Impulse scoring profile | Watchlist.top Guide

Disclaimer and responsibility

Scoring profiles are educational ranking tools, not financial advice and not a promise of profit.
Score helps decide which coins deserve manual review first, but it is not an automatic buy/sell signal.
Every trading decision remains the trader responsibility: position size, leverage, stop placement, exchange risk, liquidation risk, and the consequences of each trade.
A high Score can appear before a failed breakout, a false impulse, a weak pattern, or a news spike. Always check the chart, liquidity, higher-timeframe context, and risk before acting.

Use this profile when the task is to find a movement early: the coin starts moving, volume expands relative to its own average, and trade activity rises at the same time.
The profile is designed for short-term attention filtering. It helps bring active instruments to the top before a full manual chart review.
It is strongest when the market is active and many coins compete for attention. It is weaker in a flat, illiquid, or news-spike environment where one candle can distort the ranking.

Momentum scalping

P_Δ, weight 20%: current-candle price movement. It shows whether price is already moving on the selected timeframe.
V_R, weight 25%: relative volume. It compares current volume with the coin own average and is the main confirmation that movement is not happening on empty volume.
T_R, weight 30%: relative trade-count activity. It shows whether the number of trades is higher than normal for the selected rolling window.
V₂₄, weight 10%: 24-hour volume. It keeps general liquidity in the ranking so very thin coins do not look strong only because of a local spike.
NATR, weight 15%: normalized volatility. It helps find coins with enough movement range for a short-term setup.

High Score means the coin is currently active by several short-term metrics at once.
The best case is when price movement, relative volume, and trade activity are all strong. If only one component is strong, the setup is weaker.
If T_R has no data, read the profile more carefully: the score may still be useful, but trade-speed confirmation is incomplete.
A high impulse Score should lead to chart inspection: check whether the move has just started or is already extended.

Check whether price is near a level, trend line, round number, or large order.
Check whether the candle that created the score is not already too large compared with normal volatility.
Check spread and liquidity before using the coin for short-term trading.
Decide where the impulse idea is invalid before considering an entry.