What crypto is active tonight?

Screening Filters

1. dollar_volume_24h ≥ 10,000,000

   • Purpose: Find coins with heavy trading value in the last 24 hours.
   • Rationale:
     • “Significant activity” usually means a lot of money is actually changing hands, not just price moving on tiny volume.
     • A minimum of $10M in 24‑hour dollar volume filters out illiquid, low‑cap tokens and focuses on more actively traded cryptocurrencies.

2. relative_vol ≥ 150

   • Purpose: Capture coins whose current trading volume is much higher than their own recent norm.
   • Rationale:
     • You asked about “influx and movement” and “activity”; relative volume measures exactly that: how today’s volume compares to typical volume.
     • A threshold of 150 (≈150% of usual volume, or 1.5× normal) targets coins seeing an abnormal spike in trading interest right now, not just those that are always high‑volume.

3. price_change_pct_24h ≥ 5%

   • Purpose: Require a meaningful price move (up or down) in the last 24 hours.
   • Rationale:
     • You mentioned “increase or decrease in price”; a ≥5% move in 24h is a reasonable cutoff for “significant” short‑term movement in crypto.
     • This avoids coins with a lot of volume but flat prices, ensuring both price and volume are active.

4. is_trending = True

   • Purpose: Focus on coins that are currently trending (e.g., high search interest, watchlists, or unusual market attention, depending on the data source).
   • Rationale:
     • Beyond raw numbers, “significant activity” often correlates with what traders are actually watching and talking about.
     • This flag attempts to capture that “buzz” factor so you see names that are not just moving, but also on traders’ radars.

Do These Filters Match Your Request?

Your question: “Which cryptocurrencies are showing significant activity tonight?”

What you previously clarified:

• Interest in price moves (increases/decreases)
• Interest in volume and activity/influx

How the filters line up:

• Price activity → enforced by price_change_pct_24h ≥ 5%
• Volume/influx of trading → enforced by both dollar_volume_24h ≥ 10M (absolute activity) and relative_vol ≥ 150 (activity vs usual baseline)
• Overall current “buzz” / activity → captured by is_trending = True

We don’t appear to be using any indicators you explicitly asked against, and we’re not missing basic ones you requested (price & volume). We are, however, using a 24‑hour window as a proxy for “tonight,” because the screener typically works in daily timeframes. That’s a practical limitation of the tool, but it still focuses on very recent activity.

Why No Results Were Returned

No cryptocurrencies met all of these conditions simultaneously for the latest 24‑hour period. This can happen when:

• The volume threshold ($10M in 24h) is high for the current market conditions (e.g., quieter trading session).
• The relative volume spike requirement (≥150%) is strict: many large coins trade heavily, but not always 50%+ above their norm.
• The price move threshold (≥5%) filters out coins that are very active volume‑wise but moving less than 5% in price.
• The trending requirement further narrows it down to only those with visible buzz, which can eliminate coins that are active but not “trending” by the data provider’s definition.

When you stack all four together, the resulting set can be very small or empty, especially during calm periods.

Next Step: Adjust the Filters?

To surface more names that are still “significantly active,” we can loosen the criteria a bit. For example, we could:

• Lower dollar_volume_24h from 10M → 2–5M
• Lower relative_vol from 150 → 120 (1.2× normal volume)
• Lower price_change_pct_24h from 5% → 3%
• Optionally drop the is_trending condition so we include active coins even if they’re not tagged as trending.

Would you like to:

• focus more on volume spikes,
• focus more on big price movers,
• or keep a balance but relax all thresholds slightly so we get some actual candidates for “significant activity tonight”?