Free watch-only live stream of the DennTech Crypto Scanner. You see Kraken 3% pops, unfilled gaps, new highs, unusual volume, liquidations, breaking crypto news, and voice alerts. Viewers cannot place orders. The interactive Windows app is $49.99 pay-once. Not financial advice.
This is a live, watch-only view of the DennTech crypto scanner running on our server. It watches Kraken pairs and shows them in a grid: fast 3% pops, unfilled daily gaps, names near their 24-hour high or low, unusual volume or funding, liquidations, crypto headlines, and voice callouts if you unmute. No account or keys needed.
Crypto markets don't close, so there's no premarket or after-hours split here. That also means a list full of green names at 2 AM can be three thin pairs and one headline. Check the volume before you trust a pop.
Crypto trades around the clock, so there are no premarket or after-hours lists. The one clock that matters is the daily reset for the gap list: midnight UTC. That's 7:00 PM CT while Central Daylight Time is in effect (through Nov 1, 2026) and 6:00 PM CT after that. Weekends are often thinner, which makes a 3% pop easier to print and easier to give back.
You can't trade from this page. There's no order entry, nowhere to paste keys, and you can't click, drag or change the lists. It's our screen, with our settings. A row on the stream is a prompt to look, not an instruction to do anything.
The paid Windows crypto scanner ($49.99 one-time) runs the same grid on your own PC with your own exchange keys. Before you size a crypto trade, the risk calculator and the liquidation calculator will tell you what the move costs if you're wrong. Kraken itself is reviewed on our Kraken page.
Yes. Watching is free with no account and no API keys. Only the interactive Windows app costs money.
The stream watches Kraken pairs. Prices and moves on other exchanges can differ.
No. It's watch-only. Our crypto scanner page says orders only leave from the paid Windows app, with keys you paste locally.
The pop list has no volume minimum, so a thin pair can move 3% on a small order. Check the volume and the spread before reading anything into it.
The stream is for education and watching only, not financial advice.