CryptoHeat

How CryptoHeat Works

CryptoHeat collects, processes, organizes, and visualizes cryptocurrency market information so visitors can examine activity without assembling multiple disconnected data feeds.

1. Market data reaches CryptoHeat

Current prices come from public exchange market feeds through a cached worker. Reference data such as market capitalization is refreshed periodically. The status indicator shows live or delayed data.

2. Processing market information

Records are normalized into price, 24-hour change, volume, market cap, rank, and identifiers. The interface recomputes gainers, losers, Trending, and Heatmap data.

3. Reading the Market Heatmap

Green generally indicates positive percentage movement. Red generally indicates negative movement. Color is context, not advice.

4. Gainers and Losers

These are descriptive snapshots, not forecasts.

5. Trending coins

Trending surfaces notable activity relative to size. It does not mean recommended.

6. Coin pages and charts

Coin pages show displayed price, 24-hour change, available metrics, and a chart. A chart is historical and does not predict the next move.

Why prices can differ

Crypto does not trade on one order book. Confirm the execution price on the venue where you trade.