Crypto under 1 dollar

Screening Filters

1. price: { max: 1 }
   • Purpose:
     To include only assets whose last traded price is $1.00 or less.
   • Rationale:
     Your request is for “crypto assets priced under 1 dollar.” The core, quantifiable part of that request is the price threshold (“under $1”). Setting a maximum price of 1 directly captures this: anything that passes this filter is trading at or below $1 per unit.

Why Results Match (and Where They Don’t):

• What matches well:

  • The filter correctly enforces your price condition: only assets with a price ≤ $1 will appear.
  • This corresponds directly to “priced under 1 dollar,” so from a price perspective, it is fully aligned with what you asked.

• What does not fully match:

  • Our screener is designed for stocks and similar securities, not crypto assets. We don’t currently support screening on “asset type = crypto,” so we cannot strictly enforce “crypto only.”
  • As a result, the filter applied (price ≤ $1) is effective for finding low-priced instruments, but it will not distinguish between stocks, ETFs, and actual crypto tokens.

Why These Filters Are Still Useful

• Even though we can’t directly filter for crypto in this tool, the price-based filter is the key constraint in your question and is applied correctly.
• The output universe will be assets trading at or below $1, which mirrors the low-price profile of many sub-$1 crypto tokens; you would then need to manually distinguish which of the returned instruments are actual crypto assets, if any are supported by your platform.