Scanner limit-order ladder

Top 10 Leaderboard Coins Limit Ladder

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Orders waiting

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Capital committed

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Closest to filling

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Scanner last ran

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Filled & open

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Unrealized P/L

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Realized profit

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Longest waiting

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Rung auto-refresh 60s

Waiting on the ladder

Coin	Ladder / rung	Buy size	Drop when created	Limit price	Now	Away from fill	Progress	Placed	Sitting

Filled rungs — open positions

Every rung that has filled is its own lot, holding until its trailing-stop take profit fires. There is no stop loss.

Coin	Ladder / rung	Cost	Buy price	Filled	Held	Now	P/L	Take profit

By coin

Coin	Status	Waiting	In position	Avg cost	Now	Position P/L	Realized	Ladders run

History

Every ladder event the scanner has logged, newest first.

Range Coin Event

Ladders placed

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Rungs filled

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Take profits

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Realized (logged)

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Avg wait to fill

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placed → rung filled

Avg hold to sell

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filled → trailing stop

Completed ladders

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both rungs filled

Cancelled / cap-blocked

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ladders that never ran

Time	Coin	Event	Ladder / rung	Detail	Result

How to read this

The ladder is tracked, not live on an exchange. The scanner has no trading keys, so each "order" is a limit price it watches. When price trades down to it (a wick on a one-minute candle counts), the rung is marked filled and you are alerted to place the real order yourself.

Drop when created — how far below the ladder's reference price the rung was set. The reference price is the market price at the moment the ladder was placed.
Away from fill — how far price still has to fall from where it is right now to reach the limit. The amber edge marks anything within 1%.
Progress — how much of the trip from the reference price down to the limit price has been made. Empty means price is at or above where the ladder started.
Sitting — how long the ladder has been placed and unfilled. Both rungs of a ladder share the same placed time.

Sorting: click any column header to sort that table by it, and click again to reverse. The arrow marks the active column, and empty values always sort to the bottom. Waiting orders default to closest-to-fill first.

After a fill: the rung becomes a lot under Filled rungs. The trailing stop arms once price is the activation % above the buy price, then sells when price drops the trail % from the highest price since arming. Until it arms, nothing happens. When a lot sells, its cost is released from the capital cap.

Capital committed counts filled dollars plus dollars still sitting in open rungs. A new ladder is only placed if it fits under the cap, otherwise that coin shows cap-blocked and retries each run.

History is an append-only log the scanner writes next to each alert, so it starts the day the log was switched on and cannot be back-filled. Its realized total only covers take profits logged since then, so it can be smaller than the Realized profit figure at the top, which comes from the scanner's running totals. Wait to fill is how long a ladder sat before that rung hit; hold is from fill to the trailing-stop sale.

Nothing on this page refreshes by itself: it loads once when opened, then again when you click Reload or tick "auto-refresh 60s" (which reloads everything every minute). Prices come straight from Coinbase. The ladder itself (fills, placements, cancels) only changes when the scanner runs, so a rung can show "touched" for a moment before the scanner registers the fill. If the live price call is blocked, the page falls back to the price the scanner saw on its last run.