Assistance Bots
Table of Contents
What plan has access to bots?
Bots are available only in the "Maximum" plan.
OI Strategy
The OI (Open Interest) Strategy allows you to identify the accumulation and closing of positions by major players. It's important to note that this indicator can also detect large volumes of "dumb money." To filter out such signals while working with this tool, it's necessary to use supplementary indicators like CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) and Liquidations.
OI Strategy: Position Accumulation
Position accumulation is indicated by triangles:
- A green triangle represents long positions being accumulated;
- A red triangle represents short positions being accumulated;
When signals of position accumulation occur, it's essential to consider the direction of the CVD, as the screener might detect a large volume of "dumb money" accumulation. Ideally, for a long accumulation signal, the CVD should be rising, and for a short accumulation signal, the CVD should be falling.
Additionally, it is quite common for the asset's price to test the Fibonacci levels of 50% and 61% after a position accumulation signal. A clear example is shown in the images below.
- A green triangle represents long positions being accumulated;
- A red triangle represents short positions being accumulated;
When signals of position accumulation occur, it's essential to consider the direction of the CVD, as the screener might detect a large volume of "dumb money" accumulation. Ideally, for a long accumulation signal, the CVD should be rising, and for a short accumulation signal, the CVD should be falling.
Additionally, it is quite common for the asset's price to test the Fibonacci levels of 50% and 61% after a position accumulation signal. A clear example is shown in the images below.
OI Strategy: Position Closure
Position closures are one of the best indicators of the end of impulsive moves. These closures occur almost at the extreme points - the peaks and troughs.
A short position closure is indicated by a red cross at the lower extremes (figure 1), while a long position closure is indicated by a green cross at the upper extremes (figure 2).
In figure 1, we see a signal from the indicator - a red cross, indicating that smart short positions have taken profit. For a more confident entry into a trade, you can also consider the lower indicators: Liquidations and Volume Delta Anomaly. These indicators also show a significant number of closures longs and strong oversold conditions in the Volume Delta. All of this suggests a very high probability of a price reversal. Following this, you can consider entering a long position, offering the potential for profits ranging from 18% to 58%.
A short position closure is indicated by a red cross at the lower extremes (figure 1), while a long position closure is indicated by a green cross at the upper extremes (figure 2).
In figure 1, we see a signal from the indicator - a red cross, indicating that smart short positions have taken profit. For a more confident entry into a trade, you can also consider the lower indicators: Liquidations and Volume Delta Anomaly. These indicators also show a significant number of closures longs and strong oversold conditions in the Volume Delta. All of this suggests a very high probability of a price reversal. Following this, you can consider entering a long position, offering the potential for profits ranging from 18% to 58%.
Pump and Dump Screener
🔎 The screener scans ALL futures trading pairs on Binance.
Market monitoring happens every second, ensuring high accuracy even during small pumps.
You can customize the search for pumps with changes ranging from 1% to 30% over timeframes from 1 to 30 minutes.
Why do you need a screener?
It's very convenient!
The service analyzes over 130 cryptocurrencies available for futures trading and sends Telegram notifications about sharp price changes with second-level precision.
We, as traders, spend a lot of time searching for entry points. We examine the entire market, charts, aggregators, and various resources to find interesting opportunities.
But sometimes, one cryptocurrency grows by 15% in an hour, another by 35%, and a third by as much as 50%, and we miss such opportunities. How can we keep track of all these changes, especially when there are over 100 on Binance?
We have a solution for you! Now a robot will track all sharp price movements for you! All you need to do is perform minimal analysis and respond quickly.
Settings and Functionality of the Pump and Dump Screener
To access the bot, open the CandleWave menu in the upper left corner and click on “Telegram Alerts.”
Market monitoring happens every second, ensuring high accuracy even during small pumps.
You can customize the search for pumps with changes ranging from 1% to 30% over timeframes from 1 to 30 minutes.
Why do you need a screener?
It's very convenient!
The service analyzes over 130 cryptocurrencies available for futures trading and sends Telegram notifications about sharp price changes with second-level precision.
We, as traders, spend a lot of time searching for entry points. We examine the entire market, charts, aggregators, and various resources to find interesting opportunities.
But sometimes, one cryptocurrency grows by 15% in an hour, another by 35%, and a third by as much as 50%, and we miss such opportunities. How can we keep track of all these changes, especially when there are over 100 on Binance?
We have a solution for you! Now a robot will track all sharp price movements for you! All you need to do is perform minimal analysis and respond quickly.
