Mei's grid scan.

Every hour Mei scores the 50 Binance-listed pairs with the most volume for how well a spot grid bot would breathe on them, and estimates how fast such a grid would have earned over the last two weeks. One label and two numbers per pair.

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The scan

Est. %/day is what Mei's suggested grid would have earned per day over the last 14 days after fees, if the price path repeats. It is an estimate, not a promise. Tap a row for the full setup: suggested range, step, swing, chop, and more.

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Score (0–100): How grid-friendly the last 14 days of 4h candles were: a daily swing of 4–10% scores best, sideways movement (chop) beats a trend, price near the middle of its range beats an edge, and a wide spread is penalised.
Est. %/day: Suggested grid = 14-day low −3% to high +3%, geometric steps. Count how many grid levels price crossed per day over the last 14 days of 1h candles, halve it for round trips, multiply by the step net of 0.2% fees, divide by the number of grids. ×7 for the week. Above 5%/day is flagged: that usually means a breakout, not a better grid.
Label: GO = score and estimate both above their thresholds. OK = one of the two. SKIP = neither.
Type and risk: One word per coin from its CoinMarketCap tags: Meme, Exchange, AI, DeFi, Layer 2, Layer 1, Payments or Other. The dot is a risk tier: high = meme coin or ranked below 150, medium = ranked 21–150, low = top 20. Memes lead every dip; size them smaller and stop at or below the grid floor.