The scanner is a second author on the same desk: closed Binance USDT-M candles, Wilder RSI and MACD, confirmed pivots, then a row tagged Scanner — or Both when the desk already had that pair/side/timeframe.
What it actually computes
On each pass it pulls top USDT-M volume, loads klines, then:
- RSI 14 with Wilder’s smoothing (the same construction as the original 1978 relative strength index).
- MACD 12 / 26 exponential averages with a 9-period signal line — Appel’s classic histogram family.
- Pivots with a left/right window so a “high” is only a high after later candles have printed. That is how we avoid open-bar repaint.
- Regular and hidden from whether price and oscillator extremes move together or against each other.
That is the same family of ideas you get from a TradingView RSI/MACD pane, except the print is frozen on close and dumped into the public feed with an entry snapshot.
How it shares the feed
Two-hour dedup on pair + side + timeframe. If the desk already has the setup, the scanner merges the row to Both instead of cloning it. Public labels never name internal origins — only Desk, Scanner, or Both.
See a pair’s M15 / H1 / H4 stack on any pair page, or filter scanner only.