CRYPTO BUBBLES MAP
About This Tool
Crypto Bubbles shows more than 450 cryptocurrencies listed on Binance as interactive bubbles. Colour shows the price change over 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or 1 year, and bubble size can show the price change, market capitalisation, 24-hour trading volume or RSI. Coins can be filtered by category, from the top 50 by market cap to DeFi, AI, meme and RWA tokens.
Drag the bubbles to move or throw them, or click one for its details.
What Crypto Bubbles shows
Crypto Bubbles turns the whole market into a single picture. Every bubble is one cryptocurrency listed on Binance. Its colour shows the direction and strength of the price move over the selected timeframe - green for rising, red for falling, brighter for bigger moves - and its size shows the measure you choose. In one glance you can see which coins are leading, which are lagging, and whether a move is spread across the market or carried by a handful of names.
How bubble size works
Bubble size can follow four different values. Performance makes the biggest movers, up or down, the biggest bubbles. Market cap sizes coins by the value of their circulating supply, so the largest projects dominate. Volume shows where trading activity is concentrated over the last 24 hours. RSI sizes each coin by how far its relative strength index sits from the neutral level of 50, so the most overbought and oversold coins stand out. Bubble area is proportional to the value, and extreme outliers are capped so a single coin cannot swallow the chart.
Choosing a timeframe
The 1H view shows intraday momentum and is useful for spotting coins that are moving right now. 24H gives the daily picture most traders start with. 7D and 30D smooth out noise and reveal trends, and 1Y separates the long-term winners from the coins that have faded. Colour intensity is scaled to the timeframe, so a strong hour and a strong month read with similar brightness.
Reading the market at a glance
A screen that is mostly green points to a broad rally, while a few large green bubbles among red ones suggest narrow leadership that may not last. Switching between categories such as DeFi, AI, Meme or RWA shows rotation between sectors. Clicking any bubble opens a panel with its price history, its change across every timeframe, market cap, volume and RSI, plus links to its open interest chart and liquidation heatmap when the coin has a perpetual futures market.
Where the data comes from
Prices and 24-hour volume come from Binance spot markets quoted in USDT and refresh every minute. The 1H and 24H changes are exact rolling windows, while 7D, 30D and 1Y changes are measured against hourly closing prices recorded since 2017. Market cap is circulating supply multiplied by the live price. Only coins traded on Binance are included, and volume is Binance spot volume, so it is lower than totals that combine many exchanges.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the colours and sizes of the crypto bubbles mean?
Colour always shows the price change over the selected timeframe: green bubbles rose, red bubbles fell, and the brighter the colour, the bigger the move. Size shows the value chosen under Size by - the size of the price move, market cap, 24-hour volume or RSI - so the same coin can be a small bubble in one view and a large one in another.
Why is a coin with a small price change shown as a big bubble?
Because the bubbles are being sized by something other than performance. With Market Cap selected, Bitcoin is the largest bubble even on a quiet day, and with Volume selected the most actively traded coins are the largest. The colour still reflects the price change, so a large, pale bubble is a big coin that barely moved.
What does sizing by RSI show?
The relative strength index measures how stretched a recent price move is on a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 as neutral. Sizing by RSI makes coins far from 50 the largest, so overbought coins (RSI near 70 or above) and oversold coins (near 30 or below) stand out. The RSI is calculated on the chart interval matching the timeframe: hourly for 1H, daily for 24H, weekly for 7D and monthly for 30D and 1Y.
How often is the data updated?
Prices, 24-hour volume and the 1H and 24H changes refresh every minute while the page is open. The 7D, 30D and 1Y changes compare the live price with hourly closing prices, so they update continuously as well. Circulating supply, used for market cap, is refreshed once a day.
Why are some coins missing?
Crypto Bubbles covers coins that trade against USDT on Binance and have a recorded market cap. Stablecoins and wrapped tokens are left out because their prices barely move. Some coins in a category may not be listed on Binance, and newly listed coins appear in the 7D, 30D and 1Y views once they have enough price history.