Cryptocurrency Screeners: Pump, Dump, Open Interest and Liquidations

Crypto screeners on the Crypto-Resources platform help you find pumps, dumps, OI signals and liquidations and open trades directly from your browser.

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Cryptocurrency screener

What are cryptocurrency screeners

Cryptocurrency screeners are a practical tool for quickly finding market situations that match your conditions. Instead of manually scanning dozens of coins and futures, a trader gets a filtered shortlist by price, volume, open interest, and liquidations.

A real-time cryptocurrency screener scans the market and shows instruments where a noticeable change has already occurred. Such a crypto scanner reduces manual coin-by-coin review and leaves the trader with validating the found event on the chart.

On the Crypto-Resources platform, screeners are connected to trade execution: the selected ticker opens on the built-in chart, and order parameters can be prepared in the same window without a separate terminal or manual data transfer.

Market events

What movements a cryptocurrency screener finds

Conditions are configured for a specific task: scalping, intraday trading, or event-driven work. Each screener type covers a separate change in price or participant positioning.

PRICE UP

Pump screener

Highlights coins with a sharp price rise over the selected time window and shows the size of the move.

PRICE DOWN

Dump screener

Finds assets with a rapid price decline and helps separate a clear move from background volatility.

OPEN INTEREST

Open Interest screener

Tracks OI growth or decline and shows how the volume of open futures contracts is changing.

LIQUIDATIONS

Liquidation screener

Records long and short liquidations, their notional size, and share relative to the instrument open interest.

FUNDING RATE

Funding screener

Filters futures by funding rate and interval to show the imbalance between longs and shorts.

Price and volume

Pump and dump screener: the move has already started

The pump and dump screener tracks coins with abnormal price changes over a short period. The move threshold and time window are set separately, so the same tool can be tuned for different trading scenarios.

What the pump and dump screener shows

  • assets where a sharp rise — a pump — or a sharp drop — a dump — has already occurred;
  • the size of the price change and the time over which it formed;
  • related OI, volume, and funding rate changes;
  • instruments with pronounced volatility instead of a generic coin list.

Clicking a ticker opens the chart where you can check levels, market context, and prior coin behavior. A screener event is not a ready-made entry point: the decision is made after assessing the chart, liquidity, and risk.

Derivatives

Open Interest screener: where contracts are active

Open Interest (OI) shows the number of open futures contracts. An Open Interest screener helps you see where participant positioning is changing and whether a price move is accompanied by position building or closing.

How to read an OI change

  • rising OI during a price move may indicate new positions being added and momentum strengthening;
  • falling OI during a price move may mean position closing, profit taking, or liquidations;
  • a divergence between price and OI adds context for validating the move;
  • a funding rate change helps assess the long/short imbalance.

After an OI change, the trader checks price and volume on the chart and acts according to their trading plan.

Leveraged positions

Liquidation screener: major futures events

The liquidation screener shows market events where the exchange forcibly closes leveraged positions. For each event it displays the ticker, direction, liquidation size, and its share of total OI.

  • long liquidations accompany forced buyer closures on a downward move;
  • short liquidations occur when sellers are closed on an upward move and may accompany a short squeeze;
  • a notional filter excludes small events;
  • an OI share filter lets you compare liquidation impact across assets of different size.

Mass liquidations can accompany both slowdown and further acceleration. Direction cannot be determined from a single event: compare it with price, volume, open interest, and Funding Rate.

Practical use

Why traders use screeners

Time savings

Instead of dozens of exchange and analytics tabs — one panel with situations that match your conditions.

Discipline and repeatability

A screener searches for the same event types: pump, dump, OI spike, or liquidations. This supports rule-based work instead of random coin selection.

Less manual monitoring

Conditions and alerts are configured in advance. After an event appears, the trader opens the chart, assesses context, and makes the decision independently.

Event, chart, execution

From market event to chart and execution

In Crypto-Resources, screeners are built into the trading workflow. The event, chart, and execution panel live in one interface, so instrument parameters do not need to be moved between services.

01 / CONDITIONS

Configure the screener

Choose the exchange, event type, change threshold, time window, and additional filters.

02 / REVIEW

Open the ticker on the chart

Check price and movement using Open Interest, Trades Volume, CVD, Funding Rate, Liquidations, and Premium Index.

03 / EXECUTION

Set trade parameters

Select the account, size, direction, and risk management parameters, then confirm the order.

Screeners provide market data and execution infrastructure. They do not predict price direction and do not replace independent risk assessment.

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Crypto-Resources screeners: how they work and what sets them apart

In Crypto-Resources, a found event is linked to the built-in chart and trading panel: data does not need to be transferred between separate services.

Analysis and execution in one flow

A pump, dump, OI, funding, or liquidation event brings the selected instrument to the chart and execution panel.

Trading via your account API

The exchange account connects via API without withdrawal permission. Assets stay on the exchange; no deposit transfer to the service is required.

Entry profiles and risk management

For each trade you set order type, working size, take profit, stop loss, and trailing stop when needed.

Tuned to your trading style

Move threshold, time window, volume, and filters are set per screener, not as one universal list.

Real-time updates

Screeners run online and show current market events tied to quotes and derivatives parameters.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about cryptocurrency screeners

What is a cryptocurrency screener?
It is a set of conditions for automated market scanning. It shows coins and futures where a specified change in price, volume, open interest, funding, or liquidations has occurred.
What does the pump and dump screener show?
It finds a sharp price rise or fall over the selected time window. You set the percentage change and time window yourself.
How does the Open Interest screener work?
It tracks Open Interest (OI) growth and decline and shows how the volume of open futures contracts is changing. An OI change alone does not determine future price direction.
What data does the liquidation screener show?
It shows the ticker, position direction, liquidation size, and its share of total OI. Separate rules can be set for long and short liquidations.
Is there a free cryptocurrency screener?
Yes. Public screeners are available for free. After registration you get additional tools and dashboard settings.
Which indicators are built into the chart?
The chart includes Open Interest, Trades Volume, CVD, Funding Rate, Liquidations, and Premium Index. They help validate a found event using derivatives market data.
Can I open a trade directly from the screener?
Yes. The ticker opens on the built-in chart, and the execution panel is on the right. To trade, connect an exchange account via API with trading permissions and without withdrawal rights.
Which exchanges do the screeners support?
The interface includes cryptocurrency screeners for Bybit and Binance. Available markets and features depend on the selected exchange and account mode.
Is a screener signal a recommendation to open a position?
No. A signal means the market conditions you configured have been met. Before trading, independently check the chart, liquidity, risk parameters, and overall market context.

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Try the cryptocurrency screener for free

Explore public screeners, then register to configure conditions and filters for your tasks.

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