Among the top 100 coins by market cap with at least $1M of daily volume. Stablecoins and wrapped or staked copies are left out.
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What people are searching for on CoinGecko right now. Click a coin to open its details.
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The Fear & Greed index (0 to 100) mixes volatility, trading volume, social media, surveys, Bitcoin dominance and search trends into one mood reading. Low means fear, high means greed. It is a mood gauge, not a prediction. Data from Alternative.me.
How to read it: each hexagon is one exchange, in CoinGecko's ranking order (best first). The number is CoinGecko's trust score, from 1 to 10. It is CoinGecko's own rating of how reliable an exchange looks, based on things like how easily you can trade there (liquidity), its size, its security and how openly it shares data. A higher score (darker blue) means CoinGecko rates it more highly. It is not a guarantee that your money is safe. CoinGecko gives no up or down figure for exchanges, so there are no arrows here. Click one to open its website.
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Exchange
Trust score
24h volume (BTC)
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Country
Founded
The top 50 exchanges as ranked by CoinGecko's own trust score (out of 10). Volume is what each exchange reports, so treat very high figures with care. Exchange names link to their websites.
Methodology
What every number on this site means, where it comes from, and where it can mislead.
Reading the coin table
1h / 24h / 7d / 30d / 1y: price change over each period, in US dollars. ATH! marks a coin within half a percent of its all-time high.
Show prices in: converts the Price and Market cap columns to EUR or BTC using CoinGecko's current rate. The percentages, the calculator and the CSV stay in US dollars.
Cap vs leader: how many times larger the biggest coin in this list is. In All Crypto it is Bitcoin.
Show (the dropdown above the table): narrows the loaded coins to blue chips, mid caps, small caps, breakouts, mostly unlocked or coins with no red flags. Breakouts are up 5% or more in 24h and 10% or more in 7 days. Mostly unlocked means fully diluted value is within 10% of market cap.
From ATH: how far the price is below its all-time high.
Needed to regain ATH: the multiple required to get back to that high. 33x means a 3,200% gain.
Volume / cap: 24h trading volume as a share of market cap. Under 1% is flagged Thin, under 3% Low. These thresholds are rules of thumb.
Circulating: share of the eventual supply already in circulation.
FDV / cap: fully diluted value over market cap. Above 1x means more supply is still to come.
Flags: quick warnings from simple rules. Thin trading: under 1% of market cap traded in 24h. Volume spike: volume above 100% of market cap. Diluted: FDV at least 2x market cap. Deep drawdown: needs 10x or more to regain its high. Small cap: under $50M. Locked supply: under 30% circulating. Hover or focus a flag for details. They are prompts to look closer, not advice.
Market summary cards
Altcoin Season Index: the share of the top 50 coins that beat Bitcoin over 30 days.
Top gainers and losers: the biggest 24h price moves among the top 100 coins with at least $1M of daily volume. Trending: what people are searching for on CoinGecko right now.
Tools
Converter: converts between coins and nine currencies. Coin prices come from the coins loaded on this site; currency rates are worked out from Bitcoin's price in each currency, so they are indicative.
What if?: shows what one coin would be worth if it had the market cap (or fully diluted value) of another coin, or a custom figure. The Reverse box works the other way: it shows the market cap a coin would need to reach a price you type.
Compare coins: up to four coins side by side, with a 7-day chart where every coin starts at 100. Each line also has its own dash pattern so it can be told apart without colour.
Heatmap: one hexagon per coin, biggest by market cap first. The colour is the 24h or 7-day price change, and stablecoins can be hidden.
Bitcoin Trend: a long-term trend line fitted to Bitcoin's past prices. The coloured bands show how far today's price sits above or below that line, in standard deviations. The look-ahead option only extends the same lines forward.
Halving: a countdown to the next Bitcoin halving, estimated from the date and a 10-minute block time.
Correlation: how closely coins' price changes move together, from 1 (always the same way) through 0 (no link) to −1 (opposite). The honeycomb colours every other coin against the one you pick. ▲ or ▼ shows whether the link has strengthened or weakened since the start of the chosen window.
Whale Watch: big buy and sell orders waiting in Binance's order book, and large recent trades, for the ten biggest non-stablecoin coins. It shows one exchange at one moment.
Insights
Narratives: CoinGecko's categories (themes such as AI or memecoins). Each hexagon shows how much the combined market cap of that theme changed over 24 hours: ▲ up, ▼ down, with the colour showing the size of the move. The buttons rank them by size, biggest gain or biggest loss.
Fear & Greed: a 0 to 100 mood reading for the crypto market. 0 to 24 is extreme fear, 25 to 46 fear, 47 to 54 neutral, 55 to 74 greed and 75 to 100 extreme greed. It mixes volatility, trading volume, social media, surveys, Bitcoin dominance and search trends, and it describes mood, not the future.
Exchanges: the top 50 by CoinGecko's trust score, from 1 to 10. It is CoinGecko's own rating of how reliable an exchange looks (liquidity, size, security and openness of its data), shown as a blue shade: darker is higher. Volume is self-reported by each exchange. The score is not a guarantee of safety.
Where the data comes from
Prices, market caps, supply, categories, exchanges, trending: CoinGecko. Results are cached for ten minutes, so figures can be a few minutes old.
The what-if calculator is arithmetic. A coin reaching another coin's market cap would need matching demand, liquidity and adoption, and supply can change.
Red flags, zones and filters are simple rules of thumb. They point you at things to check; they are not signals to buy or sell.
RSI, MACD and OBV (on-balance volume, a running total that adds a day's trading volume, in US dollars, when the price closed up and subtracts it when down) are standard formulas worked out from daily closing prices and volumes. The heatmap only re-draws CoinGecko numbers. The Fear & Greed index comes from Alternative.me. The halving date is an estimate from a 10-minute block time, and the correlation view compares coins' price changes (hourly for the last 24 hours and 7 days, daily for 30 and 90 days). None of these predict prices.
Whale Watch reads Binance's public order book and latest trades for the ten biggest non-stablecoin coins. It shows one exchange at one moment; orders can be cancelled instantly and it cannot see wallets or coins moving between wallets.
The Bitcoin trend is a statistical fit to past prices. It describes history and does not predict the future. The look-ahead view only extends the same lines forward, and the what-if box does arithmetic on them (when each line would reach a price you type). It is not a forecast, and the fit is not refitted to your price.
CoinTelescope is for information only and is not financial advice.
What if one coin had the value of another? Pick two coins and see what the first one would be worth. Not in the lists? Search for any coin below.
Reverse: what would it take?
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This is our own statistical fit to Bitcoin's past price on a log scale, not an official rainbow chart. It describes history and does not predict future prices. Price history from Blockchain.com.
How to read it: each hexagon is one narrative, a theme such as AI or memecoins. The number is how much the combined market cap of all the coins in that theme changed over the last 24 hours: ▲ means it rose, ▼ means it fell, and the colour shows by how much (see the key above). The order follows the buttons at the top (Largest, Biggest 24h gain, Biggest 24h loss). Click one to see its coins.
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Market cap
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24h volume
Top coins
Narratives are CoinGecko's categories. They overlap (a coin can sit in several), so the market caps can't be added together, and categories under $100M are left out. "View coins" opens that category in All Crypto.
Ranked by market cap. Click a column heading to sort. xStocks are excluded.
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