Worth a look today: the pairs where our engines agree, picked every morning

Twenty pairs in, a handful out

The /analysis pages answer "what does the read-out say about this pair?". The daily picks answer the question before it: out of twenty, which pairs deserve a look today?

Once the daily bar closes at 00:00 UTC, the server goes through the 20 cryptocurrencies on /analysis and asks three engines where each one points:

• The indicator barometer — where the 123 indicators lean on the daily bar.
• The rule signal — the direction of the rule engine's latest signal.
• The Expert Rating — the rating from our Expert Pro engine, including pairs it has put on watch.

A pair stays only if at least one engine takes a side and none points the other way. If the barometer is bullish and the rule signal says sell, the pair is dropped; so is a pair none of the engines has an opinion on. The rest are ranked by how firmly they agree, and the top five make the list — or fewer, on a day when fewer pass.

The list is fixed for the day. The picks work on the daily bar only: an hourly selection would be out of date by lunch.

In the terminal and in your inbox

In the terminal the picks live in a new panel, Worth a look today, in the right-hand column under the watchlist. Each row shows the pair, which engines agree on it and the direction; a click switches the chart to that pair on the daily timeframe. The panel is free, works without an account and speaks all 14 languages of the terminal.

If you'd rather get them by email, subscribe on /analysis or on any instrument page there. Once you confirm the address, the letter arrives every morning from 06:00 UTC, in English or Russian, with a link to each pair's analysis. It is a separate subscription from our newsletter. The first letter goes out on 30 September.

/analysis grows from five instruments to twenty

The picks draw from the same set as the technical analysis pages, and that set has grown. Alongside BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BNB, /analysis now covers ADA, DOGE, AVAX, DOT, TRX, LINK, UNI, ATOM, LTC, NEAR, APT, ARB, OP, FIL and SUI — each with its own page, a verdict on three timeframes and its own history.

What the picks are not

They are a reason to open a chart, not a signal to trade: no entry, no stop, no target, no probability. They are picked on the server from a fixed set, not from your watchlist, so they can differ from what your own scanner shows. Every day's list is stored, so it can be checked against price later, but there is no public scorecard yet. And for now the panel is desktop-only.