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scan_oversold

Market ScannerScannerRSI

INSTALLATION

$python -c "exec(open('scan_oversold.py').read())"

#or paste directly into your Claude Code terminal

[ ABOUT ]

Returns all coins from the input list where the current RSI is below the configurable threshold (default 30), along with the exact RSI value for ranking purposes. The walrus operator (`:=`) computes RSI once per coin and reuses the value in the filter condition, avoiding redundant calculations in large watchlists.

Oversold readings alone are not buy signals — they indicate that selling pressure has been extreme, but a coin can remain oversold for extended periods during sustained downtrends. Use this scanner as a candidate filter, then apply `identify_trend_direction` and `detect_divergence` on each result to separate genuine reversal candidates from falling knives.

[ USAGE EXAMPLE ]

example.py

oversold = scan_oversold(coin_list, threshold=30)
# → [{"coin": "XRP", "rsi": 24.1}, {"coin": "ADA", "rsi": 27.8}]

[ FULL CODE ]

scan_oversold.py

def scan_oversold(coins, threshold=30): return [{"coin": c, "rsi": round(r, 1)} for c in coins if (r := get_rsi(c)) < threshold]

[ METADATA ]

CategoryMarket Scanner

ComplexityIntermediate

LanguagePython 3.10+

TagsScanner, RSI

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