Free Crypto Screener (No Hidden Paywalls): Full Guide with Indicators

Is it true that we are providing a free crypto screener? The response is YES! In contrast to others who merely request payment to upgrade in order to utilize the screener to its fullest extent. For everyone, there are no limits. I am aware that it can be challenging for someone who is just getting started and wants to scan coins without any restrictions. This free crypto screener allows you to scan hundreds of coins for various intervals and on various exchanges.

You can ignore this, but why did I build it?

Allow me to briefly introduce myself. As a developer, I wanted to use my hard-earned cash to invest in intraday trading and cryptocurrency. I assumed that it would be simple and that I would get rich quickly, but I was mistaken.

After that, I began studying technical indicators for making entries and exits. Additionally, among many other things, I learned about MA, EMA, RSI, and MACD. And I began to see that in order to find the gems or those that fit my criteria—such as those that are touching MA 200, RSI crossing 30, and many others—I needed to scan a lot of coins. I had a lot of questions, such as how traders forecast the breakout and when to enter.

As a developer, I simply saw it as a problem to be solved, so even before I learned about the screeners that provide these services, I recognized the need for it. However, in the beginning, many traders couldn't afford the subscriptions they were offering. I therefore created this free cryptocurrency screener and am seeking feedback to make it even better. With time, I will add more indicators.

Which exchanges is it compatible with?

1. Binance
2. ByBit
3. The Coinbase
4. OKX

What intervals is it compatible with?

1. 5m
2. 15m
3. 1h
4. 4h
5. 1D

How this screener works

Just go to Crypto Screener and select the platform (Binance).

Homepage

On the homepage, you can view a table that contains pre-filtered coin counts for a specific platform and for all intervals in that platform. Just click on any of the numbers; it will lead you to the respective page where you can find the coins for a specific platform, interval, and indicator.

Similarly, you can explore other platforms and intervals.

Filter for a specific Indicator

You can view the list of indicators in the left sidebar. If it is not open, please toggle it. Just click on any of the indicators to find coins for a specific platform, interval, and indicator. For example, if you click on the RSI overbought, it will show you the coins whose RSI value is greater than 70.

Now trade. It was that easy!

Indicators Overview

In order to filter the coins, I will briefly describe each indicator. However, each indicator will be thoroughly examined in the next posts. When making a trade, you must abide by the advice provided on each indicator.

Volume

1. Volume Surge

detects possible market movements by filtering coins whose volume spikes above their average volume. For instance, we have two volume surge filters.

• Coins with a surge volume of 3x average volume should be filtered.
• Filter coins whose average volume is a surge volume of 10x.

2. Volume Breakout

Coins with noticeably high volume that break above recent averages (volume and price averages of recent candles) indicate changes in trend.

3. Volume Breakdown

Coins that break below recent averages with noticeably high volume are filtered, indicating a downward trend. We are using the average volume of the previous 20 candles in the volume breakout filter settings.

4. Bullish Vol Divergence

By identifying coins that are seeing a drop in price but an increase in volume, this strategy makes it possible to accumulate them.

5. Bearish Vol Divergence

Coins with decreasing volumes and increasing prices are eliminated, suggesting likely trend weakness.

6. RSI + Volume Overbought

Volume Plus RSI Overbought currencies indicate trend exhaustion when their RSI levels are above 70 and their volume is high.

7. Volume + RSI Oversold

Coins with high volume and an RSI below 30 are eliminated, suggesting possible reversals.

8. RVOL Spike Uptrend

Currency with relative volume greater than 2x average is identified by the RVOL Spike Uptrend filter.

9. RVOL Spike Downtrend

Coins in downtrends with relative volume greater than two times the average are filtered.

10. OBV Uptrend

finds coins whose On-Balance Volume is increasing, indicating consistent accumulation.

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Trend (MA, EMA, Crossovers, Trendlines, Breakouts)

1. Beyond MA

Depending on the length of the MA period, it filters coins whose last two candles just closed above their moving averages, indicating short-term to long-term strength. From MA9 to MA200, you can filter coins for multiple moving averages. This filter strengthens it by ensuring that the closing price of the last candle is less than 2% from the moving average (MA) and that the last two candles are closed above the MA lines.

2. Golden Cross MA 50/200

finds coins that may be on a long-term upward trend when the 50-MA crosses above the 200-MA.

3. Golden Cross MA 20/50

Another Golden Cross for the medium term is here. finds coins that may be on a medium-term upward trend when the 20-MA crosses above the 50-MA. This quicker Golden Cross frequently comes before a significant move in the coming weeks.

