Coin selection criteria
The feed does not include every rising ticker. It lists assets that pass checks for liquidity, trading stability, and listing quality. The goal is to cut noise, not to replace the user's own analysis.
- sufficient order-book depth and turnover;
- listings on verifiable venues;
- no delisting or freeze warning signs;
- data freshness at signal time.
How to use the feed
Every signal carries context: price, liquidity, and the reason it entered the feed. The user decides whether the idea fits their strategy, size, and horizon.
A spot signal is a starting point for review, not a promise of growth. The market can move against any idea.
Updated: 2026-07-18
Frequently asked questions
Do spot signals guarantee a coin will rise?
No. The feed shortlists candidates by formal quality criteria, but no one can guarantee price direction.
How does the spot feed differ from arbitrage routes?
Arbitrage compares prices across venues, while the spot feed suggests directional buy ideas on a single venue.