40+ Coin Screener (workaround to 40 Security Limit Per Script)
Nov 22, 2021

The 40+ Coin Screener tool allows users to track price performance across 72 different margin coins on Kucoin by bypassing the standard script security limits through a batch-based selection system.
Usage
The Usage section describes how the script can be used to monitor market movements and identify potential leaders or laggards after a market event.
- Relative Strength Comparison: By setting a specific starting time, users can observe which assets recover fastest or hold gains better than others during a market "pump" or "dump."
- Batch Selection: Because of platform limits on concurrent security calls, the assets are split into three sets. To view all 72 coins, add the indicator to your chart multiple times, select a different set for each instance, and merge them into a single pane.
- Performance Tracking: The script calculates the percentage change from a user-defined anchor point, allowing you to filter out "fake" initial bounces and identify sustained momentum.
Details
The script uses a "batching" workaround to handle a large number of assets without hitting the 40-security limit per script execution. It utilizes the request.security function to fetch data for 24 coins per set.
The calculation logic identifies the low price at the user-specified dftStartTime and tracks the percentage change relative to that point. This specific implementation is optimized for Kucoin Margin pairs using the USDT base currency.
Settings
- Kucoin Margin set: Selects which group of 24 coins to display (Set 1, 2, or 3).
- Input Time/Date for Starting Price: Sets the anchor timestamp from which all percentage change calculations begin. This can be selected by clicking a point on the chart when adding the script.
- Hide all plot: A toggle to disable all visual plots. This is useful if you want to selectively enable only a few specific coins from the "Style" tab to reduce visual clutter.
FAQ
How do I access 40+ Coin Screener? You can get access on the LuxAlgo Library for charting platforms like TradingView, MetaTrader (MT4/MT5), and NinjaTrader for free.
Why are the coins split into sets? TradingView scripts have a limit on how many external symbols they can request at once. Splitting them into sets of 24 ensures the script remains responsive and handles alerts efficiently.
Can I change the starting point of the calculation? Yes, you can modify the "Input Time/Date" in the settings or simply re-add the script to the chart and click on your desired starting candle.
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