Cryptos bullish for a month

Screening Filters

1. 24h Turnover ≥ 10,000,000 (turnover_24h: min: 10000000)

   • Purpose: Ensure only highly traded cryptocurrencies are included.
   • Rationale: Cryptos that are genuinely in a bullish phase tend to attract strong trading activity. A high 24‑hour turnover filters out illiquid, highly volatile coins whose price moves may be random or easily manipulated, focusing instead on more reliable, institutionally watched names.

2. Bullish MACD (macd: bullish)

   • Purpose: Capture cryptos with positive momentum by using a standard technical trend indicator.
   • Rationale: A bullish MACD (MACD line above signal line and often above zero) indicates upward momentum over recent periods. Since you’re asking for cryptocurrencies that have been “bullish,” a positive MACD is a direct confirmation of ongoing upward momentum rather than a one‑off spike.

3. Price Above 20‑Day Moving Average (moving_average_relationship: PriceAboveMA20)

   • Purpose: Confirm that current price is in an uptrend relative to the last ~month of trading.
   • Rationale: If price is above the 20‑day MA, it’s trading above its recent average, which is consistent with a short‑term bullish trend. This helps ensure that the uptrend is still intact now, not just something that happened weeks ago.

4. 1‑Month Price Change ≥ +20% (month_price_change_pct: min: 20)

   • Purpose: Require a strong, measurable gain over the past month.
   • Rationale: “Bullish for the past month” is translated into a concrete performance threshold. A minimum 20% gain is a meaningful rally in crypto terms and filters for assets that haven’t just drifted slightly higher, but have clearly trended up over that period.

5. 20‑Day EMA Above 60‑Day EMA (comparison_between_indicators: ema_20 > ema_60)

   • Purpose: Confirm a short‑to‑medium term uptrend.
   • Rationale: When the 20‑day EMA is above the 60‑day EMA, recent prices are stronger than the medium‑term average, which is a classic definition of an uptrend. This helps ensure the bullishness is not only recent but also supported by a broader trend structure.

Why Results Match Your Question

• “Bullish for the past month” is captured by:

  • Strong 1‑month price increase (≥ +20%),
  • Short‑ and medium‑term uptrend structure (price > MA20 and EMA20 > EMA60),
  • Confirmed positive momentum (bullish MACD).

• Focusing on high‑turnover cryptos ensures:

  • The moves are more likely to reflect genuine market interest,
  • You avoid thinly traded coins whose “bullishness” might be unreliable or easily manipulated.

Together, these filters narrow the list to cryptocurrencies that have shown sustained, technically confirmed bullish behavior over roughly the past month, with sufficient liquidity to make the signals meaningful.