What would be a good position

Screening Filters

1. dollar_volume_24h: min 0

   • Purpose: Ensures the asset has trading activity and is not illiquid.
   • Rationale: For BTC, liquidity matters because a “good position” should be based on a market that can actually be entered and exited efficiently. Setting a minimum of 0 is effectively a broad inclusion filter here, but it keeps the screen open to active markets rather than excluding anything unnecessarily.

2. turnover_24h: min 0

   • Purpose: Captures recent trading participation and market interest.
   • Rationale: A stronger turnover profile helps confirm there is enough engagement behind the price move. For BTC, this supports assessing whether the current technical setup is being validated by active trading.

3. rsi_category: moderate

   • Purpose: Looks for momentum without pushing into extreme overbought territory.
   • Rationale: If you’re asking for a “good position” in BTC, you typically want a market that is neither too weak nor already stretched. A moderate RSI suggests BTC has room to continue higher without being excessively overextended.

4. macd: bullish, positive

   • Purpose: Identifies improving trend momentum.
   • Rationale: A bullish/positive MACD indicates the recent trend is strengthening. This is useful when evaluating whether BTC has a favorable technical bias for a position entry.

5. moving_average_relationship: PriceAboveMA20, PriceAboveMA200

   • Purpose: Confirms short-term and long-term trend strength.
   • Rationale: Price above the 20-day moving average suggests near-term momentum is positive, while price above the 200-day moving average suggests the broader trend is also bullish. For BTC, this is a classic way to find positions aligned with both tactical and strategic uptrends.

6. support_resistance_relationship: PriceBreakResistance, PriceAroundResistance

   • Purpose: Finds price action near or above key technical levels.
   • Rationale: A good BTC position often comes after a breakout or during a retest near resistance. This filter helps identify setups where BTC may be confirming strength by breaking resistance or consolidating just under/around it.

7. price_change_pct_24h: min 0

   • Purpose: Requires positive short-term price performance.
   • Rationale: For a long position idea, a positive 24-hour price change indicates immediate momentum is in BTC’s favor. It helps avoid names that are currently losing strength.

8. comparison_between_indicators: price > ema_20

   • Purpose: Verifies price is trading above the short-term trend line.
   • Rationale: This reinforces the idea that BTC is not just bouncing randomly but is maintaining strength above a key moving average, which supports a constructive entry setup.

9. comparison_between_indicators: price > ema_200

   • Purpose: Confirms the broader trend remains bullish.
   • Rationale: Price above the 200-day EMA is one of the most common long-term bullish filters. For BTC, it helps ensure the position is aligned with the larger trend rather than countertrend.

Why Results Match:

• The filters collectively look for BTC in a bullish trend across multiple time horizons: short-term, medium-term, and long-term.
• They avoid overbought extremes by using moderate RSI, which is often preferred when looking for a more balanced entry point.
• Momentum confirmation comes from positive MACD, price above key moving averages, and positive 24h price change.
• The resistance-related filters are especially useful for BTC because good entries often come from breakouts or retests of key levels, not just from random price movement.
• Overall, this screen is designed to find BTC when it has strength, trend confirmation, and acceptable momentum, which fits the idea of a “good position” technically.