Our goal is to create the best tool for traders. We process millions of data points and aggregate them in real time to show unusual movements in financial markets, while letting you sort and filter the results as you prefer. We also offer a fast way to access exchange links, with one or two clicks depending on your settings.
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We build tools to help you explore live market activity.
About the data
Our data comes from exchanges, and we do our best to keep it consistent with how it is displayed on those exchanges. Network slowness, outages, and delayed exchange data can affect accuracy. Before making an investment based on this site, check the information on the exchange. The sections below explain how we use and display exchange data.
Understanding the statistics
What the table columns show and how to interpret them.
Name
The Name column has three parts:
- The coin pair. By default, selecting it opens the links popup with known links for exchanges you watch. You can configure links in the Links settings.
- The exchange providing the displayed statistics.
- The pair type: S means spot and F means futures (perpetual contracts).
Price
The price is shown in the quote asset of the pair. For example, BTC_USDT is shown in USDT. If the quote asset is BNB, ETH, or BTC, the price is converted to USDT using the current asset price. If the quote asset is a stablecoin or currency such as EUR, the price is shown in that stablecoin or currency.
Number of transactions
The number of trades on the displayed pair and exchange during your selected time interval.
Volume
Quantity multiplied by price for trades on the displayed pair and exchange during your selected time interval. If the quote asset is BNB, ETH, or BTC, volume is calculated using the price in USDT.
% Last Move
This shows the latest percentage movement of the trading pair. The selected period matters. We calculate positive and negative movements symmetrically: a fall from 120 to 100 is shown as -20%, rather than the conventional -16.66%. This makes the displayed risk of large moves easier to compare. For example, a rise from 10 to 30 is +200%; a fall from 30 to 10 is shown as -200%.
A movement direction reverses after reaching the threshold for its selected period:
- 1 minute2%
- 5 and 10 minutes5%
- 30 minutes and 1 hour10%
The calculation starts from the server start time. The latest start was .
Price Speed
The total percentage difference between trades during the selected period. Higher price speed means greater risk. Very low-volume coins will also have proportionally lower price speed.
Bull score
This combines price speed, % Last Move, and volume to indicate strong movement. A large positive score indicates strong upward movement; a large negative score indicates strong downward movement. Larger scores can also mean a greater chance of a reversal.
How settings work
Your preferences shape the data and shortcuts you see.
Shared settings and periods
Your settings are shared between pages in the same browser, so separate tabs in that browser use the same configuration. Use different browsers for separate configurations. Settings are saved when you close the settings page; the first two sections can also be reset to their defaults.
The period filter sets the interval used to calculate and display table values. It also controls the thresholds for deciding whether a pair is moving up or down:
- 1 minute2%
- 5 and 10 minutes5%
- 30 minutes and 1 hour10%
Unique coins
This groups pairs with the same coin name. The same name can refer to different coins on different exchanges. When unique coins is enabled, the main screen shows the pair with the highest trading volume.
Advanced filters
Use the Advanced section to show only pairs that meet selected mathematical conditions.
Exchange links
In the Links section, you can choose to open an exchange page with one click. The link follows your configured link order. If one-click links are disabled, a popup shows the links in that order. When you watch multiple exchanges, the popup shows links for each exchange in the configured order.
Notifications and alarms
How browser alerts work and what to expect.
Browser notifications
Enable notifications in your browser first. The first time you enable them on this site, your browser should ask for permission. If you later block notifications in browser settings, the site setting cannot override that; re-enable permission in the browser to receive alerts.
The site can send up to five notifications per minute. After a coin triggers a notification, it will not trigger another for that coin for ten minutes. These limits apply per browser to help prevent notification spam from incorrect settings.
What notifications include
Notifications follow your configuration and are not limited to the rows currently visible. For example, if you request an alert when any pair moves by 30% or more, you can receive an alert even when that pair is outside the first 50 table results. Alerts are evaluated across all results matching your filters.
Mobile notifications
Mobile browser support can be limited. On Android, notifications may only arrive if you visited the site recently. On iOS, additional browser setup may be required. See this iOS setup guide.
Alarms
Check your alarm configuration. After each page refresh, interact with the site at least once (any click is enough) to allow alarms to work. This is due to browser policies and is outside our control.
