Which candlestick patterns does the scanner detect?

The scanner detects single-, two- and three-candle patterns (e.g., doji variants, engulfing, harami, morning/evening star) plus robust structure heuristics (e.g., flags, wedges, triangles). Everything is separated by timeframe (15m/1h/4h/1d).

How does Match ANY vs Match ALL work?

Match ANY shows symbols where at least one selected pattern is present. Match ALL requires all selected patterns to be present at the same time.

How fresh are the pattern values?

Candlestick pattern fields are updated regularly by the worker and stored per timeframe. The table timestamp shows the last update per symbol.

Candlestick Pattern Scanner Live Crypto

Symbol	Price	Signal	Strength	Patterns (Last Candle)	Updated
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How to read the Candlestick Scanner

How to interpret the results (quick guide)

This table shows the latest candle patterns per symbol/timeframe. “Last” is the most recent candle signal; “Overall” is the aggregated signal over the analysis window. Strength is a composite score (higher = stronger confluence).

If you need to dive deeper into a specific pattern, use the glossary links below. Each pattern name is present in HTML (not only via JavaScript) to make it easy to navigate and to support internal linking.

The table shows, per symbol and timeframe, the pattern signal (Last/Overall), a strength score, and the detected patterns for the last candle.

Use filters correctly:

Timeframe: 15m/1h/4h/1d — patterns are not mixed across timeframes.
Signal: Filters by bullish/bearish/neutral.
Signal Field: “Last Candle” uses the last-candle pattern signal; “Overall” uses the aggregated signal.
Min Strength: Minimum strength score (higher = stronger pattern confluence).
Patterns + Match Mode: ANY = at least one pattern matches, ALL = all selected patterns must match.

Pattern Glossary & Internal Links

Click a pattern to jump to its anchor on this page for quick reference:

Hammer – bullish reversal after a sell-off.
Hanging Man – potential bearish reversal after an up-move.
Inverted Hammer – possible bullish reversal, weak upper shadow rejection.
Shooting Star – bearish rejection with long upper wick.
Doji – indecision; watch follow-up candle.
Dragonfly Doji – bullish-leaning indecision after selling pressure.
Gravestone Doji – bearish-leaning indecision after buying pressure.
Long Legged Doji – strong indecision with large wicks.
Spinning Top – small body, balanced wicks; neutral/indecision.
Marubozu – strong directional candle without wicks.
Bullish Engulfing – bullish reversal signal (two-candle).
Bearish Engulfing – bearish reversal signal (two-candle).
Bullish Harami – inside bullish reversal (two-candle).
Bearish Harami – inside bearish reversal (two-candle).
Piercing Line – bullish reversal with deep second candle close.
Dark Cloud Cover – bearish reversal counterpart to piercing line.
Tweezer Bottom – double low rejection, bullish bias.
Tweezer Top – double high rejection, bearish bias.
Inside Bar (Bull) – bullish break setup after consolidation.
Inside Bar (Bear) – bearish break setup after consolidation.
Outside Bar (Bull) – bullish expansion candle engulfing prior range.
Outside Bar (Bear) – bearish expansion candle engulfing prior range.
Morning Star – bullish three-candle reversal.
Evening Star – bearish three-candle reversal.
Three White Soldiers – strong bullish continuation after down-move.
Three Black Crows – strong bearish continuation after up-move.
Bullish Flag – continuation pattern after an impulse up.
Bearish Flag – continuation pattern after an impulse down.
Ascending Triangle – bullish continuation (flat top, rising lows).
Descending Triangle – bearish continuation (flat base, falling highs).
Double Top – bearish reversal at repeated high.
Double Bottom – bullish reversal at repeated low.
Cup and Handle – bullish continuation after rounded base.
Head and Shoulders – bearish reversal pattern.
Rising Wedge – bearish bias; rising but narrowing range.
Falling Wedge – bullish bias; falling but narrowing range.
Symmetrical Triangle – neutral continuation; watch breakout direction.

Candlestick Scanner FAQ

In “Patterns (Last Candle)” you see the detected patterns for the very last candle as chips.

Either no pattern was detected on the last candle, or the symbol/timeframe has not received a fresh update yet.

Use your preferred multi-indicator filter to layer candlestick signals with momentum/volatility/volume factors.

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How to read the Candlestick Scanner

How to interpret the results (quick guide)

Use filters correctly:

Pattern Glossary & Internal Links

Candlestick Scanner FAQ

Which patterns are shown?

Why do I sometimes see “–” for patterns?

How do I combine patterns with other indicators?