What is CryptoScreener247?

CryptoScreener247 is a free cryptocurrency technical analysis platform that monitors the top 50 cryptocurrencies by volume on Binance. It provides real-time RSI, MACD, EMA, Volume, and Bollinger Bands analysis with advanced divergence detection.

How often is the cryptocurrency data updated?

Our screener updates every minute with the latest price and indicator data from Binance. Technical signals including divergences, crossovers, and momentum readings are recalculated in real-time.

What technical indicators does CryptoScreener247 track?

We track five key technical indicators: RSI (Relative Strength Index) for momentum, MACD for trend direction and momentum, EMA crossovers for trend confirmation, Volume analysis for market participation, and Bollinger Bands for volatility and breakout signals.

What timeframes are available for crypto analysis?

CryptoScreener247 analyzes cryptocurrencies across six timeframes: 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, and weekly charts. This multi-timeframe approach helps identify trend alignment and optimal entry points.

How do I find oversold or overbought cryptocurrencies?

Use the Advanced Filters section to filter by RSI Zone. Select 'Oversold' to find coins with RSI below 30, or 'Overbought' for coins with RSI above 70. You can combine this with other filters like divergence detection for higher-probability setups.

What is RSI divergence in crypto trading?

RSI divergence occurs when price and the RSI indicator move in opposite directions. Bullish divergence (price makes lower lows while RSI makes higher lows) suggests potential upward reversal. Bearish divergence (price makes higher highs while RSI makes lower highs) signals potential downward reversal.

CryptoScreener247 – Live AI Crypto Signals & Screener

1. Introduction to CryptoScreener247

CryptoScreener247 is a free, institutional-grade cryptocurrency technical analysis platform that monitors the top 50 cryptocurrencies by trading volume on Binance. Unlike basic screeners that only show price data, CryptoScreener247 performs deep analysis using five core technical indicators across five timeframes, updated every minute.

What Makes Us Different

Structure Break Divergence Detection: Our proprietary algorithm identifies only major price swings that break previous levels—the same methodology used by institutional traders
AI-Powered Confluence Analysis: Machine learning scores and ranks setups based on multi-indicator agreement
Real-Time Streaming: Live price updates every second via Server-Sent Events (SSE)
TradingView-Compatible Calculations: All indicators match professional platforms exactly

Platform Capabilities

Feature	Details
Market Coverage	Top 50 cryptocurrencies by 24h volume on Binance
Technical Indicators	RSI, MACD, EMA (9/21/50), Volume, Bollinger Bands
Timeframes	15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, Daily, Weekly
Update Frequency	Prices: 1 second \| Indicators: 1-15 minutes
Divergence Types	Regular Bullish/Bearish, Hidden Bullish/Bearish
Email Alerts	3 per week (Free), 50 (Premium), 200 (Pro)

2. Getting Started

Accessing the Screener

Simply visit cryptoscreener247.com in any modern browser. No account required for full access to all indicators, filters, and AI analysis. The screener loads automatically with the latest market data.

Understanding the Main Table

The main dashboard displays all 50 tracked cryptocurrencies. Each row represents one coin with the following columns:

Column	Description
Coin	Cryptocurrency symbol (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.). Click to open detailed analysis.
Price	Current market price in USDT, updated every second via live stream.
Change	Percentage change from the last closed candle of the selected timeframe.
RSI	RSI value (0-100) with zone coloring and divergence badges.
MACD	MACD signal status showing crossover type and momentum direction.
EMA	Trend classification based on EMA 9/21/50 alignment.
Volume	Relative volume (RVol) compared to 20-period average.
Bollinger	Price position within bands and squeeze/breakout status.

💡 Pro Tip

Click any column header to sort the table. Click a coin row to open the detailed analysis page with AI-generated insights, multi-timeframe comparison, and probability scenarios.

3. Understanding Timeframes

CryptoScreener247 analyzes cryptocurrencies across five timeframes. Each timeframe serves different trading styles and strategies.

