Crypto Rotation Radar: Live Activity Scanner [Artio]
Crypto markets rarely move all at once. While some contracts remain quiet, others begin to accelerate, expand their range or attract unusual volume activity.
Crypto Rotation Radar was built to make those changes easier to spot.
Instead of cycling through dozens of charts, the scanner ranks a configurable list of crypto perpetual futures inside one TradingView dashboard. It combines volatility, relative-volume pace, acceleration, recent price movement and turnover estimates to help identify instruments worth investigating.
What the scanner tracks
The instrument list is customizable, with manual page selection for larger collections. This is a watchlist scanner, not an exchange-wide discovery engine.
Activity states
The radar classifies observed conditions into seven states: QUIET, WATCH, ROTATE, WAKE, HOT, IGNITE and EXTEND.
WATCH highlights developing activity. WAKE indicates acceleration. HOT and IGNITE represent stronger activity conditions.
ROTATE reflects a high relative volatility ranking, not a measured transfer of capital between assets.
EXTEND highlights a move that has already expanded while its measured acceleration has weakened. It is not automatically a reversal signal.
LIVE and CLOSED modes
LIVE mode follows developing 5-minute candles. Its activity estimates and rankings can change before a candle closes.
CLOSED mode evaluates the previous completed 5-minute candle and disables realtime speed measurements.
Optional alerts can notify when a previously non-HOT instrument enters HOT or IGNITE on successive closed observations.
Understanding the columns
NATR measures ATR relative to price, while PCTL shows its percentile over the historical comparison window.
PACE compares the developing bar's estimated volume rate with previous completed bars.
ACCEL compares that pace with the previous candle's relative-volume reading.
BURST compares the observed short-window turnover rate with the average rate implied by prior completed 5-minute candles.
Q/s measures observed changes in quote turnover per second. VEL measures the corresponding price-change velocity in percent per minute.
These values are derived from available price and volume feeds. Q/s is not the number of exchange trades per second, and the scanner does not read the order book, true aggressor delta or MBO data.
Ranking and workflow
Several sorting modes are available, including SMART, NATR ROTATION, ACTIVITY, EARLY, BURST and SPEED.
Use the COMPACT layout for monitoring more symbols, or RICH for detailed comparison.
The table can show the entire selected page, only qualified instruments or instruments with selected active states.
BTC remains included as a reference across the pages.
Language and data limits
English is the default language. Russian can be selected through Language / Язык.
The script is designed for standard 5-minute crypto charts. A chart such as BYBIT:BTCUSDT.P is a practical starting point.
TradingView's available symbol data and volume units determine what the script can calculate. Unknown volume units, missing historical observations and unavailable symbols are flagged rather than silently converted into valid measurements.
Realtime speed calculations depend on incoming TradingView updates and reset when a candle changes or the script reloads. They are sampled observations, not continuous exchange telemetry.
Important
The activity score measures relative market activity, not directional conviction, predicted returns or profitability.
The radar does not place trades, identify guaranteed breakout opportunities or scan every contract listed on an exchange.
It is intended to help traders decide which charts deserve closer attention.
Pine Script v6 · [Artio]
Crypto Rotation Radar was built to make those changes easier to spot.
Instead of cycling through dozens of charts, the scanner ranks a configurable list of crypto perpetual futures inside one TradingView dashboard. It combines volatility, relative-volume pace, acceleration, recent price movement and turnover estimates to help identify instruments worth investigating.
What the scanner tracks
- Up to 40 selected symbols per page, including BTC as a reference.
- Bybit or Binance USDT perpetual futures.
- Normalized ATR (NATR) and its historical percentile.
- Relative-volume pace adjusted for the developing 5-minute candle.
- Volume acceleration relative to the previous candle.
- Range expansion and price movement.
- Price movement relative to BTC.
- Estimated quote turnover and short-window activity changes.
The instrument list is customizable, with manual page selection for larger collections. This is a watchlist scanner, not an exchange-wide discovery engine.
Activity states
The radar classifies observed conditions into seven states: QUIET, WATCH, ROTATE, WAKE, HOT, IGNITE and EXTEND.
WATCH highlights developing activity. WAKE indicates acceleration. HOT and IGNITE represent stronger activity conditions.
ROTATE reflects a high relative volatility ranking, not a measured transfer of capital between assets.
EXTEND highlights a move that has already expanded while its measured acceleration has weakened. It is not automatically a reversal signal.
LIVE and CLOSED modes
LIVE mode follows developing 5-minute candles. Its activity estimates and rankings can change before a candle closes.
CLOSED mode evaluates the previous completed 5-minute candle and disables realtime speed measurements.
Optional alerts can notify when a previously non-HOT instrument enters HOT or IGNITE on successive closed observations.
Understanding the columns
NATR measures ATR relative to price, while PCTL shows its percentile over the historical comparison window.
PACE compares the developing bar's estimated volume rate with previous completed bars.
ACCEL compares that pace with the previous candle's relative-volume reading.
BURST compares the observed short-window turnover rate with the average rate implied by prior completed 5-minute candles.
Q/s measures observed changes in quote turnover per second. VEL measures the corresponding price-change velocity in percent per minute.
These values are derived from available price and volume feeds. Q/s is not the number of exchange trades per second, and the scanner does not read the order book, true aggressor delta or MBO data.
Ranking and workflow
Several sorting modes are available, including SMART, NATR ROTATION, ACTIVITY, EARLY, BURST and SPEED.
Use the COMPACT layout for monitoring more symbols, or RICH for detailed comparison.
The table can show the entire selected page, only qualified instruments or instruments with selected active states.
BTC remains included as a reference across the pages.
Language and data limits
English is the default language. Russian can be selected through Language / Язык.
The script is designed for standard 5-minute crypto charts. A chart such as BYBIT:BTCUSDT.P is a practical starting point.
TradingView's available symbol data and volume units determine what the script can calculate. Unknown volume units, missing historical observations and unavailable symbols are flagged rather than silently converted into valid measurements.
Realtime speed calculations depend on incoming TradingView updates and reset when a candle changes or the script reloads. They are sampled observations, not continuous exchange telemetry.
Important
The activity score measures relative market activity, not directional conviction, predicted returns or profitability.
The radar does not place trades, identify guaranteed breakout opportunities or scan every contract listed on an exchange.
It is intended to help traders decide which charts deserve closer attention.
Pine Script v6 · [Artio]
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Информация и публикации не предназначены для предоставления и не являются финансовыми, инвестиционными, торговыми или другими видами советов или рекомендаций, предоставленных или одобренных TradingView. Подробнее читайте в Условиях использования.