Setup radar — every coin read by the same rules
The same multi-timeframe plan you see on the live chart, run on every major coin at once: RSI waves decide the direction, the averages confirm, the wave fuel says how much is left. Coins with a complete setup rise to the top; the rest show what they are still waiting for.
Coins: the 26 majors on our chart plus every coin you add here or to your chart watchlist (the two lists are the same, saved in this browser). Any coin with a USDT pair on Binance spot works. Candles from Binance; rescans itself every 5 minutes while the page is open. A reading of the rules, not a signal to trade.
How these rules did over the last 12 months
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How to read a card
Orders only on BTC, ETH and SOL. Every coin gets the full trend reading, but the radar suggests an order only on Bitcoin, Ether and Solana. Altcoins run through stops far more often — in the 12-month test 18% of altcoin orders won against 35% on the three majors — so on an altcoin whose checklist lines up the card says Lines up · reading and the decision is yours.
Two ways in. Way 1 waits for the 4h wave to run and buys the end of a 1h pullback. Way 2 is only for a strong trend — the weekly and most daily frames (D1–D6) pointing the same way, and the 12h still accelerating: when the 4h correction has lost its push and the 1h is already accelerating back, the radar enters early at half size, because the 1h tends to pull the 4h and 6h along. Without that big-trend backing there is no early entry. In the 12-month test the early entries were only about break-even; the pullback entry is the core.
Ready means every line of the checklist is ticked: the weekly and daily groups allow the direction, 12h and 6h are not against it, 4h and 1h RSI have crossed the same way, the 4h wave has just started (at most 6 four-hour candles since its RSI cross) with a full or good tank, the 1h is pushing the same way, and the entry is the end of a 1h pullback (1h RSI 40 / 60) inside the 4h wave, the stop sits under that pullback and, once 4h RSI reaches 70 / 30, the trade closes when RSI turns back through its EMA9; shorts also need D1 and 12h turned down. Only then does a suggested order appear, with a button that loads it into the Practice Arena.
Getting ready means the direction is set and the short-term frames are lining up (the 1h is already pushing, or the outlook says a correction is nearly done). Too late means the direction is right but the move has already run: the 12h or daily tank is nearly empty (RSI near 80, or 20 on the way down), so a new entry would chase the top — wait for a correction to refill it. Wait means the larger frames have a direction but the short-term frames are still correcting against it — the card tells you which condition is missing. No direction means neither the weekly nor the daily group has a valid RSI wave.
Liquidity (💧). RSI waves only behave like waves when plenty of money trades the coin. Each card shows the median value traded per day on Binance spot: under $5M a day the radar never suggests an order (single orders push RSI around), $5–20M is marked thin, above $20M is normal.
Your own coins. Type any ticker into “Scan any coin” — if it has a USDT pair on Binance spot, the radar reads it with exactly the same rules and keeps scanning it every 5 minutes alongside the majors (marked ★, filter “My coins”). The list lives in your browser and is shared with the watchlist on the live chart, so every trader keeps their own set. Newer listings are read on the timeframes that already have enough candles.
The small arrow after each fuel bar is the acceleration — the gap between RSI and its averages: ⇡ still widening (speeding up, hard to turn), ⇣ narrowing (easing off or braking), • closed (no push left, the wave can turn).
The fuel bars under each card are the RSI position inside the current wave on 1D, 12h, 4h and 1h: a full tank is a wave that has barely started, an empty tank is a wave near RSI 90 (or 10 on the way down). Open any coin to see the full plan, the two scenarios and the triggers.