4. Death Cross MA 50/200

The price has fallen below its 50-MA, and that 50-MA has also fallen below the 200-MA, which is known as the Death Cross and may indicate a long-term decline.

5. Death Cross MA 20/50

identifies coins with a Death Cross, or short-to-medium-term momentum turning bearish, where the 20-MA has fallen below the 50-MA.

6. MA Bullish Crossovers

We examine whether the close price recently closed above SMA1 and whether SMA1 is above SMA2 using the two simple moving average lines in this filter. Bullish crossovers can take many different forms. The following three combinations are available to us.

• Price/SMA-9/SMA-21: The price is above its 9-SMA, and the 9-SMA has pushed over the 21-SMA. This "double stack" indicates that the short-term momentum has just turned bullish.
• Price/SMA-21/SMA-50: The price recently closed above its 21-SMA, and the 21-SMA is currently above the 50-SMA. Medium-term rallies that last a few weeks are frequently sparked by this stack.
• Price/SMA-55/SMA-89: The price recovered its 55-SMA, and that 55-SMA has surpassed the 89-SMA. A new medium-to-long-term upward trend is suggested by this Fibonacci-based crossover.

7. Volume-MA Breakout

Coins that have recently surged through a significant level are filtered, and the most recent candle closes above the 20-MA on volume, significantly above its 20-bar average. The combination of price > MA 20 and volume surge eliminates the majority of phony breakouts and identifies moves that have genuine fuel behind them.

8. RSI-MA Breakout

Coins that have recently closed above their 50-period moving average are shown on the chart, and the RSI crosses the chosen threshold (by default, 50). The majority of weak breakouts are weeded out by this combination of new momentum and MA support.

9. Trend-MA Breakout

Coins that are still above their 50- and 200-period moving averages and have recently overcome a significant resistance level are identified by the Trend-MA Breakout indicator. Real breakout momentum is confirmed by the combination of price, trend structure, and MA alignment.

10. Trendline BO (Bullish)

identifies coins whose price has recently surpassed a declining trendline created over the most recent candles. The point at which sellers lose control and a new upswing starts is frequently indicated by the snapping of a downward line.

11. Bearish Trendline BO

Coins that have recently dropped below an ascending trendline drawn over the last few candles are identified by the Trendline BO (Bearish) indicator. A new downswing may ensue if sellers regain control, which is often indicated by losing that rising support.

12. Over EMA

Coins that have closed their last two candles within 2% of their exponential moving average are listed. Coins for several EMA periods, such as EMA-9, EMA-21, EMA-50, and EMA-200, can be filtered.

13. EMA Bullish Crossovers

Price > EMA1 > EMA2 in this crossover. The price closed above its EMA1, which is currently higher than the EMA2. The double-stack indicates that the momentum has recently turned bullish.

14. EMA Bearish Crossovers

Price < EMA1 < EMA2 in this crossover. The EMA1 is currently below the EMA2 after the price closed below it. The double-stack indicates that the momentum has turned bearish.

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Momentum (MACD + RSI)

1. MACD Bullish Cross

Seek out coins with bullish momentum, as indicated by the MACD line crossing above the signal line.

2. MACD Bearish Cross

identifies coins that have bearish momentum when the MACD line crosses below the signal line.

3. MACD Histogram +ve

identifies coins whose MACD histogram recently changed from red to green; the third-latest bar was still negative, but the last two bars are above zero. Bullish momentum typically kicks in when there is a "red-to-green" shift.

4. MACD Histogram -ve

Coins with a MACD histogram that has recently changed from green to red are flagged; the third bar is still positive, but the last two bars are below zero. The onset of fresh bearish momentum is often indicated by that red shift.

5. RSI Overbought

displays coins in textbook overbought territory, where the 14-period RSI has risen above 70. Prices frequently pause, retreat, or at the very least level out when momentum is this strong.

6. RSI Oversold

identifies stocks whose 14-period RSI has dropped below 30, which is known as classic oversold territory. Prices frequently rise or at least stop before making another move when momentum is this weak.

7. RSI Crossover Above

finds coins when momentum is shifting and the RSI rises above critical values.

8. RSI Crossover Below

identifies coins with weak momentum when their RSI drops below significant values.

9. RSI Divergence Bullish

Bullish divergence, which occurs when the price makes lower lows and the RSI makes higher lows, typically indicates that the price will reverse course and rise once more.

