A drop from the 30-day high measures how far a coin has fallen from its highest price of the last month. The alert fires when that fall reaches a level you set.
The highest price in the last 30 days is the high. It moves as old days drop out of the window and new highs appear.
In Pulse Radar you can choose a fall of 20, 30, 40 or 50 percent from that high.
It tells you how deep a pullback is, measured against a recent peak instead of against yesterday. A coin can drop 30 percent over a month without any single day looking dramatic.
It does not say the fall will continue or reverse. It marks a distance from a high, nothing more.
Pulse Radar adds one line on why the coin moved when this alert fires. Open Pulse Radar
Pulse Radar is in testing.
Last reviewed: 2026-11-02
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