RSI Scanner

Pick exchange and market, choose interval, operator and threshold, then run scan. Start with RSI period 14.

Inputs are in millions of USD. Example: 1 means 1,000,000 USD and 250 means 250,000,000 USD.

They filter by CoinGecko market cap position. Rank 1 is the largest project. Example: Min 1, Max 100 scans top 100 only.

That usually means metadata is unavailable for that ticker or too limited in upstream data. It does not mean RSI is invalid.

Scanner deduplicates by base asset. Multiple pairs for the same token (for example USDT and USDC) count as one token in results.

It scans Binance, MEXC and Bybit, merges duplicate tokens by base asset, and uses averaged RSI for each token.

RSI uses Wilder's method. Default period is 14, and you can change it in RSI Period before each scan.

It averages RSI from selected score intervals. When enabled, the operator and threshold compare against the score instead of single-interval RSI.

Threshold is calculated from RSI history percentiles. For below mode it uses low percentile, for above mode it uses high percentile.

Slope measures RSI direction over the selected slope period. Positive slope means RSI rising, negative means RSI falling.

It checks price vs RSI divergence in lookback candles. Bullish: price lower low and RSI higher low. Bearish: price higher high and RSI lower high.