How the scoring works
This is a plain, rules-based scanner — not an opaque model, and not a prediction of what will happen.
For every coin in the chosen universe it computes three scores from real Binance Futures candle data:
Momentum — how far RSI(14) sits from neutral. Only coins with RSI ≤ 40 (long candidates)
or RSI ≥ 60 (short candidates) are considered at all.
Volume — the latest candle's volume vs. its 20-period average. Confirms the move isn't happening on thin activity.
Structure — how close price sits to its own recent swing high/low, in the direction of the candidate trade.
These three combine into one confidence score (0–100). Entry is the latest price; the stop is 1.5×
ATR(14) away; the target is set by your chosen risk:reward multiple.
For the top 3 picks only, a fuller TA breakdown is computed too — market structure, ADX/DI,
MACD, EMA stack, Supertrend, Parabolic SAR, Aroon, CMF, Ichimoku, ATR percentile, prior-session range, and
relative strength vs BTC — every value calculated live from the same candle data, nothing simulated.
One thing you won't see: order-flow/CVD. That needs trade-by-trade tape data this scanner doesn't pull,
so rather than fake that number it's just left out. A CONCERNS section also auto-flags
real conflicts — low volume, an extended price, weak trend strength, and so on — so the confidence
score isn't the only thing you're looking at.
None of this is a guarantee. Treat every result with the same scrutiny you'd give a backtest.