Crypto Strategy Scanner

The scanner groups its strategies into five families so you can reach for the right tool. Trend strategies look for regime changes: the Golden Cross and Death Cross (a fast moving average crossing a slow one) and the EMA Ribbon in bullish or bearish alignment, where a stack of exponential averages fans out in one direction. Momentum strategies catch stretched conditions: RSI oversold and overbought, MACD bullish and bearish crossovers, and Stochastic oversold and overbought. Volatility strategies include the Bollinger Squeeze, long and short, which flags bands that have contracted ahead of an expansion, plus Support and Resistance level detection. The volume family has Volume Breakout long and short, which requires volume of at least twice the recent average on the breakout candle. Finally the cloud family covers Ichimoku bullish and bearish, where price, the Tenkan-Kijun cross and the cloud all agree.

• Trend: Golden Cross, Death Cross, EMA Ribbon bullish, EMA Ribbon bearish
• Momentum: RSI oversold, RSI overbought, MACD bullish, MACD bearish, Stochastic oversold, Stochastic overbought
• Volatility: Bollinger Squeeze long, Bollinger Squeeze short, Support level, Resistance level
• Volume: Volume Breakout long, Volume Breakout short (2x average volume)
• Cloud: Ichimoku bullish, Ichimoku bearish

The most reliable way to use a scanner is as a shortlist generator, not as a trade trigger. A common routine is to scan a mean-reversion setup such as RSI Oversold on the 1h, then check whether the same symbols appear in a trend setup on the 4h or 1d. A coin that is oversold on a low timeframe while its higher-timeframe EMA ribbon is still bullish is a pullback in an uptrend, which is a far better long than an oversold coin in a downtrend. The reverse applies to shorts.

Scanner results also pair well with the AI signals feed. If a symbol shows up as a Volume Breakout long and the engine has an open long on it with a compatible entry range, the two sources agree and your conviction should be higher. When they disagree, that is useful information too.

A match means the indicator conditions are true right now; it says nothing about news, funding rates or liquidity. Momentum setups in particular produce many matches in a trending market that keep matching while price runs further. Always define where the idea is wrong before entering, keep position size small relative to your account, and remember that technical analysis is a probabilistic edge at best. Nothing in the scanner is financial advice.

Two habits make scanner results far more useful. First, glance at the Market screen before you scan: if the overall risk level is high and the timeframes disagree, long setups and short setups will both be firing, and fewer of them will follow through. Second, keep a short watchlist of matches instead of trading the first one — the coin that matches on 1h now and on 4h an hour later is the one worth your attention.