15m

Day Trading

1h

Intraday Swing

4h

Swing Trading

1D

Position Trading

1W

Investment

Timeframe	Best For	Typical Hold Time	Update Frequency
15 minutes	Day trading, quick scalps	Minutes to hours	Every 5 minutes
1 hour	Intraday swing trades	Hours to 1-2 days	Every 15 minutes
4 hours	Swing trading	2-7 days	Every 15 minutes
Daily	Position trading	1-4 weeks	Every 1 hour
Weekly	Long-term investment	Weeks to months	Every 1 hour

⚠️ Important Note

Higher timeframes generally produce more reliable signals but fewer opportunities. Lower timeframes generate more signals but with more noise. Always confirm signals across multiple timeframes for higher probability setups.

4. RSI Indicator Deep Dive

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator measuring the speed and magnitude of recent price changes. It oscillates between 0-100, helping identify overbought and oversold conditions.

How RSI is Calculated

We use Wilder's smoothing method (the TradingView standard) for accurate RSI calculation:

RSI = 100 - (100 / (1 + RS))
RS = Average Gain / Average Loss (over 14 periods)

RSI Data Points in Coin Detail Page

When you click on a coin, the RSI section displays these detailed data points:

📊 RSI Value

Current RSI reading (0-100). The core momentum measurement.

<30 Oversold 30-70 Neutral >70 Overbought

📈 RSI Momentum

Direction RSI is moving based on recent candles.

Increasing Decreasing Flat

🎯 RSI Zone

Classification of current RSI position.

Oversold Neutral Overbought

💪 RSI Strength

Distance from neutral (50). Measures conviction.

Weak Moderate Strong Very Strong

Zone History Tracking

We track when RSI last entered extreme zones:

Data Point	Description
`lastOversold.candlesAgo`	How many candles since RSI was last below 30
`lastOversold.lowestRSI`	The lowest RSI value reached during that oversold period
`lastOversold.duration`	How many candles RSI stayed in oversold territory
`lastOverbought.candlesAgo`	How many candles since RSI was last above 70
`lastOverbought.highestRSI`	The highest RSI value reached during that overbought period
`lastOverbought.duration`	How many candles RSI stayed in overbought territory

RSI Divergence Data

Data Point	Description
`divergence.type`	Regular Bullish, Regular Bearish, Hidden Bullish, Hidden Bearish, or None
`divergence.strength`	Strong, Medium, or Weak based on magnitude and alignment
`divergence.candlesAgo`	When the divergence pattern completed forming
`divergence.volumeConfirmed`	Whether volume pattern supports the divergence (true/false)
`divergence.confidenceScore`	0-100 score based on strength, alignment, volume, and freshness

📌 Example: Reading RSI Data

You see BTC with: RSI Value: 28 | Zone: Oversold | Divergence: Regular Bullish (Strong) | Confidence: 85

Interpretation: Bitcoin's RSI is in oversold territory (28 < 30) with a strong bullish divergence confirmed. The 85% confidence score indicates excellent alignment between price and RSI swings, with volume confirmation. This is a high-probability reversal setup.

5. MACD Indicator Deep Dive

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is a trend-following momentum indicator showing the relationship between two EMAs. It consists of three components:

MACD Line = EMA(12) - EMA(26)
Signal Line = EMA(9) of MACD Line
Histogram = MACD Line - Signal Line

MACD Data Points in Coin Detail Page

📊 MACD Value

The MACD line value (12 EMA minus 26 EMA).

📈 Signal Value

The 9-period EMA of the MACD line.

📉 Histogram

Visual difference between MACD and Signal. Shows momentum strength.

💪 MACD Strength

Histogram magnitude classification: Weak, Moderate, Strong.

Crossover Data

Data Point	Description
`crossover.type`	Bullish Crossover (MACD crosses above Signal) or Bearish Crossover (MACD crosses below Signal)
`crossover.candlesAgo`	How many candles since the crossover occurred
`crossover.strength`	Strong or Medium based on distance between lines at cross
`crossover.histogramConfirming`	Whether histogram is expanding in crossover direction (true/false)
`crossover.freshness`	Fresh (≤3 candles), Recent (4-10), or Old (>10)

Zero Line Cross Data

Data Point	Description
`zeroCross.type`	Bullish Zero Cross or Bearish Zero Cross
`zeroCross.candlesAgo`	When MACD last crossed the zero line
`zeroCross.currentPosition`	Above Zero (bullish momentum) or Below Zero (bearish momentum)

Histogram Momentum

Tracks histogram direction regardless of value:

Rising - Histogram bars getting larger (bullish momentum building)
Falling - Histogram bars getting smaller (momentum weakening)
Flat - Little change in histogram size

📌 Example: Reading MACD Data

ETH shows: Crossover: Bullish (Fresh) | Position: Below Zero | Histogram: Rising

Interpretation: MACD just crossed bullish (within 3 candles) but is still below zero—meaning we're in a downtrend that's showing early reversal signs. The rising histogram confirms bullish momentum is building. This is an early trend change signal; confirmation would be a zero line cross.

