Crypto Radar: live setup scanner

Do not flip through charts looking for the coin that is moving. Radar scans Binance perpetuals continuously, scores every setup from 0 to 100, and puts the strongest ones at the top.

What it shows

What you get on this screen

Three modes
Scalp on 5 minutes, Intraday on 15 minutes and Swing on higher timeframes, each scored for its own style.
Setup score
A number from 0 to 100 for every coin, with the direction, so the strongest setups sit at the top.
Early ignition
The five coins that are just starting to move, before the move is obvious.
Market context
BTC dominance, TOTAL2, TOTAL3 and USDT dominance, so you know whether the market helps or hurts a setup.
Movers and order flow
Live movers, with liquidations and order flow behind each move.

How to read it

Four steps

  1. 1Choose a mode that matches how long you hold.
  2. 2Read the market context first: is the market helping or fighting?
  3. 3Look at the top setups and early ignition, then open the chart for the ones you like.
  4. 4Set an alert on the levels that matter so you can step away.

Good to know

Honest limits

  • The score ranks setups. It is not a promise that a trade will work.
  • Scores describe what is happening now and can change within minutes.
  • This is education and tools, not investment advice. Trading loses money.

Questions

Common questions

What is a crypto scanner?

A scanner watches many coins at once and shows the ones that match certain conditions, so you do not have to check each chart by hand.

What does the setup score mean?

It combines several measures of how strong a setup looks right now into one number from 0 to 100. A higher score means a stronger setup on those measures, not a guaranteed result.

Which coins does Radar scan?

Binance perpetual futures contracts, across all three modes.