Free tool · crypto bubbles
Crypto Bubbles, with the risk on top.
The 150 most-traded coins on Bybit at a glance. Most bubble maps only show what went up. Switch to the risk view to see how hard each coin fell in the last 30 days: the number that decides whether you could actually hold it.
Green = up, red = down; stronger colour = bigger move. Size = 24h trading volume.
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Why a risk view
A green bubble tells you what already happened. It doesn't tell you what holding the coin feels like. The worst 30-day fall does: it's the deepest drop from a high to a low within the last 30 days, using daily closing prices. A coin that rose 20% this week but fell 40% inside the month is a very different thing to own than one that rose 20% steadily.
It's the same idea we apply to every trader and every system: judge it by the worst stretch first. If a coin's normal month includes a 40% fall, size it so that fall wouldn't hurt you. The drawdown recovery calculator shows what any fall costs to win back.
What the bubbles show
- Size = trading volume on Bybit over the last 24 hours, on a softened scale so the biggest coins don't hide the rest. (Free market-cap feeds don't allow commercial use, so we use the exchange's own public volume.)
- Colour = the move over the period you pick: Bybit's 24-hour change at the time shown, or 7 or 30 completed days.
- Coins = the 150 Bybit USDT spot pairs with the most 24h volume, without stablecoins, gold tokens, wrapped copies of other coins or leveraged tokens. Tap any bubble for its figures.
For information only, not financial advice, and not a list of coins to buy. Data: Bybit public market data, refreshed every few hours. Past moves never predict future ones.