Live crypto prices — read the way a trader reads them
Top 50 coins by market cap, 1h/24h/7d change, seven-day charts, today's biggest movers, trending searches and the Fear & Greed index. A table like this tells you where the excitement was. What to do about it is decided by structure, risk/reward and size — never by a green number.
| # | Coin | Price | 1h | 24h | 7d | Market cap | Volume 24h | 7 days | ★ |
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Biggest movers (24h, top 50)
Trending searches on CoinGecko
What people are looking up right now — attention, not quality.
How to read this page without getting hurt
- A big green 24h number is history, not an invitation. Entering after the move puts your stop further away for the same idea and shrinks the remaining target — the arithmetic in our FOMO guide. If a coin here interests you, set an alert at the level you would actually want and close the tab.
- Dominance is a flow gauge. BTC dominance rising while total cap rises means money is choosing Bitcoin; dominance falling in a rising market is the classic "alt season" pattern — and the classic late-cycle pattern too.
- Fear & Greed is a temperature, not a trigger. Extremes have clustered near turning points, but the index can sit at "Extreme Greed" for weeks. Use it to check your own mood against the crowd's, never as an entry.
- Volume matters more than rank for you. Your slippage and spread depend on the depth where you trade; a coin ranked 40 with thin volume costs you more per round trip than its rank suggests — see bid-ask spread.
FAQ
Where does this price data come from? Prices tick in real time over a public exchange WebSocket (Binance spot, Coinbase as fallback) — no account, no key. Ranks, market caps, volumes, 1h/7d changes and the 7-day charts come from CoinGecko's public API and refresh every 60 seconds; the Fear & Greed index from alternative.me. The price you trade at on any one exchange can differ slightly.
Is a coin that is up 20% in 24 hours a buy? No. It tells you where the excitement was. Structure, risk/reward and position size decide a trade, never a percentage on a table.
What does the Fear & Greed index mean? A composite of volatility, volume, social activity, dominance and trends scaled 0–100. Extremes are worth noticing; they are not signals.
Watching prices is not a plan
Seven days, zero deposits: expectations, the five costly words, one venue, sizing, a chart, a paper trade.