6. EMA Indicator Deep Dive

We use three Exponential Moving Averages (9, 21, 50 periods) for trend analysis. EMAs give more weight to recent prices, making them more responsive than Simple Moving Averages.

EMA Data Points in Coin Detail Page

📊 EMA Values

The actual EMA 9, EMA 21, and EMA 50 price levels.

📈 Price Position

Where current price sits relative to all three EMAs.

Above All Below All Between

🎯 Trend Classification

Overall trend based on EMA alignment and slopes.

Strong Bullish Bullish Sideways Bearish

🔗 Alignment Quality

How well-ordered the EMAs are (9 > 21 > 50 or reverse).

Strong Medium Weak None

EMA Trend Classifications

Trend	Conditions
Strong Bullish	Price > EMA9 > EMA21 > EMA50, all slopes positive
Bullish	EMA9 > EMA21 > EMA50, price above EMA21
Weak Bullish	Some bullish alignment but mixed signals
Sideways	EMAs clustered together, no clear direction
Weak Bearish	Some bearish alignment but mixed signals
Bearish	EMA9 < EMA21 < EMA50, price below EMA21
Strong Bearish	Price < EMA9 < EMA21 < EMA50, all slopes negative

Crossover Data

Data Point	Description
`crossover.type`	Golden Cross (9 crosses above 21) or Death Cross (9 crosses below 21)
`crossover.candles_ago`	When the crossover occurred
`crossover.significance`	High, Medium, or Low based on EMA separation

Support/Resistance Detection

Data Point	Description
`support_level`	The EMA acting as support (price bouncing off from above)
`support_type`	Which EMA: EMA9, EMA21, or EMA50
`resistance_level`	The EMA acting as resistance (price rejected from below)
`resistance_type`	Which EMA: EMA9, EMA21, or EMA50

Distance Metrics

How far price is from each EMA (useful for mean reversion):

distance.from_ema9_pct - Percentage distance from EMA 9
distance.from_ema21_pct - Percentage distance from EMA 21
distance.from_ema50_pct - Percentage distance from EMA 50

Channel Data

Data Point	Description
`channel.position`	Where price is within the EMA ribbon: Upper, Middle, Lower
`channel.width_pct`	Width of EMA ribbon as percentage (volatility proxy)

7. Volume Analysis Deep Dive

Volume measures market participation—the total amount traded. CryptoScreener247 provides comprehensive volume analysis including relative volume, OBV, accumulation patterns, and climax detection.

Volume Data Points in Coin Detail Page

📊 Current Volume

Volume for the current candle in coins and USDT value.

📈 Average Volume (20)

20-period average volume for baseline comparison.

🎯 Relative Volume (RVol)

Current volume divided by average. 1.0 = average, 2.0 = 2x average.

📉 Volume Trend

Whether volume is rising, falling, or stable over recent candles.

Volume Spike Detection

Spike Type	RVol Threshold	Meaning
Extreme Spike	≥ 2.5x	Massive interest; major institutional activity
Strong Spike	≥ 1.8x	Significant participation; confirms price moves
Moderate Spike	≥ 1.3x	Above average interest; watch for continuation
No Spike	< 1.3x	Normal volume; no unusual activity

On-Balance Volume (OBV) Data

Data Point	Description
`obv.value`	Cumulative OBV value (adds volume on up candles, subtracts on down)
`obv.trend`	Rising, Falling, or Flat based on OBV direction
`obv.divergence.detected`	Whether OBV is diverging from price (true/false)
`obv.divergence.type`	Bullish or Bearish OBV divergence type

