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Binance crypto screener with RSI — long setups

Quick answer: set the RSI 14 min and max boxes to screen Binance coins by RSI. Below 30 is conventionally oversold and above 70 overbought; combine it with the EMA filters to find pullbacks inside an uptrend.

This screener scans the top Binance USDT pairs by 24-hour trading volume and refreshes every four hours. Candles come from Binance; EMAs, RSI and percentage moves use daily candles, while MACD uses weekly candles.

The preset filters

• RSI 14 — adjustable min and max; the RSI value is shown for every coin in the table.
• EMA 30 above price — price has dipped below the short-term average.
• EMA 50, 100 and 200 below price — price is still above the medium and long-term trend.
• Symbol type: Spot and Perpetual — all pairs, including those with a perpetual futures contract.
• Technical rating 1W and 1M — Neutral, Buy or Strong Buy by default.

Every filter can be changed. The Short preset flips the logic for pairs bouncing inside a downtrend.

Frequently asked questions

How do I screen crypto by RSI?

Use the RSI 14 min and max boxes in the filter bar. RSI is calculated on daily candles, and the table shows each coin's current value. An RSI under 30 is usually read as oversold and over 70 as overbought, but it is a momentum gauge, not a buy or sell signal.

Which coins does it cover?

The top 150 Binance USDT pairs by 24-hour volume, excluding stablecoins and leveraged tokens.

What does the Perpetual filter do?

It narrows results to pairs that also trade as a Binance perpetual futures contract. If the futures list cannot be reached, the page shows a warning and the filter is inactive.

How often is it refreshed?

Every four hours, around the clock.

How to read these screener results

What the indicators mean

• EMA (exponential moving average) — a moving average that weights recent candles more. Short EMAs (25/30) react quickly; long EMAs (100/200) show the broader trend. Price above the 200 EMA is commonly read as a longer-term uptrend, but that is a convention, not a rule.
• RSI 14 — a 0 to 100 momentum reading. Above about 70 is often called overbought and below about 30 oversold, but in a strong trend RSI can stay extreme for a long time.
• Weekly MACD — the gap between a 12 and a 26 EMA compared with a 9-period signal line. MACD above its signal is usually read as positive momentum. It lags price.
• Technical rating — Market Dekho's approximation of the moving-average and oscillator consensus. It is a summary of past price action, not a forecast.

A sensible way to use a screener

1. Run the screen to shortlist names, then open each one on a live chart and check the structure yourself.
2. Look at what a screener cannot see: results, news, debt, valuation and liquidity.
3. Decide your stop-loss and position size before any entry, and never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
4. Practise the idea on paper trading first. For a second opinion on stocks you already own, try Samjho Bhai.

Limits of any screener

Indicators are built from past prices, so they lag. Data comes from third-party sources such as Yahoo Finance and can be delayed or missing for some symbols, and results change after every scan. Crypto trades around the clock and moves fast, and Indian tax rules apply to gains. Start with the free Crypto track and the crypto tax guide.

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Educational use only. Market Dekho is not SEBI registered and this is not investment advice — a screener result is a starting point for your own research, not a buy or sell signal. Crypto is highly volatile and leveraged products can lose more than your deposit.