One Screener, Four Exchanges: Binance, Bybit, OKX and Bitget

Osiris started life as a Binance screener, because Binance is where we scalped. That era is over. The engine now ingests Binance, Bybit, OKX and Bitget in parallel: every perpetual pair, every timeframe, live candles, order books, funding and trade flow, all computed by the same pipeline that has been running the site from day one. Nothing about this is a widget bolted on top. The other three venues get the exact treatment Binance always had.

Why more venues matter to a scalper

The same coin is a different market on each exchange. Volume concentrates on one venue and dries up on another. Funding can be positive on Binance while Bybit shorts are paying through the nose, and that spread is information. Order-book walls sit at different levels in each book, so the level that caps a move on OKX may not exist on Binance at all. Moves often start where the flow is, then the other venues follow seconds later. If you only watch one exchange, you see one version of the story.

Listings differ too. Plenty of pairs trade on only one or two of the four venues, especially fresh listings, which are some of the best scalping material there is. Covering four exchanges roughly doubles the universe of pairs Osiris can put in front of you.

What is live today

Screener. An exchange picker now sits with the other screener controls. Pick a venue and the whole grid ranks that exchange's perpetuals with every category and metric you already use: trend, surge, volatility, volume, order-flow, funding, correlation. On the Trader plan there is a fourth option: all venues at once, merged into a single ranking with one row per coin, so BTC on four exchanges does not eat four slots.

Densities. The wall scanner now reads all four order books. Same table, one more column: which exchange the wall sits on. You can filter to one venue or watch the combined feed, and when the same pair carries big walls on two exchanges at nearby levels, that level deserves your attention.

Market. The market overview answers "what kind of day is it?" per exchange or across all of them: breadth, volume leaders, gainers and losers, funding extremes, trade surges. Flipping between venues takes one click and is a quick way to spot where the action actually is.

Charts. Every pair on every venue gets the full chart workspace: the perpetual, the BTC benchmark and the spot market side by side, with history back to the pair's listing date. Search finds a coin across all four exchanges and shows you where it trades.

The engine promises you already know still hold everywhere. Your browser opens one websocket to us and never talks to an exchange, so there are no geo-restrictions on any venue. And a number shown on one page matches the same number on every other page, because all of it comes from one pipeline.

What each plan includes

Free Basic accounts get charts, search and the market overview on all four exchanges, with screener rankings on Binance. Premium adds screening on Bybit, OKX and Bitget. Trader adds the merged view: every exchange in one ranking, one row per coin. As always, nothing is hidden behind the gates; locked controls stay visible so you can see what an upgrade does before paying for it.

Three things to try first

• Open Densities, leave the venue filter on all, and watch a pair you trade. Seeing where the walls sit on the books you never looked at is usually worth the visit on its own.
• On the Market page, flip through the four venues during a volatile hour and note where breadth and volume lead. It is rarely uniform.
• Search a fresh listing. If it trades on only one of the four venues, you now have a chart, live metrics and wall data for it anyway.

This rounds out the venue lineup we set out to cover. If there is an exchange you want next, or a cross-venue view you wish existed (funding spread tables have come up more than once), tell us through the feedback button. That is how the last three exchanges got here.