Upbit Launches 'Screener' Feature to Let Users Pick the Assets They Want
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Dunamu announced on the 31st that it has launched a new feature, the "Digital Asset Screener."
The feature was unveiled on Upbit Data Lab and provides data filters tailored to domestic investors, centered on KRW market prices and trading value.
The screener includes 29 filters and 10 recommended screenings, and it currently applies to assets supported for trading on Upbit's KRW market.
Dunamu announced on the 31st that it has launched a new feature, the "Digital Asset Screener." The feature is designed to help users search for assets tailored to their own criteria. Dunamu noted that existing major data platforms mainly offer simple price-centered filters and are provided based on USD prices or prices from overseas exchanges, making them difficult for domestic investors to use.
Upbit Data Lab has now unveiled the asset screener feature. The asset screener is characterized by market-price-centered and trading-value-centered data filters optimized for domestic investors in the KRW market.
A total of 29 filters are available. The filter categories consist of basic information, price, investor sentiment, technical analysis, and volatility. Examples of basic information include sector and market capitalization, while examples of price include current price, 52-week high/low, and trading value. Examples of investor sentiment include the fear and greed index, and examples of technical analysis include the composite indicator, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. This makes it possible to screen assets based on a variety of conditions.
The screener also includes 10 recommended screenings for investors who are not familiar with using data, lowering the barrier to entry. The recommended screenings consist of price streaks, surging trading value, technical oversold conditions, extreme bearish zones, and extreme bullish zones, among others.
Dunamu said the feature allows experienced investors to directly combine multiple indicators and examine assets of interest from various angles. It also said beginner investors can more easily learn the criteria for market analysis by using the recommended screenings.
At present, the screener is available for assets supported for trading on Upbit's KRW market. Dunamu said it plans to expand the search conditions to improve user convenience.
Kim Dae-hyun, Dunamu's Chief Data Officer (CDO), said the screener was designed from the perspective of investors in Korea's KRW market, and that it allows users to compare market, technical, sentiment, and on-chain data on a single screen. He added that the company plans to continue releasing analytical tools that support investors' rational decision-making.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406253
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