Volume scanner
15-minute and 1-hour futures volume spikes
Find Binance USD-M futures symbols where short-term quote volume is rising sharply, then manually review price, funding, and risk.
Binance futures monitor
Source: Binance USD-M Futures public API
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GridBotLab scanners are for educational market research only. They do not provide financial advice, trading signals, or profit guarantees. Crypto futures trading is high risk, and extreme moves can continue much further than expected before reversing.
| Symbol | Price | 15m % | 1h % | 24h % | Daily Volume | 15m Volume Spike | 1h Volume Spike | Bid Depth 2% | Ask Depth 2% | Book Imbalance 2% | Spread % | Long/Short Ratio | Taker Pressure | Funding | OI | Phase | Early | Parabolic | Reversal | Warning | Action |
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A high Early Momentum Score is not a long signal. It only means short-term activity is increasing and may deserve manual review.
TradingView guide
Check chart structure, volume, support, resistance, and alerts manually.
Parabolic scanner
Compare volume spikes with funding pressure, recent moves, and reversal-watch risk.
Calculator
Test whether spacing, fees, funding, and liquidation make sense for a scenario.
Volume spike research workflow
The volume spike page focuses on unusual 15-minute and 1-hour quote volume. Rising volume can point to increased activity, but the direction and quality of that activity require manual review.
After a volume spike appears, compare price movement, funding, order book depth, recent highs and lows, and chart structure. A spike without liquidity or a clear invalidation plan can be dangerous for grid strategies.
Use GridBotLab calculators to test whether grid spacing, fees, leverage, and funding assumptions still make sense before considering any exchange workflow.
The safest way to use any scanner page is as the first step in a research process. A scanner can reduce the time needed to find unusual conditions, but it cannot know the user's account size, risk tolerance, jurisdiction, exchange access, execution quality, or whether a chart level is still valid by the time the user reviews it.
Before acting on any market idea, compare the symbol across multiple views: funding, volume, volatility, liquidity, chart structure, exchange rules, and calculator output. A result that looks interesting in one table can become unsuitable after fees, funding, leverage, slippage, or liquidation distance are reviewed.
GridBotLab keeps these pages read-only. The site does not request private API keys, connect to exchange accounts, manage positions, or place orders. All exchange and charting links are optional research resources and should be evaluated manually with local regulations and security practices in mind.
FAQ
Is high volume bullish?
Not necessarily. Volume can appear during continuation, exhaustion, liquidations, or reversals.
What page should I use next?
Review the parabolic scanner, TradingView workflow, and calculator.
FAQ
Is this a trade signal?
No. Scores only mark conditions that may deserve manual review.
Does high reversal score mean short?
No. Parabolic symbols can continue much further before reversing.