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Terminal Screener

The Terminal Screener is the contracts list inside the Futures Terminal.

Use it when you want to scan available futures contracts, narrow the list to instruments that match your approach, and move from screening to position entry without leaving the terminal.

Futures Terminal Screener

What the screener is for​

The screener is designed for practical contract selection.

It helps you:

  • browse available futures contracts;
  • search for a specific pair or symbol;
  • compare contracts by key metrics;
  • focus only on instruments that match your conditions;
  • open the selected instrument on the chart;
  • start the position-opening flow directly from the same workspace.

The screener works both for quick review and for a reusable futures routine.

Indicators in the timeframe columns​

Each {tf} indicators column (for example 15m indicators) shows the state of the contract on that timeframe:

  • RSI, SMA9 direction and the MRC zone, with the MRC width under it;
  • Clouds — the cloud colour with an arrow for the price position relative to the cloud (↑ above, = inside, ↓ below), then the cloud phase and the cloud width;
  • Div — divergence between price and MACD. A confirmed divergence is shown as ▲ Bullish or ▼ Bearish, followed by its age in closed candles (for example · 2). A divergence that is forming on the current candle is marked with ◌ and blinks: it is not confirmed yet and may disappear before the candle closes. A dash means there is no divergence.

Hover over a value to see a short hint. What each value means is explained in Platform Indicators, Market regime and Divergence.

Showing more timeframes (1d, 1w)​

There is a column for every timeframe: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w. Not all of them are shown at once: some are hidden by default, including 1d indicators and 1w indicators. To show a column, open the Column Chooser in the grid toolbar and tick it. The filter group of a timeframe in the Advanced Filters appears when its column is shown.

A week candle opens on Monday 00:00 UTC. Indicators start from the coin's listing, so a recently listed coin shows — on 1d and 1w for a long while.

Advanced Filters​

For more precise selection, the screener includes an Advanced Filters window: indicator, market regime and divergence conditions across timeframes, funding, leverage, volume, risk, listing window, your trading pairs sets and price limits.

You can also load the conditions of one of your trading strategies in a single click and see which pairs it would currently consider.

Filters, saved presets and strategy-based filtering are described on a separate page: Screener Filters.

Sorting the contracts list​

The screener also provides a dedicated sorting control.

You can quickly reorder the contracts list by one of the available metrics, including:

  • volatility rank;
  • max leverage;
  • min order;
  • step size;
  • funding rate;
  • volume 24h M;
  • market cap;
  • turnover 24h;
  • volatility factor;
  • listing date.

You can quickly bring the most relevant instruments to the top, depending on what matters most for your current review.

Opening a position from the screener​

Once you find a contract you want to trade, you can start the position-opening flow directly from the screener.

Opening a position from Futures Terminal Screener

The opening flow is based on selecting a Bot Settings profile.

The screener is used for reviewing contracts and moving from contract selection to position entry.

Here, you choose the pair and then select a prepared bot profile. This is intended for users who want to open a one-cycle position using ready-made bot settings instead of rebuilding the trade parameters manually each time.

Typical workflow​

A common workflow in the screener looks like this:

  1. Open Futures Contracts inside the Terminal.
  2. Search for a pair or use Advanced Filters.
  3. Adjust the filtering conditions until the contracts list reflects the setup you need.
  4. Save the filter preset if you want to reuse it later, or load the conditions of one of your trading strategies.
  5. Use sorting to bring the most relevant contracts to the top.
  6. Open the selected instrument on the chart if you want an additional visual check.
  7. Start Open position and select the appropriate Bot Settings profile.

Summary​

Use the Terminal Screener when you want to:

  • monitor futures contracts by practical criteria;
  • use indicator-based filtering across multiple timeframes;
  • save and reuse filter presets;
  • sort the contracts list quickly;
  • move from contract screening to position entry from the same workspace.