I found that many people don't know how to use this website. If you look at my screenshot, you can see that $Moodeng was filtered out at that time, and it doubled in two days, right on the day it launched! Being a good person to the end, I'll explain it thoroughly in one go, using Moodeng as an example! 1. Meaning and Usage of Indicators ⬩APR Meaning: APR is the annualized value of the perpetual contract funding rate, reflecting the sentiment of bulls and bears. It is displayed as a percentage in the table (e.g., MOODENG's 72.3%). Usage: Positive value (e.g., >0%): Bulls pay bears, indicating high bullish sentiment in the market. High positive value (e.g., >10%): Extremely strong bullish sentiment, possibly indicating a price surge. Negative value (e.g., ETHFI's -97.2%): Bearish sentiment dominates, possibly indicating a bearish outlook. ⬩Open Interest (OI) Meaning: The total amount of open contracts, displayed in millions of dollars (M) in the table. Usage: OI increase: New funds are flowing in, the market is active, possibly pushing prices up. High OI (e.g., >20M): High market participation, possibly increasing volatility. Rapid growth (requires dynamic data, table is a snapshot): Indicates a major market move. ⬩OI/Market Cap Ratio (OI/M.Cap) Meaning: OI divided by market cap, reflecting the leverage level in the derivatives market. Needs calculation (e.g., MOODENG: 37.0M ÷ 134.6M = 0.275). Usage: High ratio (e.g., >0.2): High leverage, strong speculative sentiment, high volatility. Rapid increase: Rapid accumulation of market leverage, possibly indicating a sharp price move. ⬩24-Hour Trading Volume/Market Cap Ratio (24H Vol/M.Cap) Meaning: 24-hour trading volume divided by market cap, reflecting trading activity. Needs calculation (e.g., MOODENG: 2.1B ÷ 134.6M = 15.6). Usage: High ratio (e.g., >0.3): Abnormally large trading volume, active market, possibly driven by positive news. Rapid increase: Abnormal volume increase, usually a precursor to a price surge. 2. Screening for Abnormal Volume and Potential Price Surge Assets within 24 Hours Using the table data, utilize the above indicators to screen for assets that may experience abnormal volume and are ready to surge within 24 hours. Screening Criteria APR: >10% (strong bullish sentiment) OI/M.Cap: >0.2 (high leverage) 24H Vol/M.Cap: >0.3 (abnormal volume) OI: Focus on high absolute value (>20M) or rapid growth (table is a snapshot, temporarily use absolute value) ⬩Screening Results MOODENG: APR: 72.3% (>10%, extremely strong bullish sentiment) OI/M.Cap: 37.0M ÷ 134.6M = 0.275 (>0.2, high leverage) 24H Vol/M.Cap: 2.1B ÷ 134.6M = 15.6 (>0.3, abnormally large trading volume) OI: 37.0M (high) Conclusion: Meets all criteria, highly likely to surge within 24 hours. GOAT: APR: 48.4% (>10%, strong bullish sentiment) OI/M.Cap: 24.7M ÷ 174.5M = 0.142 (<0.2, but relatively high). 24H Vol/M.Cap: 409.0M ÷ 174.5M = 2.34 (>0.3, abnormally large trading volume) OI: 24.7M (high) Conclusion: Strong APR and 24H Vol/M.Cap, slightly lower OI/M.Cap, has potential to surge. 3. Summary By using APR annualized rate, OI open interest, OI/Market Cap ratio, and 24-hour trading volume/Market Cap ratio, you can screen for assets with abnormal volume and potential surge within 24 hours: MOODENG: Strongest indicators (APR 72.3%, OI/M.Cap 0.275, 24H Vol/M.Cap 15.6), most likely to surge. These indicators reflect bullish sentiment (APR), fund inflow (OI), leverage level (OI/M.Cap), and trading activity (24H Vol/M.Cap), all pointing to the possibility of a price surge. It is recommended to focus on MOODENG and GOAT, combining price breakout and technical patterns for operation.