↗ Top gainers
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Less noise. More perspective. Explore market moves,
discover the bigger picture, and follow your favorites.
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Rankings use all loaded assets, independently of the bubble filters. Swipe across the table to see more columns.
Make a little more sense of a market that never stands still.
Explore the bubbles ↗Green means a price increase. Red means a decrease. Choose a timeframe to put each move in context.
Tap any bubble to see its price, market cap, and changes across timeframes. Switch to the table for a closer comparison.
Save the coins you want to follow. Your watchlist stays in this browser, with no account needed.
Every bubble represents a crypto asset. Its size adds perspective, its color shows direction, and its percentage tells you how much the price changed over your selected timeframe. Together, they turn a list of numbers into a view you can explore.
With “Price change” selected, larger bubbles highlight larger percentage moves in either direction. A large red bubble represents a bigger decline; a large green bubble represents a bigger increase. Size alone does not tell you whether an asset is rising or falling.
Switch “Size by” to “Market cap” to compare relative market capitalization instead. An asset can have a large market cap and a small price move, or a small market cap and a large move. Bubble sizes use a compressed scale to keep smaller assets visible, so their areas are not exact proportions.
Green indicates an increase. Red indicates a decrease. Gray indicates no change or unavailable data. Read the signed percentage inside each bubble for the direction and magnitude of the move. The same asset may rise over one hour while falling over a week.
A mostly green or red view describes the assets currently displayed. Filters and your watchlist change that group, so a filtered view should not be read as a signal for the entire crypto market.
Use 1H for a one-hour view, 24H for a daily comparison, and 7D or 30D for a longer perspective. Changing the period updates the percentages, colors, and market breadth. When sizing by price change, it also updates bubble sizes.
Compare more than one timeframe before drawing conclusions. A short-term move can look very different in a longer view, and historical price changes do not predict what comes next.