Ready-made screeners

Tables across all Binance coins at once. The list rebuilds itself; the “Updated Ns ago” label shows when the data arrived. Four tabs: Market Depths and Screener V2 are available on the trial too, Screener V3 and Minerva — subscription only. Below is each tab separately: a screenshot and what each part of it means.

Market Depths tab: a row is a coin, columns are bid ÷ ask at seven depths

A row is a coin. Columns are seven depths: 1.5%, 3%, 5%, 8%, 15%, 30%, 60%. Each cell holds bid ÷ ask at that depth, the same number as COIN RATIO on the chart: 1 — equal, 1.5 — one and a half times more bids, 0.7 — more asks.

• Market — Spot or Futures: whose order book to count.
• Filters — depth band, a “Greater than / Lower than” condition and a number. The filter “1.5% greater than 1.3” keeps coins where, right at the price, bids exceed asks by 30%. There can be several filters.
• Columns — which depths to show, 7/7 by default.
• Preset — a set of filters and columns, saved under a name.

Screener V2 with the condition Bid 1.5% > Ask 3%: on the left, coins where the condition holds now; columns 1H–7D show how many times it fired

The condition compares two sides of the order book at two depths: Side · Band · Operator · Side · Band. “Bid 1.5% greater than Ask 3%” — bids within 1.5% exceed asks within 3%, the same anomaly as in COIN B&A DIFF SMART. The table lists coins where the condition holds right now.

• 1H · 4H · 1D · 7D — how many times the condition fired for the coin over an hour, four hours, a day and a week. 0 / 0 / 2 / 40 — it used to fire often, now it's the first time today. 50 / 206 / 214 / 214 — it fires nonstop.
• Next come the columns of the selected depths (Bid 3% and Ask 15% by default, 2/14): order volume at that depth.
• There can be several conditions; they sit in the “Active” block and are removed with the cross.

Screener V3: a feed of triggers across all pairs — time, ticker, filter, price then and now, tag, 1h–7d counters

Not a coin table but an event feed: each row is one trigger of one of the built-in order book filters for one coin. Newest on top, across all 900+ Binance pairs.

• Timestamp — when it fired.
• Coin Name — the coin; the button next to it opens its chart.
• Filter Name — what fired: b1.5 > a8 reads “bids within 1.5% became larger than asks within 8%”. The first letter is the side, the number is the depth.
• Previous Price — the price at the moment of the trigger. Last Price — the price now. Price Change % — the difference between them: what the price did after the signal.
• Tag — FRESH or TREND: the signal status.
• 1h · 4h · 1d · 7d — how many times this filter fired for this coin over the window. 1 / 1 / 6 / 20 — a rare event. 11 / 135 / 210 / 210 — it fires constantly, the signal is no news.
• Clicking a row expands a summary: when the coin entered the feed, when the previous crossover was, how many crossovers there have been since and how the price changed between them.

Minerva: the same feed for Minerva signals; at the top — source interval (1m / 5m) and signal type (all / long / short)

The same feed, but for Minerva signals — a fixed set of order book filters. The columns are the same as in V3. A green ticker is a long signal (b1.5 > a3: bids near the price exceed asks), a red one is short (a1.5 > b15: asks near the price exceed bids).

• Source Interval — 1m Analysis or 5m Analysis: which data to look for the crossover in. 1m sees it earlier and fires more often, 5m — less often, only if the skew held.
• Signal Type — All, Long, Short.

Find which coins right now have what an indicator shows on a single chart. It's a search across the whole market, four ways.

For example.

• Market Depths — compare order book skew across all coins at one depth: sort the 1.5% column, and the coins with the strongest demand near the price come to the top.
• Screener V2 with the condition “Bid 1.5% greater than Ask 3%” — a table of coins that have that very DIFF SMART anomaly right now.
• Screener V3 — when the filter fired for each coin and what has happened to the price since. The 1h–7d counters separate a rare event from a constant one.
• Minerva — the same for Minerva signals, with a choice of long or short.

Main platform menu → Screeners. A separate page, not the chart rail. Tabs are at the top of the page.

Each tab has its own filters — covered above. Common to all: the Columns block (what to show), Preset (save a set of filters under a name), the “Updated” line (data freshness). The depths are the same as everywhere: 1.5 · 3 · 5 · 8 · 15 · 30 · 60%.