Watcher Feed

Scan crypto markets without building one alert per coin

Watcher Feed monitors a supported exchange universe for broad conditions. It is designed for questions such as which coins moved by a defined percentage, showed a volume increase, or outperformed Bitcoin over a selected window.

Review alert events

Alert versus market watcher

An alert tracks a condition for a selected coin. A watcher applies a supported feed condition across the current coin universe for one exchange. Use alerts for precise symbol-specific monitoring and watchers for discovery across markets.

Supported watcher conditions

  • price change percentage
  • volume change percentage
  • outperformance versus Bitcoin
  • supported windows from 5 minutes through 24 hours
  • optional liquidity filters where supported

Controlled triggering

Feed events use transition, cooldown, and re-arm behavior. A watcher does not repeatedly produce the same event every minute while a condition remains true.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose the preferred supported exchange.

  2. 2

    Define one supported watcher condition or a plan-eligible multi-condition rule.

  3. 3

    Choose a window and cooldown.

  4. 4

    Review matching feed events and optionally continue with a coin-specific alert.

Honest limitations

The scanner covers the currently supported and active coin universe. Missing reference data evaluates as no match. Results describe measured market behavior and are not trading signals.

FAQ

Is Watcher Feed the same as a price alert?
No. A price alert targets one selected coin. A watcher evaluates a condition across a supported exchange universe.
How often does Watcher Feed evaluate?
Watcher evaluation cadence and limits follow the current plan shown inside the authenticated product.
Can a watcher create an alert for a matching coin?
Supported plans may use the existing watcher alert-template clone feature.
Does the scanner mix spot and futures?
No. A watcher evaluation uses one preferred supported exchange universe per user run.

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