Settings and Functionality of the Pump and Dump Screener
To access the bot, open the CandleWave menu in the upper left corner and click on “Telegram Alerts.”
Then select Pump/Dump bot.
The Telegram bot will automatically open, where you have to click on “Menu” and then “Start” - the bot will be activated.
Now let's move on to selecting and configuring bot signals.
Click "Menu" again, then "subscribe"
Click "Menu" again, then "subscribe"
Select the exchange for which the bot will send signals. Currently, Binance Futures is available. This won’t be an issue if you trade on another exchange, as Binance is the largest and most liquid exchange in the world, where most market manipulations take place.
Choose which event the bot will track for you. For example, you can select “all events,” meaning the bot will monitor both sharp increases and sharp decreases in coin prices.
Next, select “choose all pairs,” as our goal is to monitor the entire market. However, if you prefer, you can select any specific coin individually.
Next, select the desired timeframe. For example, you can choose “1m.”
Congratulations, notifications are set up!
If you need to add additional alerts with different settings, simply repeat the same steps.
Using the “manage” function, you can disable any unnecessary setting if needed.
If you need to add additional alerts with different settings, simply repeat the same steps.
Using the “manage” function, you can disable any unnecessary setting if needed.
Recommended Indicators for Making Trade Decisions and Situations
Example for Finding Pumps in LONG
Setting 1m - 1%
Enter trades according to the trend! If the trend is upward, only consider signals for growth; if it’s downward, only for shorts.
The bot gives you the unique opportunity to react instantly to sharp price movements. You just need to quickly assess the situation and enter the position with a tight stop loss.
Volumes (Volume) and the liquidation indicator are important tools to understand where to close the trade. For entry after a signal, a strong volume spike is needed. You should exit after large liquidations, as the pump or dump target might already have been reached.
Only consider trades before large movements! If signals come after significant drops or increases, ignore them — there's nothing to do there anymore.
Example 1
💬 At 15:34, the screener sent a signal that a pump occurred in the DYDXUSDT trading pair, up 1.05% in 1 minute.
💹 The PUMP/DUMP Screener accurately identified the very beginning of the movement and sent a notification on the first pump candle (dashed line), from which the price soared by 26.6% over 44 minutes.
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of an upward movement, which is a great signal to enter the trade.
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of an upward movement, which is a great signal to enter the trade.
Example 2
💬 At 19:03, the screener sent a signal that a pump occurred in the SUSHIUSDT trading pair, up 2.27% in 1 minute.
💹 The PUMP/DUMP Screener accurately identified the very beginning of the movement and sent a notification on the first pump candles (dashed line), from which the price soared by 10.56% over 52 minutes.
We can see a strong volume spike compared to the previous one. The history also shows that this was the start of an upward movement, which is a great signal to enter the trade.
We can see a strong volume spike compared to the previous one. The history also shows that this was the start of an upward movement, which is a great signal to enter the trade.
Example 3
💬 At 19:26, the screener sent a signal that a pump occurred in the LPTUSDT trading pair, up 1.03% in 1 minute. Later, at 21:16, the screener sent a second signal about a pump of 1.22% in 1 minute.
💹 The PUMP/DUMP Screener accurately identified the start of the movement and sent a notification on the first pump candles (dashed line). After a period of sideways movement (consolidation), the price continued its movement, and a second pump signal was triggered. From the first signal, the price increased by 8.09% over 4 hours, and from the second, it rose by 6.12% over 3 hours.
We can see a strong volume spike compared to the previous one. The best signals are the first ones, but it’s also possible to enter on the second signals if they meet the entry rules for the trade.
We can see a strong volume spike compared to the previous one. The best signals are the first ones, but it’s also possible to enter on the second signals if they meet the entry rules for the trade.
Example for Finding Dumps in SHORT
Goal: to find the very beginning of a dump and quickly enter a short.
💬 At 20:36, the screener sent a signal that a dump occurred in the RDNTUSDT trading pair, down -1.24% in 1 minute.
Goal: to find the very beginning of a dump and quickly enter a short.
Example 1
💬 At 20:36, the screener sent a signal that a dump occurred in the RDNTUSDT trading pair, down -1.24% in 1 minute.
💹 The PUMP/DUMP Screener accurately identified the very beginning of the movement and sent a notification on the first dump candle (dashed line), from which the price dropped by 8.37% over 14 minutes.
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of a downward movement, which is a good signal to enter the trade.
The exit decision can be made after a cascade of long liquidations (see the image).
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of a downward movement, which is a good signal to enter the trade.
