For $100 on Jupiter, kraken, or flipx

Screening Filters

1. dollar_volume_24h ≥ 1,000,000

   • Purpose: Ensures the coin has enough recent trading activity and liquidity.
   • Rationale: Since you want to place about $100 and likely trade on exchanges like Jupiter, Kraken, or Flipx, liquidity matters a lot. A minimum daily dollar volume helps avoid thinly traded coins that can be hard to enter/exit cleanly, especially for a short-horizon reversal trade.

2. RSI category: oversold, moderate

   • Purpose: Finds coins that have recently been sold off enough to potentially be near a local bottom.
   • Rationale: An oversold RSI is one of the most common signals that a coin may be stretched to the downside and could rebound soon. Including moderate keeps the screen from being too strict and allows coins that are not deeply oversold but still may be setting up for a reversal.

3. MACD: positive, bullish

   • Purpose: Looks for improving momentum and possible trend reversal confirmation.
   • Rationale: A coin can be “at the bottom,” but for a few-hour trade you want signs that momentum is turning up, not just that it is cheap. A bullish/positive MACD helps filter for early reversal setups where downside momentum may be fading and upside momentum is starting.

4. Moving average relationship: PriceCrossAboveMA5, PriceAboveMA5

   • Purpose: Detects short-term trend recovery.
   • Rationale: If price is crossing above or already above the 5-period moving average, that often indicates a short-term shift from weakness to strength. This is especially relevant for your “in a few hours” timeframe, because MA5 is a very short-term trend signal.

5. Support/resistance relationship: PriceAroundSupport, PriceBreakResistance

   • Purpose: Identifies coins either sitting near support or beginning to break out above resistance.
   • Rationale: A bottoming coin often holds near support before reversing. If price is instead breaking resistance, that can confirm the rebound is underway. These two conditions capture both the “near-bottom” and “reversal confirmation” phases.

6. Price change pct 24h: between -15% and +5%

   • Purpose: Focuses on coins that have recently sold off, but are not already too extended to the upside.
   • Rationale: A coin down too much can be unstable or continue falling; a coin already up a lot may have missed the rebound entry. This range targets coins that have had a meaningful pullback but still leave room for a near-term reversal trade.

Why the Filters Work Together

• Liquidity filter ensures the coin is tradable for a small amount like $100 without excessive slippage.
• RSI + price change filter look for a coin that has likely been under pressure and may be near a bottom.
• MACD + MA5 filters add evidence that momentum is turning from bearish to bullish.
• Support/resistance filter helps catch either a local bottom at support or an early breakout above resistance, which is exactly what you want for a short-term reversal trade.

Why Results Match

• They favor coins that are recently weak but stabilizing, which is the classic profile for a possible bottom.
• They look for early reversal confirmation, not just oversold conditions alone.
• They avoid illiquid names that could be poor choices for a fast entry/exit on the exchanges you mentioned.
• Overall, the screen is tuned for short-term rebound candidates with a higher chance of moving up in the next few hours.