Chart Pattern Scanner
Which coins are forming which chart patterns, on which timeframe, right now. We scan the 100 most traded coins on the 15m, 1H, 4H and daily charts and draw every pattern for you, with a measured-move target.
The patterns
Price failed twice at the same high. A close below the neckline often starts a drop.
Price held the same low twice. A close above the neckline often starts a rally.
Three peaks with the middle one highest. Breaking the neckline is a classic reversal down.
Three dips with the middle one lowest. Breaking the neckline is a classic reversal up.
Flat top with rising lows. Buyers keep pushing; breakouts are usually upward.
Flat bottom with falling highs. Sellers keep pressing; breakdowns are usually downward.
Highs falling and lows rising. Price is coiling; the breakout direction decides the move.
Price rising in a narrowing wedge. It often breaks down as buyers lose strength.
Price falling in a narrowing wedge. It often breaks up as sellers run out.
Higher highs and higher lows between two parallel lines. Buy the lower line while it holds.
Lower highs and lower lows between two parallel lines. Rallies to the upper line tend to get sold.
Patterns are found automatically from swing highs and lows, so treat them as ideas to check on your own chart. Patterns can fail. Wait for a candle to close beyond the line, and always use a stop loss.