The exit decision can be made after a cascade of long liquidations (see the image).
Example 2
💬 At 10:12, the screener sent a signal that a dump occurred in the BNXUSDT trading pair, down -1.24% in 1 minute.
💹 The PUMP/DUMP Screener accurately identified the very beginning of the movement and sent a notification on the first dump candle (dashed line), from which the price dropped by 4.55% over 3 minutes.
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of a downward movement, which is a good signal to enter the trade.
The exit decision can be made after a cascade of long liquidations (see the image).
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of a downward movement, which is a good signal to enter the trade.
The exit decision can be made after a cascade of long liquidations (see the image).
Example 3
💬 At 7:06, the screener sent a signal that a dump occurred in the REZUSDT trading pair, down -1.34% in 1 minute.
💹 The PUMP/DUMP Screener accurately identified the very beginning of the movement and sent a notification on the first candle of a strong dump (dashed line), from which the price dropped by 6.06% over 5 hours and 27 minutes.
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of a downward movement, which is a good signal to enter the trade.
We can see a strong volume spike. The history also shows that this was the start of a downward movement, which is a good signal to enter the trade.
Example of trades you should avoid enter to
For settings 1m - 1%
Example 1
💬 At 6:48, the screener sent a signal that a dump occurred (short position) in the AMBUSDT trading pair, down -1.14% in 1 minute.
❌ We skip this signal. Opening a short position at a local support level is risky, especially since it is not confirmed by increasing volumes — they dropped sharply at the support level.
Пример 2
💬 В 8:18 скринер прислал сигнал о том, что произошел памп (в лонг) в торговой паре CHRUSDT на 1.12% за 1 минуту.
❌ We skip this signal because there is no accompanying spike in volume, and it’s happening on an already inflated asset. Later, we can see the price starting to drop.
Example 3
💬 At 4:53, the screener sent a signal that a pump occurred (long position) in the ENAUSDT trading pair, up 1.3% in 1 minute.
❌ We skip this signal because there is no accompanying spike in volume. The chart history shows that the price wasn’t in a consolidation range initially, but was already experiencing increased volatility.
Example for Searching for Abnormal Pumps in Short
Settings: 15m - 10% and 20m - 10%
💬 At 17:01, the screener sent a signal that a strong pump occurred in the MEMEUSDT trading pair, up 10.07% in 15 minutes.
Looking at the higher timeframe, we can see that the coin has been in an uptrend for a long time, which suggests the growth may be coming to an end. When the signal came at the very top, we can see that the CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) does not correspond to the price rise of the asset. Additionally, the OrderBook Imbalance indicator (be sure to check it on the spot market, not the futures market) shows that the price is being pulled toward buys, downward.
Settings: 15m - 10% and 20m - 10%
Example 1
💬 At 17:01, the screener sent a signal that a strong pump occurred in the MEMEUSDT trading pair, up 10.07% in 15 minutes.
Looking at the higher timeframe, we can see that the coin has been in an uptrend for a long time, which suggests the growth may be coming to an end. When the signal came at the very top, we can see that the CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) does not correspond to the price rise of the asset. Additionally, the OrderBook Imbalance indicator (be sure to check it on the spot market, not the futures market) shows that the price is being pulled toward buys, downward.
✅ The PUMP/DUMP Screener sent a notification of a sharp price pump, followed by a rapid decline, confirmed by the buy imbalance indicator. After the signal, the price dropped by -13.28% over 45 minutes.
Searching example for abnormal dumps for LONG
Settings: 15m - 10% and 20m - 10%
💬 At 2:25, the screener sent a signal that a strong dump occurred in the ARUSDT trading pair, down -10.54% in 15 minutes.
On the chart, we can see that there are massive long liquidations and a very strong delta anomaly in oversold conditions, which signals at least a good rebound or the start of an upward movement.
Example 1
💬 At 2:25, the screener sent a signal that a strong dump occurred in the ARUSDT trading pair, down -10.54% in 15 minutes.
On the chart, we can see that there are massive long liquidations and a very strong delta anomaly in oversold conditions, which signals at least a good rebound or the start of an upward movement.
✅ The PUMP/DUMP Screener sent a notification of a sharp price dump, followed by a rapid price increase. After the signal, the price rose by 9.36% over 7 hours.
Пример 2
💬 В 21:17 скринер прислал сигнал о том, что произошел сильный памп в торговой паре TNSRUSDT на 10,13% за 15 минут.
