Before you start
- Know the market and timeframe you want to study.
- Check whether you need a ranked overview or indicator filters.
- Allow for data timing and exchange differences.
1. Choose the view that answers your question
Open Scanner for a table that compares CoR readings across 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour horizons. Open Coin when you want to narrow the list using technical indicator criteria. The tabs link these views, but the filtering controls are not the same.
For example, “Which markets have stronger short-term momentum?” is a Scanner question. “Which available coins have RSI below 30?” is a Coin filter question. Decide which question you are asking before combining several signals.
2. Compare the same market across timeframes
In Scanner, use the search box to find a symbol or sort a CoR column to compare the market list. The English interface may label timeframes differently from older localized screens; the horizons are 15 minutes, 1 hour, and 4 hours.
A stronger short-term reading alongside a weaker longer-term one can describe a different situation from strength across all views. Investigate the difference rather than assuming that one number provides a complete entry signal. CoR is a platform reading, not a probability of success.
3. Open the chart and verify the context
Select the coin you want to inspect and review its chart. Confirm the symbol, timeframe, exchange or source, and connection state. Look at price structure and recent movement before deciding whether the market deserves more research.
A chart still loading or showing a connection error is not a completed analysis. If the selected exchange or contract differs from the scanner source, compare the market identifiers before using the result in an order workflow.
4. Use Coin filters for a narrower shortlist
Switch to Coin and open Filter. You can start with a preset such as Oversold or set RSI and Stochastic RSI ranges directly. Other controls select MACD polarity and price above or below SMA/EMA 50, 100, and 200 levels.
Apply one condition first, inspect the result count, and then add another if it serves your research question. “RSI at or below 30” describes a reading; it does not mean price must rebound. A momentum preset similarly provides a filter configuration rather than a profitable-trade prediction.
The exchange selection narrows market availability. Technical indicator data is sourced from the platform scanner; the selected exchange price and aggregate market metrics can have different scopes. Compare like-for-like data when validating the result.
5. Handle an empty list or an error separately
If the filter returns no matching coins, remove one restriction or reset the filters and try again. The combination of exchange availability and several indicator conditions can legitimately produce an empty list.
If the application reports a service or connection error, wait for the data source to recover or retry through the interface. Do not interpret a failed request, an old chart, or a retained previous result as a fresh market snapshot.
6. Decide what to investigate next
Keep a small shortlist and write down why each market appeared. Revisit the chart, inspect liquidity and risk, or ask Nero AI a focused follow-up question with the symbol and timeframe. Use the trading terminal only when you have decided what action, if any, you want to take.
If you open the signal generator, review the direction and strategy horizon before generating results. Signal features and account access can differ. Neither a generated signal nor a high scanner score removes the need to review the trade and its downside.