Live · Top 200 cryptocurrencies
Is crypto in a bubble?
Live Risk Scores: −100 (capitulation) to +100 (euphoria).
Using the table Click or tap a coin for a quick view. Sort with the menu or by clicking a column name (click again to reverse). "My coins" shows only the coins you starred. Your sort and filter are remembered in this browser; Reset goes back to the default. A sector above the table shows only its coins.
1h% · 24h% · 7d% Price change. Teal cells are up, pink are down; the deeper the colour, the bigger the move.
rank$ Position by market capitalisation.
trend From the 7-day move, -100 to +100. The only reading with a direction.
frenzy 24-hour volume divided by market cap, 0 to 100: how much of the supply is changing hands.
vola. Size of the 24-hour move, 0 to 100, in either direction.
risk score Trend 50%, frenzy 30%, volatility 20%, from -100 (capitulation) to +100 (euphoria). The bar grows from the centre. A pill beside the score marks a move of 10 or more since yesterday. Stablecoins show PEGGED. Full methodology
The chart One tile or bubble for each coin with a Risk Score; stablecoins and other pegged assets are left out. Click or tap one for a quick view. The chart, tiles or bubbles, and what it is coloured by are remembered in this browser.
Size Tiles: market cap, squeezed (the square root) so the smaller coins stay big enough to read, grouped by the sectors above the chart, each headed with its median. Bubbles: the size of the move over the period picked, up or down, so the biggest movers are the biggest (with the Risk Score, how far it is from 0).
Colour The Risk Score, from -100 (capitulation) to +100 (euphoria), or the price change over the period picked: teal is up, pink is down, at full colour from the change in the key. Striped tiles and bubbles are coins too young for the period.
Search, My coins and sectors Fade the coins they leave out, so the rest stand out where they are.
Market mood
The last 90 days
Median Risk Score of the 151 scored coins in the top 200 (pegged assets left out), one point per day. It ranged from -38 to +62.
This week
Biggest movers
Largest change in Risk Score over the last 7 days.
Heating up
Cap-66 → +55
+121
Arbitrum-42 → +58
+100
Injective-48 → +50
+98
Cooling down
Beam+86 → -25
-111
Hyperliquid+46 → -43
-89
LayerZero+34 → -50
-84
Rankings
What moved, and what is most stretched
Four live lists from the top 200, with stablecoins left out.
Top gainers
24h
PieversePIEVERSE · FOMO
+40.2%
2
Provenance BlockchainHASH · stable
+24.6%
3
Basic AttentionBAT · weak
+10.1%
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Top losers
24h
BitwayBTW · stable
-12.9%
2
RainRAIN · fear
-6.8%
3
Pi NetworkPI · weak
-5.5%
See all 35
Highest risk
Risk Score
PieversePIEVERSE · FOMO
+68
2
Official TrumpTRUMP · panic
-68
3
CapCAP · FOMO
+64
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Methodology
One score, three readings
The Risk Score compresses trend, trading frenzy and volatility into a single number from −100 to +100. It measures how stretched market behaviour is, not where the price will go.
Trend
From the 7-day price change. The only reading with a direction.
Frenzy
Turnover: 24-hour volume divided by market cap.
Volatility
The size of the last 24-hour move, in either direction.
What the Crypto Risk Score measures
The Risk Score rates each of the top 200 cryptocurrencies from -100 to +100. It answers a single question: how stretched is current market behaviour? Positive scores indicate upward pressure and negative scores indicate downward pressure. The further a score sits from zero in either direction, the more stretched conditions are and the more likely a move is to mean-revert. A score near zero means the market is quiet, not that it is safe. It is an algorithmic reading of market activity, not a price prediction.
How the Frenzy Indicator works
Frenzy measures turnover — 24-hour trading volume divided by market capitalisation. It captures how much of a coin's supply is actually changing hands, which is a different signal from how far the price has moved. A coin can drift upward on thin volume, or churn heavily while going nowhere. High frenzy readings mark the coins where traders are most active right now, and they often precede sharp moves in either direction.
Reading the Volatility rating
Volatility is derived from the size of the 24-hour move, regardless of direction. The three readings combine into the final Risk Score with trend weighted at 50%, frenzy at 30% and volatility at 20%, then scaled by a gravity factor based on market capitalisation. That factor matters because a 30% weekly move in a small-cap token is ordinary, while the same move in a top-ten asset is not.
See which coins are running hot
6 coins are in the heated band or higher right now, and 31 in fear or worse.