✅ The PUMP/DUMP Screener sent a notification of a sharp price pump at the peak of the rise, after which a strong correction began, dropping more than -34% over 4 days.
Example 3
💬 At 2:25, the screener sent a signal that a strong dump occurred in the NOTUSDT trading pair, down -12% in 15 minutes.
On the chart, we can see that there are massive long liquidations and a very strong delta anomaly in oversold conditions, which signals at least a good rebound or the start of an upward movement.
✅ The PUMP/DUMP Screener sent a notification of a sharp price dump, followed by a rapid price increase. After the signal, the price rose by 8.25% over 6 hours.
Open Interest Screener
OI Screener Settings
🔎 The screener analyzes the change in open interest across ALL futures trading pairs on the Binance exchange.
⏱ Market scanning is continuous and 24/7, so it won't miss any pair.
📗 Open interest shows the total number of active futures contracts. In other words, it is a tool that reflects the total number of all open positions held by market participants in real-time, regardless of the direction in which they are opened.
🔔 The screener looks for which coins are starting to attract new money (contracts are being opened) and sends a signal at the very beginning of the rise, so we can quickly open a Long position.
Why is the open interest screener needed?
The OI screener analyzes the market for a sharp change in open interest across all trading pairs, which is impossible to track manually. This helps track different coins just before a pump, and all you need to do is make a quick assessment and react swiftly.
Functionality and bot setup
To access the bot, open the CandleWave menu in the top left corner and click on “Telegram Alerts”.
Next, select the Open Interest Bot.
The Telegram bot will open automatically, where you need to click “Menu” and then “Start” — the bot will be activated.
Now let's move on to selecting and configuring bot signals.
Click "Menu" again, then "subscribe"
Click "Menu" again, then "subscribe"
Select the exchange for which the bot will send signals. Currently, Binance Futures is available. This won’t be an issue if you trade on another exchange, as Binance is the largest and most liquid exchange in the world, where most market manipulations take place.
Next, you need to choose which event you want the bot to track and send. Increase in OI means the coin is rising. Decrease in OI means the interest in the coin is falling, and it is undergoing a correction. For example, let's choose “All events”.
Then, select “Select all pairs” because the purpose of this bot screener is to track all possible coins in real time that are preparing for a pump.
Select the 15 or 20-minute interval, which is the period the bot will track for an increase or decrease in open interest. These time periods are the best for operation.
Finally, select the percentage from which the signal will be detected. We choose 3%. This means that signals will come for 3% and above.
💬 After all settings, the screener will send notifications with the following information:
- The pair where the OI change spike occurred;
- The exchange;
- The interval during which the OI change happened;
- The percentage of the OI change;
- The sequential number for the day;
- The “CandleWave” button, which, when clicked, will instantly take you to the chart of the coin that triggered the signal.
🟩📋 Recommendations for finding long trade setups in practice
💬 We have set the values for the period and growth percentage, so now the bot will send notifications about changes in open interest by 3% over the last 15 minutes.
🎯 Goal: find the very beginning of a pump and quickly enter a long position.
1st recommendation - filter the signal by the day's number.
Signals for the same coin can come in large quantities — 10-20 per day. We are interested in fresh signals, specifically from 1st to 3rd. This way, we will be at the very start of the pump with a more favorable entry point. Therefore, the best signal will be the first one, and subsequent ones will be worse.
2nd recommendation - the growth formula consists of four main conditions:
💬 We have set the values for the period and growth percentage, so now the bot will send notifications about changes in open interest by 3% over the last 15 minutes.
🎯 Goal: find the very beginning of a pump and quickly enter a long position.
1st recommendation - filter the signal by the day's number.
Signals for the same coin can come in large quantities — 10-20 per day. We are interested in fresh signals, specifically from 1st to 3rd. This way, we will be at the very start of the pump with a more favorable entry point. Therefore, the best signal will be the first one, and subsequent ones will be worse.
2nd recommendation - the growth formula consists of four main conditions:
- Price growth of the coin;
- Trading volume growth;
- Open interest growth (OI) — influx of new money into the coin;
- Cumulative delta growth (CVD) — increasing market buying strength.
Examples of working with signals from the OI Screener for Long Trades
Example 1
This example is from the previous post's recommendations, where the trade brought +30%. It will demonstrate how to identify the start of a pump and how to evaluate whether the trade is a good one.
💬 At 4:23, the screener sent a signal indicating that the open interest for the SXPUSDT trading pair increased by more than 3% in 15 minutes.
☑️ We can see that all four conditions for a potential pump are met.
