Screener: coins at EVA zones

The screener shows where the price is now relative to EVA zones — the same zones drawn on the chart — across all coins of the terminal at once. Pick a timeframe: the table is recalculated at the close of each of its bars, one table for everyone, and shows only what is visible on the chart of that timeframe.

Three states

Approaching — the price is near the zone and has moved closer to it over the last bars. “Very close” is closer than “close”; the “very close” filter keeps only the closest ones.

In zone — the last closed bar closed inside the zone. The time in the row is the bar from which the price has been in the zone.

Bounced — the price recently touched the zone and closed beyond it on the side it came from: up from support, down from resistance. The time is the bar with which it left the zone.

Columns

• Zone — support (a zone of past turns up, “turns ↑” on the chart) or resistance (down, “turns ↓”).
• Price and zone bounds — the close of the last bar and the lower–upper bound of the zone.
• Zone strength — in words and one to five dots: how firmly the zone held the price before (touches, rejections, age).
• Trendline — “yes” if a chart trendline enters this zone within the next bars: on the chart this is a diamond.
• Cluster in zone — volume large for this coin recently traded at the zone’s levels: the same circles the “Cluster search” layer draws with its default filter. Strength is how large compared with the coin’s usual volume on this timeframe. The side — “buys” or “sells” — is who clearly dominated the cluster among those buying and selling at market; with no clear edge it is “mixed”, in grey. Hovering shows the volume and shares. A dash means there is no trade-by-level record for this coin over the needed period.
• When — the time of the event in the clock chosen in the terminal settings, with the time zone.
• OI 1h — the change in open interest over the hour across all venues (if there is no per-venue series — Bybit, as the tooltip says).

Filters and “Mine”

Timeframe, market, state, zone type, zone and cluster strength (“medium and up”, “strong only”), the cluster side relative to the zone (“with the zone” — sells at resistance or buys at support, “against the zone” — the opposite; mixed clusters belong to neither), “has intersection”, “has cluster”. A coin has one row with the zone nearest to the price; its other zones open under “more”, and “all zones as a list” shows each zone in its own row. Filters are remembered, “reset” brings everything back. The star in a row adds the coin to “Mine”; the “Mine” list is kept with your account and is the same on the computer and the phone.

Row and alert

Tapping a row opens the coin on the chart of that timeframe — the zone will be on screen. The bell in a row opens the “Alert on this zone” menu: “Intersection” and “Clusters” open a form already filled in for the coin and the zone type, “Market events” — its own form without the coin and zone. Alerts run up to 4h: on the daily the form opens with 4h.

What the screener does not show

These are observations, not trading advice: a zone does not promise a turn, and a bounce does not promise a continuation. The state changes with the price and may already be different by the time you open the coin. The screener looks only at the terminal’s coins, not the whole market.