What is a crypto market map?

A treemap of the market: one tile per asset, sized by volume or open interest and coloured by its move. It shows where the market is and which way it went in one picture.

Is it free, and how current is it?

Yes, free and without an account. The public chart runs 15 minutes behind the venues and refreshes as new data lands. Plans with live access see the same charts undelayed in the dashboard.

Which contracts does it cover?

Every perpetual future on Binance USDⓈ-M, OKX and Hyperliquid, crypto and the stock, commodity and FX perps alike. By default each asset combines its venues; the dashboard can split them into single contracts.

Can I get the data behind the chart?

Yes. Every number on it comes from the Aperiodic API, with years of point-in-time history at intervals down to one minute. The dashboard shows the API call for any chart, and the datasets are listed in the catalog.

Crypto market map

Every perpetual on Binance, OKX and Hyperliquid, sized by how much it trades and coloured by how far it moved.

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DELAYED 15 MINupdated 17:35 UTCevery 5msizecolourrangeby

Market map, 200 assets · last 24h: 11 up, 69 down on price change 24h.

−8%−4%−1%0+1%+4%+8%

largest 80 of 200 by volume

Area is 24h volume, colour is price change 24h.

How to read it

Area is 24-hour traded volume, or open interest if you switch it: the biggest tiles are where the money is.

Colour is the price change over the range you pick, on a fixed scale from −8% to +8% over a day. Switch it to buy/sell and it is taker buying against taker selling over the last day instead, teal where buyers lead.

One colour across the map means the market is moving as a block, usually behind BTC. A tile unlike its neighbours is moving on its own news.

The data behind it

Candlesticks Open Interest Flow Metrics

More market charts

Positioning Extremes Trading costs Flow against the book Where it trades Unusual activity

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