What does the size of a bubble mean?

By default the area of a bubble is proportional to how much the price moved over the chosen timeframe, so the biggest movers stand out. In Display you can size bubbles by market cap or 24-hour trading volume instead.

What do the colours mean?

Green bubbles went up and red bubbles went down over the selected timeframe. The stronger the colour, the bigger the move relative to what is normal for that timeframe (a 3% hour is strong, a 3% month is not). Click a colour band in the legend to hide or show those coins.

Why are stablecoins missing?

USDT, USDC and other coins pegged to the dollar or euro barely move, so they would only add grey noise. They are excluded from the chart and the table.

How do the exchange filters work?

Choose Binance or Bybit and a market type to see only coins you can trade there: spot pairs quoted in USDT, USDC or FDUSD, spot pairs with margin trading, or USDT perpetual futures. Exchange listings are refreshed every six hours.

Are my watchlist and settings saved?

Yes. Timeframe, filters, skin, watchlist and hidden coins are stored in your browser and restored on your next visit. Use Lists → Export to move them to another device and Import to load them back.

How often is the data updated?

Crypto prices and changes are refreshed every 10 minutes from the CoinGecko market list; stock data comes from Binance and Bybit stock perpetuals every 10 minutes. The page reloads new data automatically.

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