price Screener Bot · Indicator strategies
Not poll samples — OHLC from the venue with the highest turnover for that pair. The venue is named in the message, so you can open the same chart and check.
Indicators are recalculated when the candle closes, using the classic Wilder definitions. No per-tick recalculation, no flickering signals.
The signal fires when every condition of the setup lines up, not each one separately. A repeat on the same pair comes no sooner than 24 hours later.
One firing, two shapes. The messenger gets the short form: pair, window, venue and numbers. The feed on the site lays the same coin out line by line and puts the breakdown underneath: where in the indicators the move happened, whether one coin moved or the whole market, what the premium on the Korean exchanges was doing, and whether an exchange announcement landed close in time.
alerts over 1 h: 1
24h $5.257 — $5.737 · now $5.336
The same numbers with labels, plus the alert breakdown in subsections — in a message it takes at most four lines, on a card it fits whole. A card can be starred, commented on, filtered by coin or screener, and come back to a week later.
A header with the pair and the window, an alert counter for the period, the numbers for each venue with a link to its chart, the 24-hour price range and hashtags for searching your own feed. The same message is mirrored as one short line in push when both channels are on.
Which pair, which screener found it and how many minutes ago. If the move continues, cards do not pile up: repeats are merged into this one with a counter.
One line in words — exactly the one that goes to the messenger. The wording is shared, so comparing the message and the card you are reading the same thing.
The metrics the condition fired on and the ones next to them: change in price, open interest and volume, the funding rate, the long-to-short skew.
The layers a trader would check by hand anyway: the indicators at the moment of firing, the share of the market that moved the same way, the premium on the Korean exchanges and the nearest exchange announcement in time. Screeners carry different sets of layers — the example shows which ones this screener has.
Star it, leave a comment, add a reaction, open the coin, or collapse the feed by coin — to see which pair several screeners agreed on over the period.
Logic: only 4h candles on liquid coins, and only the two setups that mark a dip inside an uptrend. Few hits, but each one is an entry candidate rather than a heads-up.
Logic: 1h candles, squeeze plus momentum build-up. Catches the move both before it starts and right after confirmation.
Logic: a single setup for taking profit. Fires when price has gone near-vertical on abnormal volume — a reason to tighten the stop or look for a short, not to buy.
Logic: the fastest option. 15-minute candles produce noise on thin pairs, so the liquidity floor is raised to $20M turnover and the cap window is shortened to 2 hours.
Five noise-reducers that sit alongside the screener parameters. Tune them once and forget — they apply to every alert you get.
Each alert can include one-click links to TradingView, Coinglass, the coin's spot and futures pages on the exchange, and the coin's page on JustScreener — so you go from notification to chart in a single tap.