Crypto Scanner: Conditions Currently Met Across the Top 50 Pairs
Six measurable conditions scanned at once: volume spikes, range breakouts, extreme RSI, extreme funding, open interest surges, and the largest 24h moves. What's reported is the conditions met in the data at scan time, complete with supporting numbers. Technical conditions, not forecasts. Not financial advice.
| Pair | Price | 24h | Conditions met | Supporting figures | Chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Each scan makes 60 requests to Binance public endpoints (50 pairs × 4h candles, plus the 24h ticker, funding for all perps, and open interest history for the top 8 pairs). Results are cached in your browser for 5 minutes. What's shown are technical conditions met on that data — not a forecast and not financial advice.
How to read the table
Each row is one pair that meets at least one condition. The chips in the middle column name which conditions are met, and the column next to it shows the number that meets them, volume ratio, breakout distance from the range level, RSI value, funding size, or open interest change. Rows are sorted by the most conditions met, then by largest 24h volume.
The number of conditions met is not a measure of quality. A pair can meet five conditions at once simply because it's moving hard, and hard moves end in reversal as often as continuation. This table narrows the list worth looking at; it doesn't replace checking the chart.
Where the numbers come from
4h candles, 24h tickers, funding rates, and open interest history are all taken from Binance's public endpoints, directly from your browser, no intermediary server stores anything. Calculations use standard formulas: Wilder's 14-period RSI, the high–low range of the previous 20 candles (the running candle never counts toward its own range), and a seven-day volume average that excludes the 24-hour window being measured.
Binance futures endpoints are blocked in some regions. If your connection is affected, the funding and open interest conditions will be missing while candle-based conditions still run, the table gets shorter, not empty.
Related pages
- Crypto prices today · the top 299 coins with their rupiah prices.
- Crypto funding rates · Open interest · two datasets used by two presets on this page, complete per pair.
- BTC/USDT chart · check the conditions met on its chart yourself.
FAQ
- What does this crypto scanner scan for?
- Six technical conditions on the 50 USDT pairs with the highest volume on Binance: 24h volume spike versus the seven-day average, a breakout of the 20-candle 4h range, RSI 14 at 70 or above or 30 or below, perpetual funding rate of 0.03% per 8 hours or more, a 15% change in open interest within 24 hours, and a 24h price move of 10% or more. Each row shows its supporting numbers, so reported conditions can be checked yourself.
- Does a pair showing up mean it's worth buying?
- No. This page only states that a measurable condition is met in the data at scan time, for example volume at twice its average, or RSI above 70. The same condition can end with price rising, falling, or going nowhere. There's no quality ranking, no suggested direction, and no financial advice here.
- How fresh is the data, and why only 50 pairs?
- Each scan reads data directly from Binance's public endpoints in your browser, and results are cached for five minutes so repeatedly opening the page doesn't flood the source. The Rescan button forces a fresh fetch. Candle history takes one request per pair, so the number of pairs scales directly with load; the top 50 pairs keep one sweep at around 60 requests, well under the rate limit.
- Why do some rows say "needs 24h of data"?
- Open interest history can only be fetched per symbol, so the open interest surge condition is calculated for the top eight pairs only. If a pair's history doesn't yet have 24 hourly points, the 24h change isn't calculated and the row gets that note instead of an estimate. Other conditions on that pair are still evaluated as usual.