Screen the market
Scan the whole crypto universe for a setup happening right now, the live counterpart to a backtest.
The screener answers a different question from a backtest. Not "would this have worked?" but "where is this setup happening right now?" It ranks the tradable crypto universe against a condition or a strength score, on fresh data. Find it at /alpha.
What it does#
A backtest simulates one strategy over history. The screener does the opposite, it evaluates many symbols at once, right now, and hands you a ranked table. It's a discovery tool: use it to find candidates, then take the interesting ones to the terminal to backtest properly.
Scan types#
| Scan | What it returns |
|---|---|
| Market scan | The tradable universe with per-token strength scores, price, 24h move and volume |
| Market regime (RSPS) | A RUN / REVIEW / SKIP verdict per timeframe. RSPS = Relative Strength Pairwise Scores |
| Token stats | Forward-outcome base rates for a signal condition on a token + timeframe |
| Sectors | Crypto sector performance |
| Dominance matrix | Pairwise dominance across the top tokens |
| Custom benchmark | Correlation and beta of the universe vs a benchmark you choose |
| Token multi-TF | One token's recent OHLCV plus its screener rows across timeframes |
| Perfect Token Profiler | A deeper async profile of a single token |
Run your first scan#
Go to /alpha. The core scans need no login; alerts and the heavier scans are plan-gated.
Choose a scan type, a timeframe, and any condition or universe filter.
Rows are ranked by strength/score. Each row links out to a chart and to the terminal.
Save a filter you'll reuse as a saved scan, so you can re-run it in one click later.
Scan alerts & notifications#
Turn a scan into a standing alert: get pinged when it starts matching, instead of checking manually.
- Create an alert from a scan; manage them in the screener.
- Delivery goes to Telegram or email, link a channel under your account first (the API exposes
GET /v1/me/notification-channelsto check which will deliver). - Alerts are a paid feature.
A screener hit is not a backtested edge, it's a live signal. Confirm it by backtesting the setup in the terminal before you act on it.
Over an AI client, the same scans are available as tools on the MCP server, and over
HTTP under /v1/screener/*; see the endpoint reference. Plans and limits are
on the pricing page.