Accumulation/Distribution Pattern

Data Point	Description
`accumulation.pattern`	Accumulation (buying), Distribution (selling), or None
`accumulation.strength`	Strong, Moderate, or Weak pattern strength

Volume Climax Detection

Identifies exhaustion moves where massive volume leads to reversal:

Data Point	Description
`climax.detected`	Whether a volume climax was detected (true/false)
`climax.type`	Buying Climax or Selling Climax
`climax.rvol`	The RVol at climax (typically 4x+ average)
`climax.reversalSignal`	Strong, Moderate, or Weak reversal potential

Last Move Confirmation

Data Point	Description
`lastMove.direction`	Bullish or Bearish based on recent price action
`lastMove.confirmed`	Whether the move had volume confirmation (true/false)
`lastMove.quality`	High, Medium, or Low quality based on volume support

📌 Example: Reading Volume Data

SOL breaks above $150 with: RVol: 2.8x | Spike: Extreme | Last Move: Bullish (Confirmed)

Interpretation: This is a high-conviction breakout. Volume at nearly 3x average confirms strong buyer participation. The move is "confirmed" meaning volume supports the price action. This is NOT a fake breakout.

8. Bollinger Bands Deep Dive

Bollinger Bands measure volatility using a middle band (20 SMA) and upper/lower bands set 2 standard deviations away. They adapt to market conditions—widening in volatile markets and contracting in quiet markets.

Middle Band = SMA(Close, 20)
Upper Band = Middle + (2 × StdDev)
Lower Band = Middle - (2 × StdDev)
%B = (Close - Lower) / (Upper - Lower)

Bollinger Data Points in Coin Detail Page

📊 Band Values

Upper, Middle, and Lower band price levels.

📈 %B (Percent B)

Position within bands. 0 = lower band, 0.5 = middle, 1.0 = upper band.

🎯 Price Position

Qualitative position: At Upper, At Lower, In Middle, Above Upper, Below Lower.

📉 Bandwidth

Width of bands as percentage. Low = squeeze, High = expansion.

%B Zone Classifications

%B Value	Zone	Interpretation
> 1.0	Above Upper Band	Extremely overbought; price outside normal range
0.8 - 1.0	Upper Zone	Overbought; potential resistance
0.2 - 0.8	Middle Zone	Normal trading range
0.0 - 0.2	Lower Zone	Oversold; potential support
< 0.0	Below Lower Band	Extremely oversold; price outside normal range

Squeeze Detection

A squeeze occurs when bands narrow significantly, indicating low volatility and potential explosive move:

Data Point	Description
`squeeze.detected`	Whether a squeeze is currently active (true/false)
`squeeze.duration`	How many candles the squeeze has been active
`squeeze.strength`	Extreme (bandwidth < 1.5%), Strong (< 2%), Normal
`squeeze.breakoutPotential`	Very High, High, Medium based on squeeze characteristics

Breakout Detection

Data Point	Description
`breakout.detected`	Whether price broke outside bands (true/false)
`breakout.type`	Bullish Breakout (above upper) or Bearish Breakdown (below lower)
`breakout.candlesAgo`	When the breakout occurred
`breakout.strength`	Strong, Medium, or Weak based on volume and continuation

Band Walk Pattern

When price "walks" along a band (staying near it for multiple candles), it indicates a strong trend:

Data Point	Description
`bandWalk.detected`	Whether a band walk is occurring (true/false)
`bandWalk.band`	Upper (bullish trend) or Lower (bearish trend)
`bandWalk.duration`	How many candles price has been walking the band

Mean Reversion Setup

Data Point	Description
`meanReversion.detected`	Whether price is extended and likely to revert (true/false)
`meanReversion.type`	Bullish Reversion (from lower) or Bearish Reversion (from upper)
`meanReversion.distancePct`	How far price is from the middle band

9. Divergence Detection System

Divergence detection is CryptoScreener247's most powerful feature. We use Structure Break Methodology—the same approach used by institutional traders—to identify high-probability reversal signals.

What is Divergence?

Divergence occurs when price and an indicator (RSI, MACD) move in opposite directions. This conflict signals that the current trend is losing momentum.

