Ref. 02 · The whole market
Market map
The market as one picture. The 250 biggest coins sit where their last 24 hours put them, and the top 100 are drawn as tiles sized by market cap. Prices come from the exchanges, read every five minutes.
The 1,335 coins with a known supply added up. 839 more are ranked by volume.
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Traded in the last 24 hours, 0.62% of the market cap. Bitcoin alone was 38.5% of it.
470 coins rose and 1,677 fell in the last 24 hours; 22 show no change, 5 have no reading yet.
- BNCEBinance, live
- BFNXBitfinex, live
- BSTPBitstamp, live
- BYBTBybit, live
- CNBSCoinbase, live
- CDCMCrypto.com, live
- GATEGate.io, live
- HTXHTX, live
- KRKNKraken, live
- KUCNKuCoin, live
- MEXCMEXC, live
- OKXOKX, live
All 12 answered the last read.
Fig. 01 · The field
Where every coin stands today
The 250 biggest coins. Hover or tap a dot for its figures. Tab to the plate and the arrow keys walk it by market cap.
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- Size Market cap
- Shade 24h change, with steps at 0.25, 1, 3 and 7%
- Rings One for every three exchanges that price it
- Place Across is 24h volume, up and down is 24h change
Fig. 02 · Market cap
The top 100 by market cap
A tile's area is its share of the market cap. Pick a category to redraw the map with its 100 biggest coins.
Infrastructure · 100 coins · $28.17B in all
Ref. 03 · Reading the map
How to read this
The field
Across is the last 24 hours of trading volume on a log scale, so each gridline is ten times the one before it. Up and down is the 24-hour change. The scale is stretched near zero so a quiet day doesn't collapse into one line: the gridlines sit at 1, 3, 6 and 12 percent, and anything past 12% waits on the edge.
The map
Tiles are sized by market cap and laid out biggest first, so the corner you read first holds most of the money. Categories come from the coins' own profiles, and a coin can belong to more than one.
The numbers
Prices are volume-weighted across the exchanges that list each coin, and market cap is that price times the circulating supply. The same figures sit in the full ranking. None of it is advice.