Video tutorial
Market Heatmap tab video tutorial
See the whole crypto market as one map. Each tile is a coin, sized by market cap and colored by price change, grouped into sector blocks. This walkthrough covers the Market Heatmap tab in under 2 minutes.
In this video
- Read the map: tile size is market cap, color is price change, tiles sit in sector blocks
- Switch the time window between one hour, twenty-four hours, seven days and thirty days
- Open the sector menu and untick sectors to narrow the map
- Zoom in on a single sector such as Meme so its tiles are large and readable
- Press All to bring every sector back
Transcript
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Market Heatmap shows the whole crypto market as one colorful map. Let's walk through the tab. Every rectangle is a coin, labeled with its symbol and its change, and grouped into sector blocks such as Layer one and Stablecoins. Size shows market cap. Bitcoin, the biggest coin, gets the biggest tile. Color shows the price change over the chosen window: green is up, red is down.
The window button sets the time frame: one hour, twenty-four hours, seven days, or thirty days. Pick one hour, and the colors show the last hour, which is handy for fast moves. Pick seven days to see the longer move. The map redraws, and each tile takes its color from the past week. Thirty days zooms out further. Now the colors show the whole month, so the picture can look very different.
The sector button lets you choose which sectors to show. Open it for a checklist. Untick a sector, and its block leaves the map. The menu stays open, so keep unticking to narrow the view.
Keep going until only the sector you care about is left. Here, only Meme is left, so its tiles are big and easy to read. The other sectors are only hidden, not gone.
Open the menu again whenever you want the rest back. Press All to bring every sector back. And you are back to the full market map. Free during Alpha.
More about Market Heatmap
- How to check a coin's market cap and supply in Coin Info: Coin Info shows a coin's price, 24-hour volume, market cap, fully diluted valuation (FDV) and supply in one card.
- How to read a liquidity heatmap in the Orderbook Heatmap tab: A liquidity heatmap of the order book shows where resting depth sat over time, drawn on top of the candles. It draws resting order-book depth by price
- How to create and use a watchlist: To make a crypto watchlist in Tabmydata, add the Watchlist tab, click Add coins and pick the coins you follow. The tab keeps them in one live list: ea
To go deeper, see the Market Heatmap guide.