The best crypto setups right now, named, scored and ranked.

1. CContext— How strongly trend, momentum, volume and structure agree with the trade direction — each category capped so one signal counted six ways can't dominate.
2. EEvent— The trigger that makes it actionable now — volume-gated and decayed by freshness, so a break from 15 bars ago fades.
3. PParticipation— Whether real activity is behind the move — relative volume, aggressive taker flow, and 24h liquidity.
4. RRisk— The reward-to-risk geometry of the setup — how far the structural target sits versus the level that would invalidate it. The geometry is scored; the levels themselves are not published as a trade call.
5. AAlignment— How the higher timeframes lean versus the trade's direction — the separator between a strong setup and a marginal one.

Chop and stale-data guards then damp scores that don't deserve the rank

Filters · Timeframe · Min score · Direction · Quote pair · Setup type · Multi-TF confirmed · Sort Best / Freshest / Best R:R / Volume

The same setups leading the board above, drawn as the app’s own card. Open one in the app for the score broken into its five components, the checklist, and the key levels it sits between.

1. 01Open the ranked boardThe board at the top of this page is the real thing, and the full one in the app is browsable without an account. Every tradeable setup on Binance spot and futures is already named, given a long or short call, scored 0-100 and ranked best first — nothing to configure, no lines to draw.
2. 02Filter down to the trades you takeNarrow by timeframe — 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d or 1w — plus minimum score, direction, quote pair, setup type, and multi-TF confirmed only. Then sort by Best, Freshest, Best R:R or Volume, depending on what you're hunting.
3. 03Read the card, then open the full readThe card carries the trade at a glance: the archetype, the side, the score and chips for relative volume and freshness. Open it for the score broken into its five components, the checklist, the participation behind the move, the market regime, and the key levels the setup sits between.
4. 04Check what fails before you size itThe checklist is drawn for the archetype — pattern or level quality, freshness, volume confirmation, higher-timeframe agreement, reward-to-risk geometry — and the checks that fail are shown, not buried. CoinBeacon does not hand you an entry or a stop; the last call is yours, and this is decision support, not financial advice.

Smart Setups — common questions

What are the best crypto trade setups right now?

The board at the top of this page answers that live. It reads every Binance spot and USDⓈ-M futures market, names the setup on each chart, calls it long or short, scores it 0-100 and ranks the strongest first — so the top of the list is the shortlist. It rebuilds as candles close, so what is best right now is genuinely different from what was best this morning.

How do I find the best crypto trade setups?

Open a ranked board rather than flicking through charts. Every tradeable setup across Binance spot and futures is named (Breakout, Breakout retest, Support bounce, Reversal and more), given a direction, and scored 0-100. In the app you can then filter by timeframe, minimum score, direction or setup type to narrow it to the trades you actually take, and sort by Best, Freshest, Best R:R or Volume.

How is Smart Setups different from a market scanner or an indicator alert?

A scanner or alert flags one raw condition — RSI crossed 30, volume spiked. Smart Setups reads the whole chart, names the trade (Breakout, Support bounce, Reversal and more), calls a direction, scores it 0-100, and shows the evidence behind the score with a pass/fail checklist. It is decision support, not a signal dump.

How is the 0-100 Setup Quality Score calculated?

It blends five things: how much the indicators agree with the trade (context), the strength of the actual trigger (volume-gated and decayed by freshness), real participation (volume, taker flow and liquidity), the setup's reward-to-risk geometry, and higher-timeframe alignment. Setups are built on closed Binance spot and futures candles.

Does Smart Setups give me an entry, stop-loss and target?

No. CoinBeacon does not publish trade plans — no entry, no stop-loss, no target and no win rate, for anyone, free or otherwise. What a setup gives you is the analysis: the named trade, its direction, its 0-100 score with the five components broken out, the evidence chips, and a pass/fail checklist of five or six items depending on the setup. Where you enter and where you stop stays your decision. A free account adds the key levels a setup sits between, with live distance to each, so you can draw those numbers yourself.

How many crypto trade setups are there right now?

It changes as each candle closes, and the counter above the board reads it live from the same public feed the app uses: every market on the venue that currently carries a ranked setup on the 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d or 1w candles, counted across Binance spot and Binance USDⓈ-M futures. A figure shown with a plus — 800+ rather than 800 — means the read hit the API's own symbol ceiling, so the true number is at least that and never less. The table itself lists the top-ranked slice of that total, one row per coin, not all of it.

What is a breakout retest?

A boundary that price has already broken, come back to, and held from the other side — a pattern edge or trendline that flipped from resistance to support, or the reverse. On the Smart Setups board it is its own named archetype, and its trigger is the hold rather than the original break, so "retest held 2 bars ago" counts from the bar that held the level. It carries its own checklist: structure quality, fresh retest, hold evidence, volume confirmed, higher timeframe agrees, and whether reward-to-risk clears 1.5 to 1.

Which exchanges and timeframes does Smart Setups cover?

Binance spot and USDⓈ-M futures, on the 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d and 1w candles. Everything is computed from closed candles, so a setup on the board is one a chartist could have marked at the bar close rather than a mid-candle reading that disappears. It is the same candle history the live charts and indicator alerts run on.

What does the MTF badge on a setup mean?

It means the higher timeframes lean the same way as the trade. Alignment is one of the five score components, so a 4h long that fights the daily ranks below one the daily agrees with. You can also filter the board down to multi-timeframe-confirmed setups only.

Can I get an alert when a new setup appears?

Not as a setup alert — Smart Setups is a ranked board you open, not one of CoinBeacon's 19 alert types. What traders do instead is take the level the setup turns on — a pattern boundary, a key level — and put a price alert on it, so the trigger reaches Telegram, Discord, email or a webhook while they are away from the screen.

Is Smart Setups free — and is it financial advice?

It is free: the board on this page needs no account at all, and the free plan includes every CoinBeacon feature plus 5 active alerts and 10 notifications per day, with Google sign-in. And no — it is decision support, not financial advice. Every setup shows its evidence so you make the call, and crypto trading carries real risk of loss.

1. 01Price alerts— When a coin hits a price you set→
2. 02Percentage moves— A big jump or drop within a time window→
3. 03Momentum alerts— Every time a coin swings by your amount→
4. 04Pump & dump alerts— The instant a coin pumps or dumps abnormally fast→
5. 05Wick detection— Spikes that get rejected and snap back→
6. 06Volume spikes— When trading suddenly jumps→