The cryptocurrency market is characterized by extreme volatility and complexity, making precise, real-time market data and professional analysis services particularly important. CoinGlass, a professional cryptocurrency derivatives data analysis platform, is dedicated to providing global users with one-stop cryptocurrency market data and analysis services, enabling them to reduce risks and achieve higher returns through data analysis during trading.
CoinGlass is not merely a data aggregator but deeply focuses on core derivative indicators such as cryptocurrency contract trading volume, position reports, funding rate changes, network-wide liquidation data tracking, and complex options product analysis. By integrating real-time data streams from major global exchanges and employing advanced multi-dimensional data analysis methods and complex technical means, CoinGlass transforms raw, disorganized information into clear, intuitive, and highly insightful market intelligence. This data is not only extensive in coverage but also processed through various advanced data analysis methods and technical means, ensuring its accuracy and timeliness.
The Most Comprehensive Cryptocurrency Data Overview
The homepage of the CoinGlass platform is dedicated to providing users with a structured overview of cryptocurrency data from across the entire network. This interface integrates multi-dimensional real-time market indicators to objectively reflect current market conditions. Its core display content includes real-time prices (Price) of various cryptocurrencies. These price data are typically updated at high frequency and are accompanied by percentage changes (Percentage Change) over corresponding time periods (such as 24 hours, 7 days, etc.). The latter are often color-coded (specific colors may depend on regional conventions or user personalized settings; for example, red usually indicates an increase, green indicates a decrease, or vice versa) to intuitively distinguish the direction and magnitude of price movements, thereby quantifying the performance of assets within specific time windows.
For the derivatives market, the funding rate (Funding Rate) is a key indicator presented on the homepage. The platform typically lists the current funding rates for perpetual contracts from major exchanges and may provide historical data charts for analyzing their trends and periodicity. This helps users assess the relative strength of long and short positions in the market and the associated holding costs. At the same time, trading volume (Volume) data, including the cumulative trading amount and number of transactions within specific time periods, are used as a reference for measuring the liquidity levels and market activity of different cryptocurrencies. High trading volume is usually associated with significant price movements and can provide evidence for trend confirmation.
In addition, market capitalization (Market Cap) data is also a component of the homepage overview, used to assess the relative size of various cryptocurrency projects and their weight in the overall market. CoinGlass's homepage data overview may further expand to other derivatives-related indicators, such as the macro trends of total open interest (Open Interest), which reveal the current leverage levels and overall risk exposure in the market; and real-time or periodic summaries of network-wide liquidation data (Liquidations) to alert users to risk events during extreme market conditions. Moreover, CoinGlass allows for highly personalized configuration of the data modules displayed on the homepage. This means that users can independently choose, add, hide, or rearrange the data indicators and information sections presented on the homepage based on their specific trading strategies, analytical focuses, or asset classes of interest.
The Most Comprehensive and Accurate Cryptocurrency Contract Liquidation Data
In the cryptocurrency market, there is a key and high-risk phenomenon known as liquidation. This mainly occurs in cryptocurrency derivatives trading, especially in leveraged contract trading. When traders use leverage (i.e., borrow funds from an exchange) to magnify their positions in the hope of achieving greater returns, they also take on higher risk. If the market price moves sharply against a trader’s position, causing the trader’s margin balance to fall below the exchange’s required maintenance margin, the exchange will forcibly close (i.e., sell or buy) the trader’s position to prevent itself from suffering losses or the trader from incurring liabilities beyond their initial margin. This process is called liquidation. Liquidation means that the trader not only loses their initial margin, but the forced closing of their position can also have an immediate impact on market prices. Especially when a large number of liquidations occur in quick succession, it often exacerbates market volatility, leading to a so-called “liquidation cascade.”
