The screener: how to read the table and set it up
One table with every futures market from nine exchanges: price, movement across four windows, volatility, volume, funding and open interest — all live.
The screener answers one question: where is there something to trade today. Instead of checking exchanges one by one, you see the whole market at once and sort it by any column with a click on its header.
What the columns show
- Change 5m, 15m, 1h, 24h — four windows at once. You see not just «how much» but «when»: a fresh burst over five minutes versus a steady climb over a day.
- NATR — candle range relative to price, in percent. It shows where the market moves and where it stands still. The window switches between 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h and 24h.
- Range 24h — the width of the daily range and where price sits inside it.
- Volume 24h and the 5-minute volume surge — the second matters more: it catches the moment money arrives.
- Funding, the spread between exchanges and the rate's percentile over the past month.
- Open interest, its hourly change and percentile.
- Corr BTC — whether the coin follows bitcoin or lives its own life.
Ready-made presets
The presets button applies a set of filters and columns in one click instead of making you configure everything by hand.
- Scalping — volume above $30M and a live five-minute candle: your working list for the session.
- Volatile — a wide daily range, something to trade intraday.
- Movers — who travelled furthest over the day, in both directions.
- Independent — coins that go their own way instead of following bitcoin.
- Funding — the widest rate spread between venues.
Your own views
Filters and columns you configure can be saved under a name and switched with one click. Every view has a link — send it to your other device or to a friend and they will see exactly the same screen. With an account views follow you everywhere you sign in, not just in one browser.
Filters and market selection
Beyond thresholds for volume, movement, range and volatility there are two choices people often miss: exchange and asset type. Each option shows how many trading pairs it holds. Besides crypto the table carries stocks, commodities and metals, and currency pairs — keep them or filter them out.
What sits next to the table
Two live feeds on the right. Impulses — coins moving sharply right now: the threshold is 3% per minute for crypto and 0.3% for currencies and commodities, whose daily travel is far smaller. The density map — large orders in the books of six exchanges, with the venue and the distance to price.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to register to use the screener?
No. The table, charts, filters and views all work without signing in. An account only makes your settings follow you across devices instead of living in one browser.
How often does the data update?
In real time: prices arrive as a stream from the exchanges and the table refreshes once a second. Turnover and funding come from the exchange itself rather than being recalculated by us.
Why is there a dash in some cells?
Because the exchange does not provide it: spot pairs have no funding or open interest, and a new coin may lack the history for a 24-hour NATR. Hover over the dash and it explains itself.
How many instruments are in the table?
Over twelve hundred rows: crypto futures from nine exchanges plus stocks, commodities, metals and currency pairs. One coin is one row even when it trades on seven venues.