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A moving average of any other indicator — SMA of ATR, EMA of volume, average of RSI. Lets you ask whether something is expanding versus its own norm instead of a fixed number.
ATR(14) > 1.5 × SMA(20) of ATR(14)Every indicator below is a condition you can scan across 900+ Binance and Delta Exchange India futures, on any of 7 timeframes (1m · 15m · 1h · 4h · 1d · 1w · 1mo). 37 are free; Premium unlocks all 98 plus OR logic, alerts and indicators-of-indicators.
Trend filters and dynamic support. Compare price to an average, or one average to another, on any timeframe.
A moving average of any other indicator — SMA of ATR, EMA of volume, average of RSI. Lets you ask whether something is expanding versus its own norm instead of a fixed number.
ATR(14) > 1.5 × SMA(20) of ATR(14)Double exponential moving average. Reacts faster than an EMA with less lag, useful for quick trend flips.
Close crosses above DEMA(21)Exponential moving average. Weights recent candles more heavily — the standard trend filter for crypto.
1h EMA(9) > 1h EMA(21)Hull moving average. Very smooth and very responsive; good for spotting turns early.
HMA(20) rising AND Close > HMA(20)Simple moving average. The plain average of the last N closes — classic 50/200 trend filters.
4h SMA(50) > 4h SMA(200)Triple exponential moving average. Even less lag than DEMA, for aggressive trend following.
Close > TEMA(30)Volume-weighted moving average. Candles with more volume count more, so it hugs where real size traded.
Close > VWMA(20)Weighted moving average. Linearly weights recent bars — between an SMA and an EMA in responsiveness.
WMA(10) crosses above WMA(30)How fast price is moving and whether that speed is building or fading.
Percent change over N candles of the scan's timeframe. On a 15m scan, length 1 finds coins up or down X% in fifteen minutes.
% Change(1) ≥ 3 on 15mADX measures trend strength; +DI and −DI show which side is in control. Above 25 usually means a real trend.
ADX(14) > 25 AND +DI > −DICommodity Channel Index. Shows how far price has moved from its average, scaled to its normal range.
CCI(20) crosses above −100MACD line, signal line and histogram. Momentum shifts and crossovers on any timeframe.
1h MACD line crosses above signalRelative Strength Index. Overbought and oversold readings, divergences and momentum thresholds.
Daily RSI(14) < 30Rate of change. The percentage move over N bars — a clean momentum read.
ROC(12) > 5Stochastic %K and %D. Where the close sits inside the recent range.
Stoch %K crosses above %D below 20Stochastic applied to RSI. A faster, more sensitive momentum oscillator.
Stoch RSI %K < 10Williams %R. Similar to stochastic, inverted from 0 to −100.
Williams %R(14) > −20How far price is swinging. Find coins coiling quietly, or ones that have just woken up.
Average True Range, in price and as a percent so coins of any price compare fairly.
ATR%(14) > 4Bollinger Bands with upper, middle, lower, band width and %B.
Bollinger width(20) at a 100-bar lowDonchian Channel. The highest high and lowest low of the last N bars — breakout traders' favourite.
Close > Donchian(20) upper, 1 bar agoKeltner Channel. ATR-based bands around an EMA.
Close > Keltner(20) upperStandard deviation of price. Raw volatility for your own formulas.
StDev(20) > SMA(50) of StDev(20)Participation behind the move: real volume, relative volume and true aggressor delta.
Average volume over N candles — the baseline to compare today's volume against.
Volume > 3 × Average Volume(20)True cumulative volume delta from taker buys and sells — who actually crossed the spread. Binance pairs.
CVD rising while price fallsFlags when price and real aggressor delta disagree — a classic absorption tell.
CVD Divergence = bullishChaikin Money Flow. Accumulation versus distribution over N bars.
CMF(20) > 0.1Force Index. Price change multiplied by volume — how hard a move is being pushed.
Force Index(13) crosses above 0Money Flow Index. A volume-weighted RSI.
MFI(14) < 20On-Balance Volume. A running total that rises on up-closes and falls on down-closes.
OBV > SMA(20) of OBVRelative volume. This bar's volume versus its normal level for the coin.
RVOL ≥ 3Raw candle volume on any timeframe.
1h Volume > Highest(Volume, 24) 1 bar agoFutures-only data that charts don't show: open interest, funding and BTC-relative behaviour.
Fires when BTC prints a high-volume 15m impulse and this coin followed it up and held the move.
Buy BTC Follower = 1 on 15mTrend pullback: 4h SMA50 above SMA200 with price between them, a fresh 1h MACD bull cross, rising open interest and confirming volume.
Buy Pullback = 1The live perpetual funding rate. Negative means shorts are paying longs — a crowded short side.
Funding Rate % ≤ −0.03High-volume node: the price where the most volume traded recently — a volume wall that often acts as support or resistance.
Close > HVN LevelPercent change in open interest over any window from 1 to 72 hours. Free on every account.
OI Change %(24h) > 10Open-interest change measured in candles of your scan timeframe, for sharp bar-by-bar positioning shifts.
OI Change % (bars)(1) > 2 on 1hRaw open interest — the number of contracts open. Compare it with its own past values.
OI > OI 1 bar ago × 2The sell-side mirror: BTC dumped on volume and this coin followed it down and stayed down.
Sell BTC Follower = 1Downtrend pullback: 4h SMA50 below SMA200, a fresh 1h MACD bear cross, rising OI and confirming volume.
Sell Pullback = 1Where the volume actually traded. Session, weekly, monthly and auto-anchored VWAP with deviation bands.
Volume-weighted average price, anchored to the UTC session, week or month, or rolling over N bars.
