Reading the Live Board: All Pairs, One Screen

The board is the product. Everything else on Cryptoscan24 exists to feed it or to explain it. This is a practical guide to reading the live crypto tracker.

Start with the market-cap ceiling

The board opens with a $100M ceiling, which keeps it focused on the small end where volume moves price. Raise it and larger coins join the list; the whole tracked universe runs from around $2M up to Bitcoin.

The ceiling is a view setting, not a data limit. Everything above it is already being streamed, so changing the number is instant — there is no waiting for a different dataset to load.

Volume windows tell you the shape of a move

Each row carries volume over 1, 5 and 15 minute windows, with trend chips comparing each window against that coin's own recent baseline. A chip reading well above 100% means that window is running far hotter than normal for that coin, which is more useful than a raw number you have to size up yourself.

Movers ranked by turnover, not percentage

Ranking movers purely by percentage produces a leaderboard of coins that traded almost nothing. A token that moved 400% on $90 of volume is noise; one that moved 12% on $35,000 is a market event.

Top movers are ordered by turnover, so the most-traded movers lead each column. Direction still decides which column a coin lands in, and a volume floor keeps the untradeable off the board entirely.

Market Cap Of

Possibly the fastest sanity check in crypto: price any coin at another's market cap. It turns "this could do a 100x" from a feeling into a number you can look at.

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Everything has a page

Every pair on the board has its own page with a live chart, volume history and whale activity, and every one is reachable from the coin directory. That is 900+ live pairs plus thousands of on-chain tokens, each with a URL that keeps working.