CRYPTO CANDLESTICK PATTERN SCREENER
What is the Crypto Candlestick Pattern Screener?
The Candlestick Pattern Screener detects classic Japanese candlestick patterns including Bullish and Bearish Engulfing, Hammer, Hanging Man, Morning and Evening Star, Piercing Line, Dark Cloud Cover, Three White Soldiers, Three Black Crows, Harami, Tweezer tops and bottoms, Marubozu and Doji. This candlestick scanner covers 600+ cryptocurrencies and every major timeframe, and a separate live tracker streams new pattern detections in real time as candles close. Not financial advice.
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How candlestick patterns are read
Candlestick patterns are among the oldest and most widely used tools in technical analysis. Each pattern is formed by the open, high, low and close of one or several candles, and traders read them as clues about the balance between buyers and sellers. This candlestick screener automatically detects the most reliable bullish and bearish patterns across 600+ cryptocurrencies so you do not have to scan hundreds of charts by hand.
Bullish and bearish pattern families
Bullish patterns such as the Bullish Engulfing, Hammer, Morning Star, Piercing Line and Three White Soldiers typically appear after a decline and suggest that buyers may be regaining control. Bearish patterns such as the Bearish Engulfing, Hanging Man, Shooting Star, Evening Star, Dark Cloud Cover and Three Black Crows usually form after a rally and hint that sellers may be stepping in. Neutral patterns like the Doji reflect indecision and often precede a larger move.
Why patterns are read on closed candles
Patterns are evaluated on the last fully closed candle of your chosen timeframe, so signals reflect confirmed price action rather than a still-forming candle. Use the timeframe and category controls to focus the scan, for example hunting reversal signals on the 4H chart across the top 50 coins, or watching short intraday timeframes for the meme-coin basket.
Tracking new patterns as they form
Switch to the Live Feed view to turn this screener into a real-time candlestick tracker. As new candles close and fresh patterns appear, each detection is streamed to the top of the feed with its coin, direction, timeframe and price. It is a fast way to keep a finger on the pulse of the market and spot developing setups the moment they print. Candlestick signals work best alongside trend, momentum and volume analysis, so treat them as one input rather than a standalone system. Not financial advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are candlestick patterns?
A candlestick pattern is a shape formed by the open, high, low and close of one or several candles. Traders read them as a compressed record of how buyers and sellers behaved during that period, such as a long lower wick showing that a push down was rejected. They describe what has already happened, which is why they are usually treated as context rather than instruction.
Which patterns does this scanner detect?
It covers the widely used bullish and bearish formations, including Bullish and Bearish Engulfing, Hammer, Shooting Star, Morning and Evening Star, Piercing Line, Dark Cloud Cover, Three White Soldiers and Three Black Crows. You can scan for any single pattern or filter for all bullish or all bearish detections at once.
Why does the scanner only use closed candles?
A candle that is still forming can change shape completely before it closes, so a pattern detected mid-candle may not exist a few minutes later. Evaluating only fully closed candles means every detection reflects confirmed price action. The trade-off is that signals appear at the close rather than during the move.
Are candlestick patterns reliable on their own?
Not usually. The same shape means very different things depending on where it appears, and a Hammer at a tested support level with rising volume is a far stronger signal than the identical candle in the middle of a range. Most traders use patterns to time an entry into a setup that other analysis already identified.
What is the Live Feed view?
The Live Feed turns the scanner into a real-time tracker rather than a snapshot. As each new candle closes and fresh patterns appear, every detection is streamed to the top of the feed with its coin and timeframe, so you can watch signals arrive across the market instead of re-running a scan.