When it comes to tracking and analyzing this high-risk market behavior, CoinGlass is undoubtedly the most accurate and data-rich cryptocurrency liquidation data platform available. CoinGlass aggregates real-time data from all the major cryptocurrency exchanges worldwide (such as Binance, OKX, Bybit, BitMEX, etc.) to provide a comprehensive and detailed view of liquidation data. The “accuracy” of CoinGlass is reflected in its timely updates and rigorous processing of source data, ensuring that users obtain the latest and most reliable liquidation information—this is crucial for traders who rely on such data to make rapid decisions. Its “richness” is demonstrated by the number of exchanges it covers, the variety of trading pairs, and the granularity of its data. Users can not only see the total real-time liquidation amounts across the entire market but can also clearly understand the long/short split (long positions versus short positions), liquidation details for specific coins (such as BTC, ETH, and various altcoins), the distribution of liquidations across different exchanges, and even cumulative liquidation data over different timeframes (such as 1-hour, 4-hour, 24-hour, or longer) as well as historical liquidation data for review. These detailed data are presented through intuitive charts (e.g., liquidation heatmaps, liquidation amount bar charts, etc.) and interfaces, helping traders gain insight into extreme market sentiment, identify potential support and resistance levels (price areas formed due to large-scale liquidations), and understand the liquidation pressure behind short-term price fluctuations, allowing them to make more informed decisions in a volatile market.
At the same time, CoinGlass also offers a “Liquidation Heatmap” feature, which is a powerful visualization tool designed to predict the price levels at which large-scale liquidations may occur. When a trader’s leveraged position moves against them to the point where their margin can no longer cover losses, the exchange will forcibly close that position—i.e., “liquidate” it—to prevent further losses for both the trader and the exchange. Most exchanges set a liquidation threshold price at which a position will be forcibly closed. Traders who can anticipate other traders’ liquidation price levels gain a significant advantage similar to understanding areas of high liquidity in the order book. CoinGlass’s Liquidation Heatmap is based on this concept. It uses complex algorithms to analyze market data and various leverage levels, calculating and predicting potential liquidation concentration zones to help traders locate optimal liquidity points. On the chart, these calculated potential liquidation levels are overlaid visually. As the estimated number of liquidations at a particular price point increases, the heatmap’s color transitions from cooler tones (such as purple) to warmer tones (ultimately yellow), with yellow regions indicating the “hot spots” where the concentration of predicted liquidations is highest. This intuitively highlights areas in the market where liquidity may be particularly dense. It is important to emphasize that the Liquidation Heatmap predicts where liquidations might be triggered, not the actual number of liquidations that will occur or the exact closing prices. Therefore, the actual number of forced liquidations is often lower than the intensity indicated by the heatmap. When interpreting the heatmap’s displayed liquidation scale, users should view it as a relative figure and compare it with estimated liquidation volumes at other price levels to assess its significance. To enhance its practical value, CoinGlass allows users to filter by multiple major exchanges and specific trading pairs, and to review historical liquidation data, enabling more targeted analysis and strategy development.
The Most Accurate Cryptocurrency ETF Inflow and Outflow Monitoring Platform
A cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund (Crypto ETF) is essentially a financial product listed and traded on traditional securities exchanges (such as NASDAQ, NYSE, etc.), whose value is directly tied to the performance of a specific single cryptocurrency (for example, Bitcoin) or a basket of cryptocurrencies. Importantly, the much–anticipated spot crypto ETFs operate under a mechanism that requires the fund manager to actually purchase and hold the underlying cryptocurrencies corresponding to the ETF shares. This means that when capital flows into the ETF (i.e., investors buy more ETF shares), the fund manager must go to the market and buy the equivalent amount of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin; conversely, when capital flows out, they must sell the held cryptocurrencies. This design allows investors to gain exposure to crypto assets through compliant, traditional financial channels—without having to manage private keys, worry about wallet security, or open an account on a cryptocurrency exchange—thereby serving as a bridge between traditional finance and the crypto world.