Divergence Types

Type	Price Action	Indicator Action	Signal
Regular Bullish	Lower Low	Higher Low	Reversal UP (bears losing power)
Regular Bearish	Higher High	Lower High	Reversal DOWN (bulls losing power)
Hidden Bullish	Higher Low	Lower Low	Continuation UP (trend resuming)
Hidden Bearish	Lower High	Higher High	Continuation DOWN (trend resuming)

Structure Break Methodology

Most screeners detect divergence by comparing recent highs/lows, creating many false signals. Our approach only confirms divergence when price breaks a significant structural level:

Major Swing Detection: We identify only MAJOR swings that break previous highs or lows. Minor internal swings are ignored.
Close Price Only: We use closing prices, not wicks, to filter out noise and false breakouts.
Confirmation Required: A swing is only confirmed when price closes beyond the swing point.
Indicator Alignment: We check if the indicator shows divergence against these confirmed major swings.

💡 Why This Matters

Traditional divergence detection shows 20 signals with 15 being false. Our structure break methodology shows 5 signals with 4 being valid. Fewer but higher-quality signals = better trades.

Confidence Scoring

Each divergence receives a confidence score (0-100) based on:

Factor	Points
Strong divergence magnitude	+40
Good alignment (≤3 candle offset)	+20
Volume confirmation	+15
Aligned with overall trend	+15
Fresh (≤5 candles old)	+10

📌 Example: Regular Bullish Divergence

Scenario: BTC price drops from $40,000 → $38,000 → $36,000. RSI moves from 35 → 30 → 32.

Analysis: Price made a lower low ($36K < $38K), but RSI made a higher low (32 > 30). This is bullish divergence—despite price dropping further, selling momentum is actually decreasing. The structure break confirms when price closes back above the $36K swing low.

Result: High-probability bounce setup. Historical analysis shows similar setups lead to 8-15% bounces on the daily timeframe.

10. AI-Powered Features

AI Confluence Analysis

Our AI engine analyzes all five indicators simultaneously and calculates a Confluence Score (0-100) representing how many indicators align in the same direction.

Score	Classification	Meaning
80-100	Strong Confluence	4-5 indicators aligned; high-probability setup
60-79	Moderate Confluence	3 indicators aligned; decent setup with some conflict
40-59	Mixed Signals	2 indicators aligned; conflicting signals
0-39	No Confluence	Indicators contradict; avoid trading

AI Market Narrative

When you click on any coin, our AI generates a comprehensive analysis narrative—not a template, but dynamically generated based on current conditions:

Current Market Position: Where price stands relative to key levels
Momentum Assessment: Strength and direction of the current move
Trend Analysis: Short, medium, and long-term trend alignment
Volume Context: Whether moves are supported by participation
Key Levels: Support and resistance from EMAs and Bollinger Bands

AI Probability Engine

Machine learning trained on historical patterns estimates likelihood of various outcomes:

Bounce Probability: Likelihood of upward reversal at current levels
Breakdown Probability: Likelihood of continued decline
Consolidation Probability: Likelihood of sideways movement
Trade Quality Score: Overall setup quality (A/B/C/D grade)

AI Scenario Generator

For each coin, the AI generates three potential scenarios with target prices and conditions:

Bullish Scenario: Upside targets and trigger conditions
Base Case: Most likely outcome based on current data
Bearish Scenario: Downside targets and invalidation levels

11. Advanced Filters

The Advanced Filters panel lets you narrow down coins to only those matching your specific criteria. Click "Advanced Filters" at the top of the screener to expand the filter panel.

Available Filters

RSI Filters

RSI Zone: Oversold (<30), Neutral (30-70), Overbought (>70)
RSI Value Range: Custom min/max RSI values
RSI Divergence: Bullish, Bearish, Hidden Bullish, Hidden Bearish

MACD Filters

Signal: Bullish Crossover, Bearish Crossover
Position: Above Zero, Below Zero
Histogram: Rising, Falling

EMA Filters

Trend: Strong Bullish, Bullish, Sideways, Bearish, Strong Bearish
Crossover: Golden Cross, Death Cross

Volume Filters

Spike Level: Extreme (>250%), Strong (>180%), Moderate (>130%)
Trend: Rising, Falling

Bollinger Filters

Position: At Upper Band, At Lower Band, In Middle
Squeeze: Squeeze Active (low volatility alert)
Breakout: Bullish Breakout, Bearish Breakdown

💡 Filter Combination Strategy

Multiple filters use AND logic. For example: RSI Oversold + Bullish MACD Crossover + Volume Spike shows only coins where ALL three conditions are true—the highest probability setups.

