RSI Filters & Timeframe
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View timeframe controls the RSI column used by both tables.

Current 15m RSI Market Breadth

oversold neutral overbought — cryptocurrencies scanned

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Short SignalsOverbought RSI filter for selected timeframe
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How the RSI Dashboard Works

RSI 14 Calculation Logic

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) measures momentum on a 0–100 scale using a 14-period calculation. The dashboard computes RSI consistently across 15m, 1h, 4h and 1d so you can compare conditions without switching pages.

Overbought and Oversold Levels Explained

Classic thresholds are RSI 30 (oversold) and RSI 70 (overbought). The dashboard shows market-wide breadth for the selected timeframe — not just filtered hits — so you can gauge whether the market is hot, cold or mixed.

RSI Divergence, RSI Momentum, and Trend Confirmation

RSI divergence and momentum context matter most when confirmed on higher timeframes. Use the dashboard to scan one timeframe at a time, then validate promising symbols on longer horizons before acting.

RSI Dashboard Across 15m, 1h, 4h, and 1d

Use the timeframe buttons to switch the active RSI column for both Long and Short tables. Market breadth updates dynamically for the selected timeframe, showing oversold, neutral and overbought counts plus percentage distribution.

Professional Workflows: Combine RSI with Other Indicators

Use the Crypto RSI Dashboard to monitor overall RSI conditions and the Crypto RSI Screener when you need custom threshold filtering across all timeframes at once. Combine with the crypto screener, indicator filter, market status, MACD, Ichimoku and ADX for full context.

Key Features:
  • Timeframe switcher (15m, 1h, 4h, 1d)
  • RSI market breadth (oversold / neutral / overbought)
  • Long & Short RSI filters per timeframe
  • Fast symbol search with preview
  • Designed for professional trading workflows

RSI Dashboard FAQ

Select a timeframe (15m, 1h, 4h or 1d), read the market breadth summary, then review Long (oversold) and Short (overbought) tables. Search for a symbol to preview its RSI on the active timeframe without leaving the dashboard.

There is no single best timeframe. Use 15m for active intraday context, 1h/4h for swing setups and daily for higher-timeframe bias. The dashboard lets you switch quickly — confirm across at least two timeframes when possible.

Yes. Use RSI breadth for momentum context, then validate with MACD, ADX and Ichimoku. For multi-indicator filtering use the indicator filter.

RSI below 30 indicates oversold conditions — sustained selling pressure relative to recent gains. It can signal potential long interest but is not an automatic buy without trend and confirmation context.

RSI above 70 indicates overbought conditions — sustained buying pressure. It can signal potential short interest but is not an automatic sell, especially in strong uptrends.

Yes. In strong trends RSI can stay above 70 or below 30 for extended periods. Treat extremes as momentum context, not fixed reversal timers — the dashboard breadth helps you see how widespread conditions are.

RSI values and market breadth refresh with live market data as new candle data arrives. Switching timeframes re-calculates oversold, neutral and overbought distribution instantly from the latest scan.

The Crypto RSI Screener focuses on which symbols meet custom RSI conditions across all timeframes at once (RSI 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d and RSI AVG). The Crypto RSI Dashboard focuses on monitoring one timeframe at a time with market breadth and a cleaner long/short research view.

Use 15m for fast intraday scans, 1h for session-level momentum, 4h for swing context and 1d for macro bias. The dashboard is built for switching between these views — breadth tells you whether the whole market aligns with your filter.