Compare timeframes without losing the market overview
The Scanner view brings coin symbols and CoR readings into one table. Its 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour columns let you compare how a market looks across different horizons instead of treating one reading as the whole picture.
Search helps you find a particular symbol. Sorting helps you investigate the strongest and weakest readings in a column. Open a coin chart to examine the movement behind the number before adding the market to your research list.
Use the Coin view for indicator-based filtering
The Coin view and the Scanner serve different jobs. The Coin filter lets you set RSI and Stochastic RSI ranges, select positive or negative MACD, and compare price with SMA or EMA levels. Presets provide a starting point for oversold, overbought, bullish-momentum, and bearish-momentum research.
Choosing an exchange narrows the available markets. Technical readings and exchange prices can have different source scopes, so always check the market and timeframe shown when you move from screening to execution.
Keep discovery separate from execution
The screener helps you organize research. It does not establish a probability of profit. An oversold reading can persist, momentum can reverse, and a high-ranked coin may have unsuitable liquidity or risk for your account.
When you want to investigate further, use the chart, the signal tools available to your account, or Nero AI to ask about the data. An order requires the appropriate trading workflow, permissions, and account settings.