Trading Scanner

Automatically scan every coin for breakouts, consolidation zones, and setup patterns so you never miss an opportunity.

What is Trading Scanner?

Trading Scanner is an automated pattern detection tool that continuously scans the entire cryptocurrency market for actionable trading setups. It identifies breakouts from consolidation ranges, detects chart patterns, and highlights coins that are approaching key structural levels. Instead of manually reviewing hundreds of charts, you get a curated list of the most interesting setups happening right now.

The scanner uses multi-timeframe analysis to filter for stronger signals. A breakout on a 15-minute chart might be noise, but the same breakout confirmed on the 1-hour and 4-hour timeframes carries significantly more weight. By cross-referencing setups across timeframes, the scanner surfaces opportunities that have the highest probability of following through.

Volume profile analysis is integrated into the scanning process to add confirmation. A breakout without volume is suspect. The scanner checks whether price moves are accompanied by increased trading activity, helping you distinguish between genuine breakouts and false moves that are likely to reverse.

Key Concepts

• Breakout: When price moves decisively beyond a defined range, consolidation zone, or pattern boundary with confirming volume
• Consolidation Zone: A range where price has been trading sideways, building up energy for a potential directional move
• Multi-Timeframe Confirmation: When a pattern or setup appears on multiple timeframes simultaneously, increasing its reliability
• Volume Confirmation: Increased trading volume accompanying a price move, validating that genuine participation is driving the move

How to Use Trading Scanner

1. Open Trading Scanner from the sidebar under Trading Tools
2. The scanner displays all detected setups ranked by strength and recency
3. Filter by pattern type, timeframe, or specific coins you are interested in
4. Click on any result to view the chart with the detected pattern highlighted
5. Use the multi-timeframe indicator to prioritize setups confirmed across higher timeframes

What to Look For

• Bullish signals: Breakouts above consolidation ranges with expanding volume. Coins that have been in tight ranges for extended periods — the longer the consolidation, the more powerful the eventual breakout tends to be.
• Bearish signals: Breakdowns below support with volume confirmation. Patterns that show repeated rejection at resistance with weakening bounce attempts signal that sellers are gaining control.
• Key patterns: Consolidation squeezes where the range gets progressively tighter often lead to explosive moves. Breakouts that retest the breakout level and hold are higher probability than those that never pull back.
• Combine with: Quant Signals for quantitative confirmation, Orderflow Screener for real-time flow validation, Volume Profile to understand the structural significance of the breakout level

Supported Exchanges

Tips

• Prioritize setups where the scanner finds confluence — a breakout that aligns with high volume, multi-timeframe confirmation, and strong orderflow is significantly more reliable than any one signal alone
• Use the scanner as a starting point for your own analysis, not as a direct entry signal — always review the chart and context before acting
• The best setups often appear during quiet market periods when most traders are not paying attention — check the scanner regularly, not just during volatile sessions