✅ The OI Screener accurately detected the start of the pump and sent a notification before the strong price increase (white dashed line), from where the price grew by +27% over 5 hours. All conditions were met. The result is shown below.
Example 2
💬 At 13:32, the screener sent a signal that the open interest in the trading pair MEMEUSDT increased by more than 3% in 15 minutes.
☑️ We can see that all four conditions for a potential pump have been met.
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✅ The OI Screener accurately identified the beginning of the pump and sent a notification before the strong rise (white dashed line), from which the price increased by an additional +10% over 3.5 hours. All conditions were met.
Example 3
💬 At 16:43, the screener sent a signal indicating that the open interest in the ARKUSDT trading pair had increased by more than 17% in 15 minutes. (Such significant OI spikes usually occur near the end of a rally or drop, but here all conditions were met, and most importantly, the coin showed this indicator from the bottom).
The chart shows that 40 minutes later, a second signal appeared, which also provided an opportunity to enter the trade. Remember, the first signal is always the best.
✅ OI Screener accurately identified the start of the pump and sent a notification on the very first candle before the strong rally (white dashed line), from which the price rose by another +10% in less than 3 hours and +16% in 17 hours. However, we recommend not being greedy and avoiding prolonged trades. All conditions were met.
✅ OI Screener accurately identified the start of the pump and sent a notification on the very first candle before the strong rally (white dashed line), from which the price rose by another +10% in less than 3 hours and +16% in 17 hours. However, we recommend not being greedy and avoiding prolonged trades. All conditions were met.
Example 4
This example once again features the coin from Example 3 to demonstrate that the same coins can pump again after a short period. The difference between this instance and the previous pump in Example 3 is 6 days.
💬 At 3:38, the screener sent a signal indicating that the open interest in the ARKUSDT trading pair had increased by more than 8% within 15 minutes. Such sharp OI spikes usually occur at the end of a rally or a decline, but in this case, all conditions were met, and most importantly, the coin showed this behavior from a local bottom after a week-long correction.
✅ The OI Screener accurately identified the start of the pump and sent a notification just before the significant rise (white dotted line), from which the price increased by another +14% within a day. However, we can see that the CVD was trending downward, which is a negative signal. Nonetheless, attention could have been paid to the pair in the spot market using the order book imbalance indicator (Fig. 2) (read more about how it works in the "Platform Tools" section). The chart shows that the buyer's strength from below began to weaken, and the price remained in a sideways trend. This indicates reduced downward pressure against the backdrop of a generally rising green market, making it reasonable to stay in the trade.
Below are order examples you should avoid enter to.
Example 5
💬 At 7:39, the screener sent a signal indicating that the open interest in the AIUSDT trading pair increased by more than 3% within 15 minutes.
🚫 We can see that, on the higher timeframe (1 hour), the price had risen significantly over the past few days and reached a resistance zone. Additionally, the volume increase was minimal.
❌ Such a signal is skipped as opening a long position at a local high is very risky. Especially when it is accompanied by unconfirmed data from indicators (volume, CVD).
Example 6
💬 В 3:10 скринер прислал сигнал о том, что открытый интерес в торговой паре ONTUSDT вырос больше чем на 3% за 15 минут.
🚫 Мы видим, что сигнал пришел на медвежьей красной свече, и CVD не растет (или немного снижается), что указывает на набор шортов участниками рынка.
❌ We skip such a signal, as opening a long position on a declining CVD and a red candle is very risky. This indicates the buildup of shorts and a price decrease.
Example 7
💬 At 11:49, the screener sent a signal indicating that the open interest in the QNTUSDT trading pair increased by more than 7% in 15 minutes.
🚫 At the time of the signal, both CVD and open interest were rising. Observing the coin over the next 15–30 minutes, we see that open interest continues to grow while CVD begins to decline. A volume spike is also absent.
❌ We skip this signal. Opening a long position when CVD is declining is very risky, as it indicates a buildup of short positions and a potential price decrease.
🟥📋 Practical recommendations for finding short trade setups with abnormal OI values
💬 We have set the period and percentage growth values, and now the bot will send notifications about changes in open interest by 15% over the last 30 minutes.
🎯 Goal: find an abnormal OI pump and quickly enter a short position.
↘️ Important advice for beginners: for short trades, it's crucial that the market is in a downward movement (bearish phase). There will be fewer of these signals, but they are more reliable.
In such a market, manipulation can occur — pump squeezes to liquidate short positions.
🎯 Goal: find an abnormal OI pump and quickly enter a short position.
