This page is the starting point for Fintrev’s crypto data. The strip at the top shows headline figures for the whole market: 24 hour trading volume, total open interest, 24 hour liquidations, the long/short split, Bitcoin dominance, the Fear & Greed reading, net ETF flow and total market cap. Below that are the top gainers over 1h, 24h and 7d, a 24 hour heatmap and a chart of Bitcoin spot ETF net inflow in US$m. Every tile and menu entry leads to its own page with charts and longer history, so you can start broad and narrow down to one coin, one exchange or one indicator.
How to read the numbers
Market cap and dominance describe the spot market. Dominance is Bitcoin’s or Ethereum’s share of total market value, and a falling figure often means money is moving into other coins. The derivatives figures describe leverage. Open interest is the value of futures and perpetual positions still open. Funding rates are periodic payments between longs and shorts on perpetual contracts. When they are positive, longs pay shorts. Liquidations are positions closed by force because margin ran out. The long/short panel shows separate ratios for Binance and OKX, and it splits them by accounts and by positions. Those two can point in different directions, because a few large traders can outweigh many small ones. In the gainers lists, very large percentage moves usually come from small, thinly traded coins, so check volume before reading much into them.
Where the data comes from and how often it changes
Our market data pages rebuild about every five minutes from live data feeds. We show the figures as the feeds report them, and we do not adjust them by hand. A panel that has just been added may show “Collecting data” until the next update fills it. Totals such as open interest and liquidations cover the markets our feeds track, so they can differ from figures elsewhere. The ETF overview reports net flows for US spot funds, and the Fear & Greed page explains what goes into that reading. Exchange pages show the CoinGecko trust score as published. Our exchange reviews come from the Crypto Desk, and the reviews with a recorded check include a section on how we checked the brand. Our methodology describes that process.
Using it with care
The cycle models in the menu, such as the Rainbow Chart, MVRV Z-Score and 200W MA Heatmap, describe how price has behaved in the past. They are not forecasts. Crypto, futures and leveraged trading carry a real risk of loss, and nothing here is financial advice. Fintrev has no paid partnerships or affiliate links. No exchange can pay for its position in our exchange rankings. The Crypto Casinos section is for readers aged 18+ only.