Quant Signals

Get quantitative buy and sell signals generated from momentum analysis with configurable sensitivity across multiple exchanges.

What is Quant Signals?

Quant Signals is a quantitative signal generation tool that uses RSI crossovers and momentum calculations to produce buy and sell signals with associated confidence levels. Unlike discretionary analysis where interpretation varies from trader to trader, Quant Signals applies consistent mathematical criteria to generate objective signals across the market.

The tool offers configurable parameters including RSI period and sensitivity settings, allowing you to tune the signal generation to match your trading style. Shorter RSI periods with higher sensitivity produce more frequent signals suited to active day trading. Longer periods with lower sensitivity generate fewer but higher-conviction signals for swing trading.

Lookback support ranges from 5 hours to 1 year, letting you analyze both short-term momentum shifts and longer-term trend changes. Each signal comes with a confidence level that reflects the strength of the underlying momentum — higher confidence signals have shown stronger historical follow-through.

Key Concepts

• RSI Crossover: When the Relative Strength Index crosses above or below key thresholds, signaling a shift in momentum direction
• Confidence Level: A measure of how strong the underlying momentum signal is — higher confidence reflects stronger and more consistent momentum conditions
• Sensitivity: A configurable parameter that determines how easily signals are triggered — higher sensitivity means more signals, lower sensitivity means fewer but stronger signals
• Lookback Period: The historical time window used for analysis, from 5 hours for short-term to 1 year for long-term momentum tracking

How to Use Quant Signals

1. Open Quant Signals from the sidebar under Trading Tools
2. Select the exchange (Binance, Bybit, or Hyperliquid) and symbol
3. Configure the RSI period and sensitivity to match your trading style
4. Set the lookback period based on whether you are looking for short-term or long-term signals
5. Review the generated signals — each shows direction, confidence level, and the underlying momentum conditions

What to Look For

• Bullish signals: Buy signals with high confidence appearing after a period of oversold conditions suggest a momentum reversal. Multiple coins generating buy signals simultaneously can indicate a broad market turn.
• Bearish signals: Sell signals with high confidence at elevated price levels, especially after extended rallies. Declining confidence in buy signals over time warns of weakening bullish momentum.
• Key patterns: Clusters of high-confidence signals across multiple coins in the same sector are stronger than isolated signals on a single coin. Signals that align with key support or resistance levels carry more weight.
• Combine with: Trading Scanner for pattern-based confirmation, CVD Chart to check if volume delta supports the signal direction, EMA Heatmap for trend alignment context

Supported Exchanges

Tips

• Start with default sensitivity settings and adjust gradually — overly sensitive settings generate too much noise, while very low sensitivity might miss valid opportunities
• Higher confidence signals statistically have better follow-through, but no signal is guaranteed — always use position sizing appropriate to the confidence level
• Quant Signals works best in trending markets where momentum carries through; in choppy, range-bound conditions, signals may produce more false positives