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Every figure in this section is named together with its formula and source. When a figure is missing, the section shows its absence rather than a zero.
Revision of 24/10/2026
This section is informational. Data comes from public sources and is not investment advice. Digital assets are volatile and may lose value.
Formula: The price of the coin's pair with USDT on the named exchange, converted to USD
Source: Binance public market data; CoinGecko for assets without an exchange pair
We do not build an aggregated cross-exchange price: an aggregate needs its own methodology and outlier protection, and a half-built aggregate lies worse than the honest price of one named venue.
Where to see it: Market cap and prices
Formula: Against a rolling 24 hours, not against a close
Source: Binance / CoinGecko
Crypto has no trading sessions and no previous close.
Where to see it: Top gainers and losers
Formula: price × circulating supply
Source: Price from the exchange, supply from CoinGecko
Market cap is not observed, it is computed. Supply updates less often than the price and carries its own date, shown next to the figure.
Where to see it: Market cap
Formula: price × maximum supply; where no maximum is declared, price × total issued
Source: CoinGecko
Many coins have no maximum supply at all. The valuation is then computed from the total issued, and the basis is named right under the figure; where both are unknown, the valuation is not shown at all.
Where to see it: Market cap
Formula: from the age of the data itself, not from whether the source answered
Each venue has its own threshold: on an exchange the price moves in seconds, at an aggregator in hours. Cryptocurrencies trade around the clock, so missing fresh data means the source failed, not that the market is closed.
Formula: top 2500 by market cap, or turnover of $1 000 000 or more over 24 hours
Source: CoinGecko
In addition: a known circulating supply, an age of at least 14 days, and the source must not mark the asset inactive.
Formula: the asset's market cap / the sum of market caps in this section
Source: our own calculation
The denominator is our own list of coins, not the world market. The difference is small but real, and one must not be passed off as the other: a share of an incomplete set is always slightly higher than a share of the whole.
Where to see it: Dominance
Formula: a weighted sum of five components on a 0–100 scale: momentum 0.25, volatility 0.25, market breadth 0.20, dominance shift 0.15, stablecoin share shift 0.15
Source: our own calculation from our own data
Computed only when at least three components are available; with fewer there is no value at all — an empty field, not 50. When not all five take part, the answer is marked incomplete and names what is missing. Volatility is compared with its own yearly level, not an external threshold: a "normal" spread in crypto is four times an equity one. Dominance and the stablecoin share measure the change over 30 days, not the level.
Where to see it: Fear and Greed Index
Formula: the share of the section's top 100 that beat bitcoin over 90 days
Source: our own calculation
Stablecoins and wrapped assets are excluded: comparing a dollar-pegged token with bitcoin is meaningless by construction, and in the denominator they would depress the index purely through list composition. The 75 and 25 thresholds follow the common methodology so the number stays comparable.
Where to see it: Altcoin season index
Formula: risers / fallers over a rolling 24 hours
Source: our own calculation from quotes
Only assets with a known change enter the denominator. The source rounds the percentage to one decimal, so "unchanged" means a move smaller than 0.05 %, not complete stillness — for stablecoins that is normal.
Where to see it: Market map
Formula: deviation = price − $1; total issued = the sum of the market caps of the section's stablecoins; the peg counts as lost at a deviation of 2 % or more
Source: Price from the exchange, supply from CoinGecko; deviation: our own calculation
The deviation is computed only for coins pegged to the dollar. There is no euro-to-dollar rate in this layer, so a coin with another peg does not take part in the check, and the summary “all hold the peg” refers only to those checked.
Where to see it: Stablecoins
Formula: price change over a rolling 24 hours; the lists take coins with a turnover of at least $5 000 000 over 24 hours and a market cap of at least $50 000 000, 8 on each side
Source: Binance / CoinGecko; selection: our own calculation
Coins whose change is unknown do not enter the gainers and losers lists: a zero must not be substituted.
Where to see it: Top gainers and losers
Formula: the sum of open interest in perpetual futures on the section's assets at the source venues, in dollars; the daily change is against the previous point of the series
Source: the venues named under the block on the page
Perpetual futures trade on many venues, and our sum covers only those named. The change is shown only when the set of assets and the set of venues are the same: otherwise growth in coverage would be passed off as growth of the market.
Where to see it: Open interest
Formula: the value of assets locked in DeFi protocols, in dollars; changes over a day, a week and a month are computed from the source's earlier values
Source: DefiLlama
Money held on exchanges is not part of DeFi TVL. Where the earlier value is missing, there is no change — the field is empty, not 0 %.
Where to see it: DeFi