Every screener works on futures
Pick CME futures or Perps in the Market buttons of any of these screeners for a deeper scan.
What each column means
- Day % and 5-day %: the change from the previous settlement-day close, and from five sessions ago. For crypto perps a “day” is the UTC day.
- RSI 14: the 14-day Relative Strength Index. Under 30 is often called oversold, over 70 overbought.
- vs MA 50 / MA 200: how far the price is from its 50 and 200-day simple moving averages.
- Volume ×: the latest day’s volume divided by the 20-day average before it.
- From 52w high / Above 52w low: the distance from the highest high and lowest low of the last year.
About this setup
- What it is
- The same all-in-one table for futures: CME contracts with your Massive key, or crypto perpetual futures from OKX with no key.
- How traders use it
- Futures traders scan it for the day’s biggest movers, markets stretched from their averages and volume spikes across asset classes such as indexes, rates, energy, metals and grains.
- Caveats
- CME data on the free plan is delayed, front-month contracts roll to the next month near expiry, and perps trade around the clock, so a “day” there is the UTC day.
Frequently asked questions
Which futures can it scan?
CME futures: about 25 front-month CME Group contracts, rolled a few days before the last trading day, with daily bars from Massive (formerly Polygon.io). Crypto perps: the 200 busiest USDT perpetual futures on OKX, from OKX’s public data.
Why do CME futures need a key?
Futures prices are licensed data, so a website can’t hand them out for free. Massive gives anyone a free API key. It’s saved only in your browser and sent only to Massive, never to us. See how to get a free Massive key. Without a key the screener opens on crypto perps.
Is it free?
Yes: no account, no subscription and no limit on scans.