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AI Market Scanner and On-chain analytics

How the scanner ranks pairs by volume spikes, momentum and breakouts, and what the Bitcoin on-chain page shows.

Updated 22 October 2026

Two tools in More → AI Tools help you see what is happening in the market. Both use real data and explain their method on the page.

AI Market Scanner

The scanner checks popular pairs every minute and marks them with a signal:

  • Volume spike — the last closed hour's volume is at least twice the hourly average of the 23 hours before it.
  • Near 24h high or Near 24h low — the price is at the edge of its 24-hour range and moving in that direction.
  • Strong move — the price changed by 5% or more in 24 hours.
  • Quiet — none of the above.

The list is sorted by a combined score, and the Strength column shows how strong the signal is. Use the tabs above the table to see one kind of signal. Click a pair to open its coin page, or press Trade to open its market screen.

Signals describe what already happened. They are not predictions and not financial advice.

On-chain analytics

The page shows live Bitcoin network data from public explorers, refreshed every 15 seconds:

  • network fees (fast, 30-minute and economy, in sat/vB);
  • the mempool — transactions waiting to be confirmed;
  • the latest blocks with their size and fees;
  • large transfers of 1 BTC or more, seen in the live feed while the page is open.

Ethereum and TRON data need a data provider key and are marked accordingly. Read What is Bitcoin? to understand blocks and fees.

University materials are for education only and are not investment, legal or tax advice.