12. Email Alert System

CryptoScreener247 monitors the market 24/7 and notifies you when your conditions are met.

Creating an Alert

Click "Email Alerts" in the top menu
Select the coin to monitor
Choose the timeframe
Set your conditions (RSI level, MACD signal, etc.)
Choose logic: AND (all conditions) or OR (any condition)
Enter your email address
Click "Create Alert"

Alert Conditions Available

RSI: Crosses above/below value, enters oversold/overbought zone, divergence detected
MACD: Bullish/bearish crossover, crosses zero line
EMA: Golden cross, death cross, price crosses EMA
Volume: Volume spike detected
Bollinger: Price touches bands, squeeze detected, breakout occurs

Weekly Quotas

Tier	Alerts Per Week
Free	3 alerts
Premium	50 alerts
Pro	200 alerts

📧 What's in an Alert Email?

Each alert includes: coin & timeframe, which conditions triggered, current price & change, all indicator values, direct link to detailed analysis, and your remaining quota.

13. Trading Examples

Example 1: Finding Oversold Bounce Trades

Goal: Find coins that have sold off aggressively and may bounce.

Step-by-Step

Select 4h timeframe for swing trades
Open Advanced Filters
Set RSI Zone: Oversold
Set RSI Divergence: Bullish Divergence
Review results (3 coins match)

What you find: LINK with RSI 26, bullish divergence, MACD histogram turning green. The AI confirms: "Structure break methodology validates divergence. Historical setups show 15-25% bounces within 3-5 days."

Example 2: Bollinger Squeeze Breakout

Goal: Find coins coiling in tight ranges ready for explosive moves.

Step-by-Step

Select 1D timeframe for larger moves
Set Bollinger Filter: Squeeze Active
Set EMA Trend: Bullish (directional bias)
Look for squeeze duration >10 candles

What you find: DOT with extreme squeeze (15 days), bullish EMA alignment. Set alert for price breaking above upper band with volume spike to confirm breakout.

Example 3: Trend Continuation Entry

Goal: Add to positions during pullbacks in strong trends.

Step-by-Step

Select 1h timeframe for timing
Set EMA Trend: Strong Bullish
Set MACD: Above Zero + Bullish Crossover
Set RSI: Neutral (not overbought)

Result: Finds coins in established uptrends (EMA aligned, MACD positive) that just pulled back and are resuming higher (fresh bullish crossover), without being overbought.

14. Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

How often does data update?

Prices update every second via live stream. Indicators update every 5-60 minutes depending on timeframe. The screener uses Server-Sent Events for automatic updates—no manual refresh needed.

Which cryptocurrencies are tracked?

We track the top 50 cryptocurrencies by 24-hour trading volume on Binance Spot. The list updates dynamically as volumes change.

Is the screener free?

Yes, all core features are free including real-time data, all indicators, filters, and AI analysis. Free accounts get 3 email alerts per week.

Technical Questions

How accurate is divergence detection?

Our structure break methodology shows approximately 70-75% accuracy for predicting reversals within 5-10 candles in backtesting. However, no indicator is 100% accurate—always use proper risk management.

Why doesn't my divergence match TradingView?

TradingView's built-in divergence tools use different methodologies. We use close prices only (not wicks), require structural confirmation, and ignore minor swings. Our approach produces fewer but higher-quality signals.

What RSI/MACD settings do you use?

RSI: 14-period (Wilder's method). MACD: 12-26-9. These match TradingView defaults exactly.

Trading Questions

Should I trade every signal?

No. The screener is a scanning tool to find potential setups faster. Each setup requires your own analysis, risk assessment, and trade management. Quality over quantity always wins.

What's the best timeframe?

Depends on your style. Day trading: 15m-1h. Swing trading: 4h-1d. Position trading: 1d-1w. Higher timeframes produce more reliable but fewer signals.

How do I combine indicators?

Look for confluence—multiple indicators pointing the same direction. Example: RSI oversold + bullish MACD + price at lower Bollinger + volume spike. More alignment = higher probability.