Market Radar
Market Radar is a crypto market scanner for traders who do not want to keep hundreds of charts open. You describe the kind of move that matters to you, and Radar watches Binance, Bybit and WEEX for the pairs that match it.
The problem
Each exchange lists hundreds of spot and futures pairs. By the time a sharp move shows up on a top-gainers list, much of it has already happened, and a classic screener only shows a snapshot when you remember to refresh it.
A personal alert is not the answer either: it only covers a pair you picked in advance. The most unusual move of the day often happens in a pair you were not watching.
How it works
Pick the exchanges, Spot or Futures, the direction and a threshold such as a percentage move within 1, 3, 5 or 15 minutes, a volume spike, or a price move confirmed by volume.
Scan every pair, only the most liquid pairs by 24-hour volume, or your own custom list. A minimum 24-hour volume filter keeps thin markets out.
When a pair matches, Radar sends a Telegram message. A cooldown stops the same pair from repeating in your feed while the move continues.
Thresholds per window (1m, 3m, 5m, 15m) for upward moves, downward moves or both.
Catch trading volume that jumps to a multiple of its usual level, on its own or as confirmation of a price move.
Binance, Bybit and WEEX in one scanner, with exchange and market type selectable separately.
All pairs, top pairs by 24-hour volume, or a custom pair list, plus a minimum 24-hour volume.
Per-pair cooldown against repeated messages, and the option to route Radar to its own Telegram group.
Browse pairs that have been trading inside a range and compare range width and duration before you open a chart.
Market Radar scans Spot and Futures markets on Binance, Bybit and WEEX using public market data. Radar itself needs no API keys; read-only keys are used only if you also connect the journal.
Binance
Bybit
WEEXRadar finds the market; what you do next is up to you. Radar matches are delivered through Telegram alerts, and if you trade a move, the trade is imported by the trading journal after sync. Signal Review then shows whether trades that started from radar signals were worth taking.
A screener shows a table you have to refresh and read yourself. Market Radar runs continuously and sends a message only when a pair matches the move you described, so you do not have to watch the table.
Personal alerts watch exact conditions on pairs you choose. Market Radar watches many pairs at once and finds the ones that start moving, including pairs you were not following.
Spot and Futures markets on Binance, Bybit and WEEX. You can limit scanning to selected exchanges, market types, the most liquid pairs or a custom pair list.
Radar uses a cooldown so the same pair is not reported again and again while one move develops. Filters on direction, threshold and liquidity also reduce noise, and Radar can post to a separate Telegram group.
No. A Radar message says that a pair moved in the way you described. It is not a trading recommendation and does not predict what the price will do next.
Join the beta to connect alerts, radar signals and your real trades in one workflow.
