Question 1

How do I read the crypto heatmap?

Accepted Answer

The heatmap uses color intensity to show price changes: green for gains and red for losses — the deeper the color, the larger the move. Block sizes reflect market cap, helping you see overall market performance at a glance.

Question 2

How often does the heatmap update?

Accepted Answer

Heatmap data updates in real-time via Binance WebSocket. Prices and changes sync automatically with the latest market data — no manual refresh needed.

Question 3

Can I switch between different timeframes on the heatmap?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can switch between 1-hour, 24-hour, 7-day, and other timeframes to quickly understand short-term and medium-term market dynamics.

Question 4

How does the heatmap help with trading?

Accepted Answer

The heatmap helps you quickly identify market hotspots and sector rotation. When a category (like Layer 2 or DeFi) is mostly green, it indicates capital flowing into that sector — useful for coin selection.

Question 5

How many cryptocurrencies does the heatmap cover?

Accepted Answer

The NowToCrypto heatmap covers over 100 major cryptocurrencies, arranged by market cap, spanning Layer 1, DeFi, Meme, Infrastructure, and other major categories.

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