Crypto indicator alerts
Twelve of CoinBeacon's 23 alert types are indicators: RSI, Volume, EMA cross, MACD, Supertrend, Bollinger, Stoch RSI, OBV, ADX, VWAP, Wick and Market cap. Each is recomputed on every closed candle for the coin and timeframe you pick.
The 12 indicator alerts
Each one runs on the coin and candle interval you pick, with your own levels and lengths where it takes them, and its own cooldown after it fires.
- 01RSI: closes past your overbought or oversold lineMomentum
- 02Stoch RSI: the faster oscillator crossing in extreme zonesMomentum
- 03MACD: signal-line and zero-line crossesTrend
- 04EMA cross: golden and death crosses on the lengths you setTrend
- 05ADX: trend strength building or fading, with DI directionTrend
- 06Supertrend: the trend flipping bullish or bearish on a closed candleTrend
- 07Bollinger Bands: a close breaking above or below the bandsVolatility
- 08VWAP: price crossing the rolling volume-weighted averagePrice × volume
- 09OBV: volume flow diverging from the price trendVolume
- 10Volume: trading volume jumping versus its normal levelVolume
- 11Wick: a spike that gets rejected and snaps straight backPrice action
- 12Market cap: market cap or rank crossing the line you setMarket
Recomputed on every candle close
Pick the coin, the indicator and the candle interval, from 1-minute to 4-hour bars. CoinBeacon recomputes the value as each candle closes and notifies you only when your condition is met.
- Closed candles only. A mid-candle move that retraces before the close never fires.
- Your exact condition. RSI(14) above 70, a 50/200 EMA cross, MACD through its signal line or a close outside the Bollinger bands. You set the levels and lengths.
- Cooldowns built in. Every alert has its own cooldown, so a choppy session sends one message and then stays quiet for the window you set.
- Four delivery channels. Email, Telegram, Discord or a JSON webhook into your own system.
- 14:02:11SOL RSI(14) closed above 70 on 1h · 72.4→ Telegram
- 13:48:36ETH MACD crossed above its signal on 4h→ Discord
- 13:31:07BTC closed below the lower Bollinger band on 15m→ Webhook
- 13:05:52LINK volume ran 4.2× its normal level on 5m→ Email
Each alert checks one condition on every candle close, and its cooldown keeps repeats quiet.
One coin, or the whole market.
One pair
Point an alert at any Binance spot or futures pair: choose the indicator, the level and the timeframe, and it watches that chart around the clock, whether or not you're online.
Every coin at once
The market scanner runs these conditions across the whole market, including coins you have not set an alert on.
Market scanner →On the chart
Live charts with built-in indicators on Binance spot and futures, so you can check the chart behind a fired alert.
Live charts →Indicator alert builder
Three steps (market, trigger and delivery), and the builder reads your alert back in plain English before you save it. Every indicator uses the same screen; this example uses RSI.
RSI alerts
Get notified when a coin's RSI(14) crosses your level.
Set your conditions
Market
Market view
BTC / USDT · Binance Spot · 1h
- RSI (14)
- 79.6last closed candle
- Price
- 84,680.57USDT
- RSI (14)
- Alert level
- 30 / 70
The alert checks once a minute, on the newest 1-hour candle, including one still forming, so a reading can change before the candle closes.
Last candle closed 18:00 UTC
Charts by TradingView Lightweight Charts™
Trigger
Now RSI (14) 79.6 · last closed candle
Delivery
Fires once on a fresh cross of your level, then re-arms when RSI moves back across, so you get one alert per crossing, not a stream while it stays in the zone. The alert checks the candle still forming every minute, so it can fire before that candle closes.
Disable after first trigger
Optional: added to every notification this alert sends.
Notify me by Email when BTCUSDT on Binance Spot has RSI(14) below 30 (oversold) on the 1h timeframe.
RSI oversold: BTCUSDT on Binance below 30 (1h)
RSI(14) below 30 (oversold)
Timeframe 1h
Just now · via Email
An illustration of the message format, not a live alert.
Your alert keeps watching after you close this page.
Market view
BTC / USDT · Binance Spot · 1h
- RSI (14)
- 79.6last closed candle
- Price
- 84,680.57USDT
- RSI (14)
- Alert level
- 30 / 70
The alert checks once a minute, on the newest 1-hour candle, including one still forming, so a reading can change before the candle closes.
Last candle closed 18:00 UTC
Charts by TradingView Lightweight Charts™
The in-app builder with the settings it opens on. The candles, the RSI line and the reading beside the level are a live read of the last 120 closed 1-hour candles of BTC/USDT on Binance.