↘️ Important advice for beginners: for short trades, it's crucial that the market is in a downward movement (bearish phase). There will be fewer of these signals, but they are more reliable.
In such a market, manipulation can occur — pump squeezes to liquidate short positions.
🟥📉 Examples of trade setups using OI screener signals:
💬 The screener sent a signal at 20:33 that the open interest in the PIXELUSDT trading pair had increased by more than 15% over the last 30 minutes.
Example 1
💬 The screener sent a signal at 20:33 that the open interest in the PIXELUSDT trading pair had increased by more than 15% over the last 30 minutes.
✅ The OI Screener sent a notification about a sharp pump in OI, after which a gradual decline began, with a -17.47% drop over the day and a -25.90% decline over three days. Note that during the pump, CVD does not match the price increase, indicating a lack of buying activity.
Example 2
💬 The screener sent a signal at 21:00 that the open interest in the trading pair MAVIAUSDT increased by more than 19% in 30 minutes.
✅ The OI Screener sent a notification about a sharp OI pump, after which a gradual decline of more than -29% occurred over two days. Note that after the signal, the price briefly made a new high, where the CVD did not match the new high. At that point, you could have averaged in or waited for this moment. In any case, entering at the signal moment would have been a great choice. Also, note that the entire market was locally in a downward trend, which can be seen in the chart history.
Example 3
💬 The screener sent a signal at 15:32 that the open interest in the HOTUSDT trading pair increased by more than 16% over 30 minutes.
✅ The OI Screener sent a notification about a sharp pump in OI, after which a gradual decline of more than -15% occurred over the course of the day.
Luquidations Screener
🔎 The screener scans ALL futures trading pairs on Binance.
The market scan occurs every second, so the accuracy is phenomenal. The liquidation selection algorithm is set up automatically and only sends abnormal liquidations, calculating them individually for each pair.
You can customize the liquidation search combinations on timeframes ranging from 5 minutes to 4 hours. The smaller the timeframe, the more sensitive the screener is to liquidations. If you want to work on larger moves, set the screener's timeframe higher.
Why do you need a screener?
It's incredibly convenient!
The service analyzes over 130 cryptocurrencies available for futures trading and sends notifications to Telegram about large liquidations for each pair.
It is known that after significant liquidations, the market tends to reverse, which makes it extremely convenient for finding the right pair and trade. It is very useful in the direction of the trend: if the trend starts bullish, almost every abnormal long liquidation is a good entry point in the long trend. And the same applies to short liquidations.
Настройки Скринера ликвидаций
To access the bot, you need to open the CandleWave menu in the top left corner and click on "Telegram Alerts."
The market scan occurs every second, so the accuracy is phenomenal. The liquidation selection algorithm is set up automatically and only sends abnormal liquidations, calculating them individually for each pair.
You can customize the liquidation search combinations on timeframes ranging from 5 minutes to 4 hours. The smaller the timeframe, the more sensitive the screener is to liquidations. If you want to work on larger moves, set the screener's timeframe higher.
Why do you need a screener?
It's incredibly convenient!
The service analyzes over 130 cryptocurrencies available for futures trading and sends notifications to Telegram about large liquidations for each pair.
It is known that after significant liquidations, the market tends to reverse, which makes it extremely convenient for finding the right pair and trade. It is very useful in the direction of the trend: if the trend starts bullish, almost every abnormal long liquidation is a good entry point in the long trend. And the same applies to short liquidations.
Настройки Скринера ликвидаций
To access the bot, you need to open the CandleWave menu in the top left corner and click on "Telegram Alerts."
Next, choose the Liquidations Screener bot.
The Telegram bot will automatically open, where you have to click on “Menu” and then “Start” - the bot will be activated.
Click "Menu" again, then "subscribe"
Select the exchange for which the bot will send signals. Currently, Binance Futures is available. This won’t be an issue if you trade on another exchange, as Binance is the largest and most liquid exchange in the world, where most market manipulations take place.
For example, select "all events," which means both long and short liquidations. Alternatively, choose the option that suits you.
Click "Select all pairs" if you need to track all pairs with significant liquidations. Alternatively, you can select a specific pair to monitor for liquidations.
Lastly, you need to select the timeframe on which the bot will track anomalous liquidations. For this example, let's choose "4H" (4 hours).
Скринер настроен.
Если нужно подключить еще одну настройку, то повторяем все то же самое и выбираем, что нужно.
Если нужно подключить еще одну настройку, то повторяем все то же самое и выбираем, что нужно.