15m Close > 15m VWAP(session)TradingView-style auto-anchored VWAP with standard-deviation bands. Restarts on the highest-volume bar of the lookback.
Close crosses above VWAP-AA lower2VWAP with upper and lower deviation bands for mean-reversion and breakout scans.
Close < VWAP Bands lowerHow stretched a trend is, and when volatility is compressed enough to snap.
Distance from the moving average measured in ATRs — how stretched the trend is.
Trend Intensity > 3Volatility squeeze: Bollinger Bands inside the Keltner Channel. Energy building before a move.
Volatility Squeeze = 1 on 4hHighs and lows of any length — and of any indicator, not just price.
Highest value over N bars. Highest of price is free; Premium extends it to any indicator — highest RSI, highest volume, highest 1m ADX.
Close > Highest High(20) 1 bar agoLowest value over N bars — of price (free) or, with Premium, of any indicator.
Low < Lowest Low(50) 1 bar agoThe previous candle's high on any timeframe.
Close > Previous HighThe previous candle's low on any timeframe.
Close < Previous LowKey levels traders watch: previous day/week/month, floor pivots, CPR, all-time highs and Heikin-Ashi turns.
The true all-time high since listing, tracked in the background.
Close > All-Time High × 0.95The true all-time low since listing.
Close < All-Time Low × 1.10Bottom of the Central Pivot Range, from the previous day, week or month.
Close > CPR Bottom (BC)Top of the Central Pivot Range.
Close crosses above CPR Top (TC)CPR height as a percent of the pivot. Narrow CPR often precedes a trending session; wide CPR a ranging one.
CPR Width % < 0.25The close N bars ago, for custom comparisons.
Close > Close N Bars Ago(3) × 1.05Heikin-Ashi candle turns red after a run of green — a smoothed trend flip.
HA Turns Bearish = 1 on 4hHeikin-Ashi candle turns green after a run of red.
Monthly HA Turns Bullish = 1The high N bars ago.
Close > High N Bars Ago(2)The low N bars ago.
Low > Low N Bars Ago(1)The open N bars ago.
Close > Open N Bars Ago(4)The central floor pivot (P) from the previous completed day, week or month.
Close > Pivot Point (weekly)First floor-pivot resistance.
Close crosses above Pivot R1Second floor-pivot resistance.
High > Pivot R2Third floor-pivot resistance — an extreme extension.
Close > Pivot R3First floor-pivot support.
Close crosses below Pivot S1Second floor-pivot support.
Low < Pivot S2 AND Close > Pivot S2Third floor-pivot support — a deep flush.
Close < Pivot S3Yesterday's high (UTC day).
Close > Previous Day HighYesterday's low.
Close < Previous Day LowLast month's high.
Close > Previous Month HighLast month's low.
Close < Previous Month LowLast week's high (weeks start Monday, UTC).
Close > Previous Week HighLast week's low.
Close < Previous Week LowA simple, robust trend direction you can filter every scan by.
ATR-based trend line with a direction output: +1 bullish, −1 bearish.
SuperTrend direction = 1 on 4hClassic reversal and continuation candles, confirmed on close.
A red candle whose body engulfs the prior green body.
Bearish Engulfing = 1A small red body inside the prior green body — momentum stalling.
Bearish Harami = 1A green candle whose body engulfs the prior red body.
Bullish Engulfing = 1 at Pivot S1A small green body inside the prior red body.
Bullish Harami = 1Dark Cloud Cover — a bearish reversal that closes deep into the prior green candle.
Dark Cloud Cover = 1Open and close nearly equal — indecision.
Doji = 1 at Previous Day HighThree-candle bearish reversal at a top.
Evening Star = 1Long lower wick, small body near the high — rejection of lower prices.
Hammer = 1 AND RSI(14) < 35Three-candle bullish reversal at a bottom.
Morning Star = 1Piercing Line — a bullish reversal closing above the prior candle's midpoint.
Piercing Line = 1Long upper wick near the low of the body — rejection of higher prices.
Shooting Star = 1Three Black Crows — three strong consecutive red candles.
Three Black Crows = 1Three White Soldiers — three strong consecutive green candles.
Three White Soldiers = 1Smart Money Concepts detected automatically: structure breaks, sweeps, order blocks and fair value gaps.
Power of Three: accumulation, a stop-sweep beyond the range, then distribution back the other way — validated only when price returns inside.
AMD Power of Three = bullishBreak of Structure: a trend-aligned close beyond the last confirmed swing.
Break of Structure = bullish on 1hChange of Character: the first break against the prevailing structure — an early trend-shift warning.
Change of Character = bearishFair Value Gap: a three-candle imbalance price often returns to fill.
Fair Value Gap = bullishLiquidity grab reversal: a wick beyond a swing that's immediately rejected.
Liquidity Grab Reversal = bullishLiquidity sweep: a run beyond equal highs or lows to take stops, then a close back inside.
Liquidity Sweep = bullish AND Fair Value Gap = bullishOrder block retest: the last opposite candle before a displacement, retested as support or resistance.
Order Block Retest = bullishA sweep of the previous day's high or low followed by a reclaim.
Situational Daily Sweep = bullishAutomatic trendline drawn from swings, flagged on a confirmed close through it.
Trendline Break = bullish on 4hVolume-profile value-area edges — where price is likely to react.
Volume Profile Value Zone = bullishOpening-range levels for breakout traders.
Opening range of the UTC day — high, low, open, close, mid and width of the first 15, 30, 60, 120 or 240 minutes.
Close > ORB(60).highStop flicking through charts one by one. Let the scanner watch the whole market and tap you on the shoulder when something qualifies.
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