How to set a crypto RSI alert
- 01Pick the pair and the indicatorChoose any Binance spot or futures pair, then one of the 12 indicators: RSI, Stoch RSI, MACD, EMA cross, ADX, Supertrend, Bollinger Bands, VWAP, OBV, Volume, Wick or Market cap.
- 02Set your exact conditionLevels and lengths are yours to edit: RSI(14) below 30, a 50/200 EMA cross, MACD through its signal line, a close outside the Bollinger bands. The defaults match what most chartists run.
- 03Choose the timeframe and the channelCandle intervals from 1 minute to 4 hours, then where the notification goes: Telegram, Discord, email or a JSON webhook into your own system.
- 04Save it and close the chartFrom then on the indicator is recomputed on CoinBeacon's servers at every candle close. It fires only when your condition prints on a closed bar, so it never repaints, and its cooldown keeps repeats quiet.
Common uses
RSI oversold and overbought, unwatched
RSI(14) below 30 or above 70 on the 1-hour or 4-hour. The message arrives when the candle closes in the zone. Then open the live chart and check the Indicator Edge board to see what followed RSI 30 on that coin before.
EMA golden and death crosses, your timeframe
A 50/200 cross means one thing on the 4-hour and another on the 5-minute. Pick the lengths and interval that match how you trade and get told at the close that prints the cross, or let the market scanner surface signals on coins you don't follow.
Bollinger squeeze, breakout on watch
Set a Bollinger alert for a close outside the bands and pair it with a volume alert on the same pair to see whether a breakout has volume behind it.
VWAP reclaims for intraday entries
Price closing back above the rolling VWAP is a common intraday signal. Run the cross on 1-minute to 15-minute candles, and add wick detection to hear about spikes that are rejected and reverse.
Indicator alerts FAQ
- Which crypto indicator alerts does CoinBeacon support?
- Twelve of CoinBeacon's 23 alert types are indicator alerts: RSI, Stochastic RSI, MACD, EMA cross, Supertrend, Bollinger Bands, ADX, OBV, VWAP, Volume, Wick and Market cap. Each runs on the timeframe you choose, with your own levels and lengths where the indicator takes them.
- How do I get alerted when RSI is oversold?
- Create an indicator alert, pick RSI, and set the condition to below 30 (or your own level) on the timeframe you trade, such as the 1-hour. When a 1-hour candle closes with RSI(14) under 30, the message goes to Telegram, Discord, email or your webhook. Use above 70 for the overbought side.
- When does an indicator alert fire, and can it repaint?
- On the candle close, which is why it can't repaint. CoinBeacon recomputes the indicator as each candle closes, so a mid-candle move that retraces never triggers it. A per-alert cooldown then keeps a choppy market from re-firing until the window you set has passed.
- Which timeframes do indicator alerts support?
- Candle intervals from 1 minute up to 4 hours. The same indicator can carry a separate alert on each timeframe, each firing at its own candle close.
- Which exchange's data are the indicators computed on?
- Binance spot and futures. CoinBeacon computes every reading from Binance's candle feed rather than a blend of venues, so the value that fires your alert matches the Binance chart.
- Can I set an indicator alert on any coin?
- Any Binance-listed pair, spot or futures. You can also skip picking coins: the market scanner runs these conditions across the whole market.
- How do MACD and EMA-cross alerts work?
- A MACD alert fires when the MACD line closes across its signal line or the zero line in the direction you chose. An EMA-cross alert fires when a faster average closes across a slower one: 50/200 for the golden or death cross, or any lengths you set.
- Are indicator alerts free?
- Yes. The free plan includes every alert type, with up to 5 active alerts and 10 notifications per day, delivered to email, Telegram, Discord or a webhook.
Learn it in the Academy
All guides →- RSI overbought and oversold in crypto: what happened next: What crypto prices did in the week after RSI crossed 30 or 70, on 737 coins over six months, set against an ordinary week, and how to check any coin.
- MACD, Supertrend and moving-average crosses: what happened next: The week after MACD crosses, Supertrend flips, golden and death crosses and EMA200 breaks, measured on about 800 coins and set against an ordinary week.
- Bollinger Band breakouts in crypto: what happened next: What crypto prices did after a candle closed outside its Bollinger Bands, on about 800 coins over six months, with and without a volume spike.
More ways to watch the market
All features →- 01Funding rate alerts: Thresholds, spikes & cross-exchange spreads
- 02Liquidation alerts: When liquidations spike or a cascade accelerates
- 03Market cap alerts: When a coin's market cap or rank hits your target
- 04Periodic updates: Scheduled price check-ins
- 05Notification mediums: Email, Telegram, Discord, and webhooks
- 06Price alerts: When a coin hits a price you set