📋 Practical recommendations for working with the Liquidation screener
🟥📉 Examples of handling signals from the Liquidation screener for short trades.
The setup was made for 1-hour and 4-hour timeframes across all pairs. The 4-hour timeframe may show with a delay within the 4-hour candle itself, but these will be the strongest liquidations, from where reversals happen more reliably, and therefore, stronger movements can be captured. Anything below 4 hours provides more localized signals.
💬 At 22:37, the screener sent a signal that an anomalous short liquidation occurred in the MINAUSDT trading pair on the 4-hour timeframe.
The setup was made for 1-hour and 4-hour timeframes across all pairs. The 4-hour timeframe may show with a delay within the 4-hour candle itself, but these will be the strongest liquidations, from where reversals happen more reliably, and therefore, stronger movements can be captured. Anything below 4 hours provides more localized signals.
Example 1
💬 At 22:37, the screener sent a signal that an anomalous short liquidation occurred in the MINAUSDT trading pair on the 4-hour timeframe.
✅ The Liquidations screener sent a notification about anomalous liquidations at the peak of the rise, from which the price fell by more than -25% over the course of 3 days.
It can also be seen that during the downward correction, a second liquidation signal came at the price rebound, where a safer entry into the trade was possible, as there was confirmation of the downward movement of open interest and CVD.
It can also be seen that during the downward correction, a second liquidation signal came at the price rebound, where a safer entry into the trade was possible, as there was confirmation of the downward movement of open interest and CVD.
Example 2
💬 At 22:25, the screener sent a signal that there was an anomalous short liquidation in the trading pair BATUSDT on the 1-hour timeframe.
✅ The Liquidations screener sent a notification about anomalous liquidations during a downward price movement, where there was a local peak to liquidate short positions before continuing the downward movement. After that, the price dropped by -13.35% within a day. Note that the CVD continued to decrease during the price pullback, which provided more confidence in a successful trade.
Example 3
💬 At 23:52, the screener sent a signal that an anomalous short liquidation occurred in the PYTHUSDT trading pair on the 1-hour timeframe.
✅ The Liquidations screener sent a notification about anomalous liquidations after a local high was broken, after which the price dropped by -20.11% within a day. Open interest and CVD began to decline after the liquidation, indicating a strong downward movement.
🟩📋 Examples of working with the Liquidations screener's signals in long positions
The settings were made for 1h and 4h across all pairs. The 4h time frame might show with a delay within the 4-hour candle itself, but these will be the strongest liquidations, from where reversals occur more reliably, and stronger movements can be captured. Anything below 4h represents more localized signals.
Working with liquidations in long positions is more difficult, as open interest and CVD recover with significant delay after strong drops. However, support zones are helpful here, as stop orders are often hidden below them. It is important to remember that liquidations are always a potential reversal or bounce point.
💬 At 18:41, the screener sent a signal indicating an anomalous long liquidation in the TAOUSDT trading pair on the 4h timeframe.
The settings were made for 1h and 4h across all pairs. The 4h time frame might show with a delay within the 4-hour candle itself, but these will be the strongest liquidations, from where reversals occur more reliably, and stronger movements can be captured. Anything below 4h represents more localized signals.
Working with liquidations in long positions is more difficult, as open interest and CVD recover with significant delay after strong drops. However, support zones are helpful here, as stop orders are often hidden below them. It is important to remember that liquidations are always a potential reversal or bounce point.
Example 1:
💬 At 18:41, the screener sent a signal indicating an anomalous long liquidation in the TAOUSDT trading pair on the 4h timeframe.
✅ The Liquidations screener sent a notification about anomalous liquidations when support was broken, and with the next candle, the price returned above it, providing a confident long position with a +23.78% gain in 1.5 days. For confident position holding, open interest and CVD began to rise.
Example 2
💬 At 3:00, the screener sent a signal that an anomalous long liquidation occurred in the WLDUSDT trading pair on the 1-hour timeframe.
✅ The Liquidations screener sent a notification about anomalous liquidations, after which the asset rose by +7.86% over 17 hours. Since the liquidation was local, holding the position further did not make sense.
How to decode bot signals? Why is the purchase price higher than the sale price?
When decoding bot signals, it's important to understand that the purchase price shown by the bot may sometimes be higher than the sale price. This can occur in situations where the market is experiencing a sideways movement with very low volatility.
In such cases, the bot may generate a long entry signal indicating a potential buying opportunity. However, the price may start to reverse in the opposite direction before the trade is executed. As a result, a new entry signal for short selling appears, indicating a potential selling opportunity. The sell signal price in this scenario may be lower than the initial buy signal price.
