Coin360

A large red block and a small bright-green block convey two different things. On Coin360's coin heatmap, block size follows market capitalization. Green means the price increased, red means it decreased, and gray means it was unchanged. Color is therefore not a measure of how large a cryptocurrency is.

Choose the time period before reading the map. Then use Coins or Exchanges, adjust Filters and open a block for its price, volume, market cap and chart. Reset returns the view to its starting settings, while Share Map provides a way to share the selected view. A table layout offers a more familiar route for comparing figures.

The exchange map uses trading volume for its block measurements. Do not read those blocks as if they were coin market-cap rankings. Watchlists and global charts provide additional ways to focus on selected assets or the wider market.

What the displayed price means

Coin360 aggregates market observations rather than showing a single executable exchange quote. Its methodology describes volume-weighted prices and filters out stale prices that have not updated for 24 hours. A price from one trading venue can consequently differ from the combined value on the map.

The public visualization is accessible without a subscription or an account. It is most useful for finding a market pattern to inspect more closely; the underlying chart and chosen period matter more than color alone.