Introduction workspace
Scan the market, follow a shortlist, then inspect the detail.
Trades & imbalance
Rank markets by the number of individual executed trades, not their monetary volume.
Use the ranking
Open Trades, choose Rolling 1m or Rolling 5m, and select Binance, Hyperliquid or both. The largest trade counts appear first. Each exchange's market is ranked separately, so seeing the same pair twice is expected when multiple exchanges are selected, including with the default filters.
The Return shown alongside Trades compares the first and last observed trade prices in that window. Buyer/Seller Imbalance uses trade counts: buys minus sells, divided by total trades. Positive values indicate more buyer-side trades; negative values indicate more seller-side trades. This is not a volume-weighted measure.
Return windows
Find the largest moves in either direction. Rankings use absolute return, while the displayed sign keeps the direction.
- Rolling 1m / 5m
- Return compares the first and last observed trade prices in the selected short window. Trades and Buyer/Seller Imbalance use that same window.
- Rolling 1h / 4h
- Return compares the latest price with a historical minute close. Values refresh each second, but the reference moves only at a minute boundary.
Minute precision, not second precision
For 1h/4h, the reference is the close of the candle ending at the minute boundary one or four hours before the current minute.
Funding
Compare the quoted rate, or normalize different funding intervals to one hour.
- Funding
- The funding rate supplied for that market's funding interval.
- Funding / Hour
- The quoted rate divided by its interval in hours. This is the default ranking mode.
Both modes rank by absolute rate. A large negative rate can therefore rank above a smaller positive rate. The sign is preserved in the value.
EMA distance
Measure how far the latest price sits above or below an exponential moving average.
Two independent controls
- Timeframe
- Choose 1 Min, 1 Hour or 1 Day candles.
- EMA period
- Choose 20, 50 or 100 observations of that candle interval.
For example, EMA 100 on 1 Hour uses hourly observations, not 100 minutes. The default is EMA 100 on 1 Min.
Read the distance
Distance is (latest price - EMA) / EMA, displayed as a percentage. Positive means above the EMA; negative means below it. The Top 10 is ordered by absolute distance, not only by markets above the average.
The row includes the EMA value and latest price. Its Chart action uses the chosen interval and period. Results depend on the relevant history being ready.
Spot orderbook
OB imbalance compares weighted resting bids and asks from mapped Binance Spot books. It is a beta view, not a futures orderbook.
Range and weighting
The range is ±2% around the midpoint of the best bid and ask. Each level's quantity is weighted by 1 / (1 + distance in basis points), so nearer liquidity contributes more.
Raw imbalance is weighted bids minus weighted asks, divided by their sum. The ranking uses its absolute magnitude. Positive means bid-heavy; negative means ask-heavy. Bid Share and Ask Share are derived from the smoothed imbalance.
Smoothing and update cadence
The imbalance uses a time-based exponential average with a five-second time constant. This is not a simple average of the last five samples. The displayed ranking and depth chart update on a one-second cadence; that cadence is separate from the smoothing.
The Chart action shows weighted cumulative Spot depth rather than a candle chart. The depth curve represents the available book snapshot, while the ranking's imbalance is smoothed.
Individual charts
Open an available symbol to inspect its hourly or daily history and current candle.
Asset, style and timeframe
Search for a symbol such as BTCUSDT and choose the result. Switch between Candles, Line and Area without reloading the same history. The timeframe control offers 1H and 1D.
Daily candles aggregate hourly data by UTC day and update during the current day. Displayed times follow your browser timezone. History length depends on the asset and available data; two years is not a general Chart guarantee.
Optional return indicators on 1H
- RETURN % - 24H ROULANT
- Compares each candle's close with the close at the matching timestamp 24 hours earlier. No point is drawn without that reference.
- RETURN % - PAR CANDLE
- Compares each displayed candle's close with its open. Chart normalizes a new candle's open to the previous close for visual continuity.
Open these from Indicator; close a pane with its cross. Individual-chart indicators are disabled on 1D. The individual chart does not automatically open the three pair indicators.
Return to the live view
Dragging, scrolling or touch interaction stops automatic live following. Fit chart restores framing and automatic following. Zooming out cannot reveal history that is not available.
Pairs & indicators
Type a pair such as ETH/BTC to compare two available assets at matching candle timestamps.
What the main line represents
The line is the left asset's close divided by the right asset's close. ETH/BTC and BTC/ETH are different ratios. The pair view uses a line, not synthetic candles with exact intrabar highs and lows. Both 1H and 1D are supported.
Three panes open by default
- PRICE RATIO - NORMALIZED
- The pair ratio's percentage change from its first aligned observation in the loaded history. Zero is this reference, not price equality.
- SPREAD Z-SCORE - 100
- Fits a rolling regression of the left log price against the right log price over 100 aligned observations. Shows the latest residual divided by the residual standard deviation. The reference lines are -2, 0 and +2.
- RETURN CORRELATION - 100
- Pearson correlation over 100 paired log returns, from -1 to +1. It measures co-movement of returns, not similarity of price levels.
Each pane can be closed independently and reopened from Indicator. The 100-observation window follows the chosen timeframe. Correlation needs 101 aligned closes to form its first 100 returns.
Search & favorites
Keep frequently used assets, pairs and Spaghetti views within reach.
Find an asset or pair
Asset search matches symbol prefixes. Pair search accepts ETH/BTC, ETHUSDT/BTCUSDT and unambiguous joined forms such as ETHBTC. Use the explicit slash form when a joined query is ambiguous. Partial pair queries can offer suggestions.
Use the arrow keys to navigate results, Enter to open and Escape to dismiss. The quick search also offers Top 10 Spaghetti and Bottom 10 Spaghetti.
Save a repeat view
Select the star beside a search result to add or remove it from favorites. Click a saved item to reopen it; its remove control deletes that favorite. Top 10 and Bottom 10 Spaghetti are included by default.
Top / Bottom Spaghetti
Compare the strongest or weakest daily performers as percentage lines on one chart.
Choose a direction
Open TOP 10 SPAGHETTI or BOTTOM 10 SPAGHETTI from search or favorites. Top selects the highest returns; Bottom selects the lowest. This differs from the Screener Return ranking, which orders by absolute movement.
Since day start, not rolling 24h
Lines are normalized to 0% at the start of the browser's local day and use hourly data. Membership can change as the daily ranking changes; it is not a permanently fixed basket.
These presets use multiple lines. Style and indicator controls are disabled, and the 1H/1D buttons are hidden. Open an individual asset or pair to leave the preset.
TradFi coverage
Available Binance TradFi perpetual contracts can be viewed individually or as legs of a pair.
Chart only
Search the available catalogue, for example for XAUUSDT or TSLAUSDT. These are perpetual contracts, not direct holdings of the underlying asset. Individual and pair views support 1H and 1D.
Chart-only TradFi contracts are deliberately excluded from Screener, Watcher, Top / Bottom Spaghetti, EMA and funding rankings, and Spot orderbook views.
Availability is not universal
The catalogue depends on supported symbols and prepared history; not every new listing appears immediately. An unavailable search result does not mean the exchange contract does not exist.