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Crypto bubbles β€” live crypto market map

#CoinPrice24h
1BTCBitcoin$62,731β–Ό 0.5%
2ETHEthereum$1,842.45β–Ό 1.6%
3USDTTether$0.99929 0.0%
4BNBBNB$575.07β–Ό 2.3%
5USDCUSDC$0.999648 0.0%
6XRPXRP$1.06β–Ό 0.6%
7SOLSolana$71.72β–Ό 2.1%
8TRXTRON$0.327444β–² 0.4%
9FIGR_HELOCFigure Heloc$1β–Ό 3.4%
18WBTWhiteBIT Coin$54.61β–Ό 0.7%
Full market table β†’

Crypto Market Bubbles

Top-1,000 movers live: bubble size = strength of the move, color = direction over the selected period.

Top-100 coins by market cap. This is the familiar β€œmarket” view β€” while the Signals tab shows the same coins through our detectors: where walls stand, robots run and spikes fire.

When a coin has fresh signals, its card links straight to the signal map with that coin in focus.

The map works like a crypto bubble chart, or a live heatmap: every bubble is one of the top-100 coins, its size shows the strength of the price move and its color the direction over the period you pick β€” 1h, 24h, 7d or 30d. Unlike a static heatmap, it refreshes every couple of minutes, so the picture always matches what the crypto market is doing right now.

Behind this market view runs a real-time signal engine: it watches order books and trade tapes on 14 exchanges and flags coins where liquidity walls, trading bots, sweeps and pushing patterns appear. Open the live signal map to watch them fire in real time, or start with our guide to reading liquidity walls in the order book.

Data: CoinGecko

Where does the price data come from?

From the public CoinGecko API: price, market cap, volume and 1h/24h/7d/30d change. Refreshes every ~2 minutes.

How is this different from the Signals tab?

Here β€” what the price does. There β€” what big players do in the order book and the tape: walls, robots, spikes, pushing. Together they give the full picture.

Why 100 coins and not all?

A bubble map stays readable up to ~100 objects. Search covers the top 200; full coverage (~9,600 coins) lives in the signal bot.

What is a crypto bubble map?

A visualization where every coin is a bubble: size shows the strength of the price move, color its direction. Unusual movers jump out at a glance β€” where a plain table hides them in rows.

What are liquidity walls?

Large resting limit orders in the exchange order book. They act as visible barriers where price may stall or reverse, and tracking when they appear, get eaten or get pulled is one of the four HookScreener signals β€” see the Signals page for the full breakdown.

Which exchanges does HookScreener cover?

14 venues: Binance, Bybit, Bitget, Gate, OKX, MEXC and KuCoin on spot, plus Binance, Bybit, Bitget, Gate, OKX, Aster and HyperLiquid futures β€” around 9,600 trading pairs in total.

Is HookScreener free?

Yes. The bubble map, market data and signal history on the site are free β€” and so is instant signal delivery in Telegram right now.