It's worth noting that these situations are more common in flat or sideways markets with minimal price movement. When the market is not in a flat phase and is experiencing significant volatility, such signals are less frequent.
To minimize the impact of deceptive market maneuvers, it is recommended to enter trades based on signals from levels, such as support and resistance levels. These levels can provide additional confirmation and help filter out potentially misleading signals.
Keep in mind that trading signals generated by bots should be used as a tool for decision-making, but it's important to consider other factors, conduct your own analysis, and exercise caution when entering trades.
In such cases, the bot may generate a long entry signal indicating a potential buying opportunity. However, the price may start to reverse in the opposite direction before the trade is executed. As a result, a new entry signal for short selling appears, indicating a potential selling opportunity. The sell signal price in this scenario may be lower than the initial buy signal price.
It's worth noting that these situations are more common in flat or sideways markets with minimal price movement. When the market is not in a flat phase and is experiencing significant volatility, such signals are less frequent.
To minimize the impact of deceptive market maneuvers, it is recommended to enter trades based on signals from levels, such as support and resistance levels. These levels can provide additional confirmation and help filter out potentially misleading signals.
Keep in mind that trading signals generated by bots should be used as a tool for decision-making, but it's important to consider other factors, conduct your own analysis, and exercise caution when entering trades.
Why does the bot signal sometimes cancel and light up again?
The bot signal may sometimes cancel and then light up again due to the principle of trade confirmation. In order to determine the direction of an asset's price movement, it's important for the price to consolidate at a certain level. Until the current candle closes, it may not be a confirmation of the trade.
The bot signal serves as a warning that the conditions for a potential trade are present. However, if the price does not follow the expected pattern, the signal is canceled. This is done to avoid entering trades based on false price movements, such as pumps and dumps that can occur in the market.
On the other hand, if the price moves according to the expected pattern and closes as anticipated, the signal will be confirmed and will not disappear. It indicates that the conditions for a trade are met.
To avoid missing out on good price moments when the signal is still in the process of determination and cancellation, you can use support and resistance slabs. These slabs act as forces for price reversals and can provide additional confirmation for your trades. By considering the effect of slabs and incorporating them into your trading strategy, you can gain more confidence in the validity of the signals and reduce the risk of false signals.
Further information on the impact of support and resistance slabs and how to work with them can be found in the section "What are support and resistance slabs for?" in "Platform & Tools" section
The bot signal serves as a warning that the conditions for a potential trade are present. However, if the price does not follow the expected pattern, the signal is canceled. This is done to avoid entering trades based on false price movements, such as pumps and dumps that can occur in the market.
On the other hand, if the price moves according to the expected pattern and closes as anticipated, the signal will be confirmed and will not disappear. It indicates that the conditions for a trade are met.
To avoid missing out on good price moments when the signal is still in the process of determination and cancellation, you can use support and resistance slabs. These slabs act as forces for price reversals and can provide additional confirmation for your trades. By considering the effect of slabs and incorporating them into your trading strategy, you can gain more confidence in the validity of the signals and reduce the risk of false signals.
Further information on the impact of support and resistance slabs and how to work with them can be found in the section "What are support and resistance slabs for?" in "Platform & Tools" section
How Telegram bot works. Connection problems
If you are experiencing connection problems with the Telegram bot or have connected the wrong Telegram account, here are some steps you can take to resolve the issue:
- Double-check your plan: make sure you have the "Maximum" plan enabled in order to access bot notifications in Telegram. If you have a different plan, you may need to contact technical support to change your plan;
- Enable Telegram notifications: open the platform or tool you are using and navigate to the settings or preferences menu. Look for the option to enable Telegram alerts or notifications. It may be labeled as "Telegram Alerts" or something similar. Follow the instructions provided to connect your Telegram account to the platform;
- Follow the link or authorize manually: If you are prompted to follow a link to connect the Telegram bot, click on the link and it will redirect you to the Telegram application or web version. If you are unable to follow the link, you can manually authorize the client. Open the Telegram client and search for the "@CandleWaveAlertBot" bot. Start a chat with the bot and execute the command containing your personal authorization code, which should be provided on the page or in the instructions. For example, enter the command "/start 89979e3dd6076afbc3b5de7b2259287e";
- Follow the instructions: once you have successfully connected the Telegram bot, follow the instructions and descriptions provided by the bot. It will guide you on how to work with the bot and set up the desired notifications;
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