Crypto Bubbles: The Whole Market on One Screen
Every coin is a bubble: the size shows market cap, the color shows the 24h change. One glance tells you where money is flowing — and where it is leaving.
What it is
The main Coingulp page is a bubble chart of the crypto market. Each bubble is a coin, its size is the market capitalization, and its color shows the price change over 24 hours. The chart currently contains 750+ coins from the top of the market — from Bitcoin to small caps.
How to read the chart
- Bubble size = market cap: Bitcoin is the largest bubble, small-cap coins are barely visible dots
- Color = 24h change: green bubbles are growing, red bubbles are falling; the brighter the color, the stronger the move
- Position on the screen groups coins by category and market cap so the structure of the market is visible at a glance
- Click a bubble to see the coin page with price, volume, 24h/7d dynamics and exchange pairs
How to use it
- 1. Open the main page and scan the colors: a sea of green — the market is growing, a sea of red — a correction
- 2. Look at the big bubbles: if BTC and ETH are red but small caps are green, money is rotating into alts
- 3. Find coins whose color stands out from their neighbors — these are the leaders of the move
- 4. Click the bubble to open the coin page and check volume and history before acting
A practical example
You open the chart and see that Bitcoin is slightly red (-0.5%) but a group of AI-token bubbles is bright green (+15–25%) and their size is growing. This is a classic rotation: capital is moving from the flagship into a sector. The bubble map shows this in two seconds, while scanning tables would take much longer.
Tips
- Look at the whole picture first: single bright bubbles can be random, mass movement is a signal
- Track the size dynamics: a bubble that grows before your eyes means the capitalization (and usually the price) is rising
- Combine with Gainers/Losers for exact percentages and with Fear & Greed for the overall sentiment
- Live prices come from 7 exchanges and update every minute — the map reflects the market almost in real time
The tool is free and updates in real time.
FAQ
What does the bubble size mean?
The size is proportional to the market capitalization of the coin. Bitcoin has the largest bubble, small-cap coins are small dots. The size shows the weight of the coin in the market.
What does the color mean?
The color shows the price change over the last 24 hours: green — growth, red — decline. The brighter the color, the stronger the move. This makes market rotation visible in one glance.
How often is the data updated?
Live prices from 7 exchanges update every minute, so the bubbles reflect the market almost in real time.
Is a green bubble a buy signal?
No. The map shows the current state of the market, not a recommendation. A coin can be green after +80% and be about to correct. Always check the coin page and do your own analysis.