Ten. RSI Divergence Bearish

As the RSI rolls over with new lows, the price reaches new highs. Buyers are losing steam, according to this well-known negative divergence indicator.

11. RSI Stoch overbought

identifies coins that have extreme stochastic RSI rates above 80, which may indicate a shift in trend.

12. RSI Stoch oversold

A Stochastic RSI of less than 20 for coins may indicate the end of the trend.

13. Williams %R overbought

This list displays coins that have been purchased in excess because their Williams %R (14-period) has increased above -20. As a result, momentum may be stretched, and a halt or slowdown may ensue.

14. Williams %R oversold

Coins whose Williams %R (14-period) has fallen below −80 are displayed in this list. This indicates that the price is significantly oversold, which could lead to a bounce since sellers may be nearly broke.

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Patterns (Charts, Candles, Bollinger Band)

1. Asc. Triangle (Bullish)

This pattern identifies coins that are forming rising triangles, indicating a potential bullish breakout.

2. Desc. Bearish Triangle

Coins in declining triangles may indicate the imminence of a bearish breakdown.

3. Inverse H&S (Bullish)

depicts coins forming an inverted head-and-shoulders, with a deep dip (head) sandwiched between two shallower dips (shoulders). A strong up-move is frequently initiated by a close above the "neckline."

4. Head & Shoulders (Bearish)

Look for coins with a three-peak pattern at the top: a high (left shoulder), a higher high (head), and a lower high (right shoulder). When the price falls below the "neckline," it usually does so quickly and sharply.

5. Bullish Double Bottom

Coins print in a distinct "W" pattern, with two lows at the same level and a bounce in between. A new up-leg is frequently initiated by a close back above the middle peak (neckline).

6. Double Top (Bearish)

displays coins that roll over after hitting the same high twice to form a "M." A swift sell-off is frequently triggered by a close beneath the neckline, or middle low.

7. Channel Up (Bullish)

Higher highs and higher lows are depicted as coins marching higher inside parallel, rising trend lines. A new leg up is frequently sparked by a close through the top rail.

8. Bearish Channel Down

depicts two parallel, descending lines with lower highs and lower lows, where coins are drifting lower. A quick drop is frequently triggered by a close-up beneath the bottom rail.

9. Bullish Doji

Buyers saw tiny-bodied candles with a long lower wick after a drop, indicating that the sell-off may be over.

10. Doji Bearish)

After a run-up, buyers lost interest in tiny-bodied candles with a long upper wick, and sellers pushed the price off the highs. A pullback is frequently initiated by a close below the doji low.

11. Bullish Engulfing

identifies the traditional two-bar reversal, which consists of a red candle that is swallowed whole by a larger green one. Buyers simply outnumbered sellers, which is frequently the first sign of a shift in trends.

12. Bearish Engulfing

indicates the bullish setup's mirror image, which is a green candle that is swallowed by a larger red one. Buyers were simply pushed aside by sellers, which is frequently the first indication that a top is in.

13. Morning Star (Bullish)

finds patterns of three-candle bottoming that point to trend reversals.

14. Bearish Evening Star

Three-candle topping patterns that point to possible trend shifts are detected by the indicator.

15. Three White Soldiers

filters three strong bullish candles in a row that demonstrate a build-up of momentum.

16. Three Black Crows

There is selling pressure present when there are three bearish candles in a row.

17. Bullish Hammer

This pattern shows a candle with a long lower tail and a small body, indicating that buyers have seized the opportunity to raise the price.

18. Hanging Man (Bearish)

Coins that have a long lower tail and a tiny-bodied candle at the top of their range are filtered, suggesting that buyers are losing control and that a decline may be imminent.

19. Bullish Piercing Line

After a slide, buyers simply punched back, and a large red candle is seen, followed by a green one that closes halfway up the red body.

20. Bearish Dark Cloud Cover

Halfway down the green body, a red candle slams past a tall green one, signaling that sellers are taking over after buyers lost their hold.

21. Bollinger Upper Band

Coins that break above the upper Bollinger Band with significant momentum are identified by the alert.

22. Bollinger Lower Band

The indicator shows that increased selling activity is causing coins to break below the lower Bollinger Band.

23. Bollinger Touch – Upper

finds coins that are testing the upper resistance levels of the Bollinger Band.

24. Bollinger Touch – Lower

Coins that are testing lower Bollinger Band support levels are identified by the indicator.

Note: This page will continue to be updated over time. Additionally, links to the pages where you can quickly filter the coins for various platforms and internals have been added.