Creating Custom Filters

Custom filters let you scan the entire Binance futures market for your exact trading setup. Requires a Pro or Trader plan.

Step by step

1. Navigate to Filters

Go to Signals > Filters from the main navigation. You’ll see your existing filters (if any) and the option to create a new one.

2. Click New Filter

Click New Filter to open the filter creation page.

3. Describe your setup

Type a natural language description of what you want to scan for. Be specific about:

  • What indicators to use (RSI, EMA, MACD, etc.)
  • What conditions to check (crosses above, drops below, etc.)
  • What timeframe to scan (1h, 4h, daily, etc.)
  • Any volume conditions (above average, 2x average, etc.)

Example descriptions:

“Find coins where RSI crosses below 30 with rising volume on the 1h chart”

“Find pairs where the 9 EMA crosses above the 21 EMA with RSI above 50 and above-average volume”

“Find pairs where price closed below the lower Bollinger Band on the previous candle and then closed back inside the bands on the current candle, with RSI below 35”

4. Review the generated code

After submitting your description, the AI generates filter code. Review the code to make sure it matches your intent. The code shows exactly what conditions are being checked and how.

5. Activate

Click Activate to start scanning. Your filter begins checking every Binance futures pair on each candle close for your chosen timeframe.

Tips for better filters

Be specific about timeframes

Bad: “Find coins with low RSI” Good: “Find coins where RSI drops below 30 on the 4H chart”

The timeframe affects how often the filter scans and how meaningful the signals are.

Combine multiple conditions

Single-condition filters fire constantly. Combining two or three conditions produces more meaningful signals.

Bad: “Find coins with high volume” Good: “Find coins where volume is at least 3x the 20-period average and the candle body is larger than the ATR on the 15m chart”

Add volume context

Adding a volume condition to almost any filter improves signal quality. “With above-average volume” is the easiest upgrade to any filter description.

Start wider, then narrow

If your filter never fires, your conditions might be too strict. Start with fewer conditions and add more as needed. The AI regenerates quickly.

If your filter fires too often, add more conditions to narrow it down.

Managing filters

Activate/Deactivate

You can toggle filters on and off without deleting them. Deactivated filters don’t scan and don’t consume your filter count.

Edit

To change a filter, create a new one with an updated description. Each generation produces fresh code from your description.

Delete

Remove filters you no longer need. This frees up a filter slot on the Pro plan.

Next steps