When it comes to tracking these market–critical capital flows, CoinGlass stands out as the most timely and precise cryptocurrency ETF inflow and outflow monitoring platform on the internet. CoinGlass has earned this reputation through its broad data coverage, encompassing all major markets where Bitcoin spot ETFs and other crypto‐related ETFs have been approved, and by updating first with daily flow data as soon as they’re released by each ETF issuer or other authoritative sources. Through rigorous multi‐source validation and data cleansing processes, the platform ensures that core metrics—such as daily and cumulative inflows/outflows, assets under management (AUM), and changes in holdings—are accurate and reliable. With CoinGlass’s clear, intuitive charts and tables, users can not only quickly assess the performance of individual ETFs but also gain a macro‐level view of institutional capital preferences and shifts in overall crypto market sentiment, providing powerful data support for investment decisions.
Real-Time Hyperliquid Whale Monitoring
As cryptocurrency trading tools continue to evolve, emerging platforms like Hyperliquid offer market observers fresh insights. Hyperliquid is an innovative, high-performance decentralized perpetual contract exchange built on its own Layer-1 blockchain architecture, achieving ultra-low latency and high throughput with the aim of delivering an experience comparable to centralized exchanges while retaining the transparency and self-custody advantages unique to decentralized systems. Its fully on-chain order book and permissionless trading features have allowed it to rise rapidly in the decentralized derivatives space, attracting whales and high-frequency traders who seek top-tier performance and transparency. Recognizing Hyperliquid’s potential, CoinGlass has perceptively developed a powerful “Hyperliquid Whale Monitoring” feature that enables ordinary users to track, in real time, the movements of top traders on this cutting-edge platform.
CoinGlass’s “Hyperliquid Whale Monitoring” focuses on identifying and displaying whales on Hyperliquid—entities that hold or trade large amounts of capital—by presenting their large order activities. This feature can, in real time, show the opening and closing of large orders on Hyperliquid, clearly revealing the specific trading pairs, trading directions, order types, and order sizes, so that users can immediately grasp the inflows and outflows of substantial capital. Even more critically, for each whale address or activity under surveillance, CoinGlass provides detailed information about its current position, including the notional value of the position, the leverage multiple reflecting its risk and potential return, the margin balance serving as a buffer against losses, and the liquidation price that indicates its risk threshold as well as potential market support and resistance levels. Through these finely detailed data representations, users can intuitively understand how large capital is moving on Hyperliquid, gain insights into market sentiment and potential price-driving factors, and thus obtain a unique advantage when making trading decisions.
Professional Charts
The Professional charts on the CoinGlass platform go far beyond traditional price displays; they represent the fusion of depth and breadth in cryptocurrency market analysis tools, designed to provide traders with a comprehensive, powerful, and highly customizable technical analysis environment. First and foremost, the comprehensiveness and accuracy of their data sources form the foundation of professionalism. CoinGlass aggregates real-time and historical price data from major exchanges worldwide, ensuring that every candlestick on the K-Line chart (including open, close, high, and low prices) as well as all volume data are precise and reliable, providing a solid base for analysis. Users can choose from multiple standard timeframes ranging from minute-level to weekly charts and apply an extensive library of technical indicators, including classic tools such as Moving Averages (MA), Relative Strength Index (RSI), Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), and Bollinger Bands, as well as more advanced indicators like Ichimoku Cloud, various oscillators, and trend indicators, thereby accommodating different analytical styles and preferences.
However, the true core competitiveness of CoinGlass’s Professional-Grade K-Line lies in its deep integration with the platform’s other powerful data features. This is no longer an isolated price chart, but rather a canvas capable of hosting rich, multidimensional market information. Imagine that, on top of a standard K-Line chart, traders can directly overlay or compare real-time changes in Open Interest, trends in Funding Rates, and even traces of large orders or whale activities. This multi-dimensional, on-screen presentation of data enables traders to correlate price action with market depth, derivatives market sentiment, and large-capital movements, allowing for a deeper understanding of market dynamics and the identification of potential trading signals or risk zones. For example, a price rally accompanied by a significant increase in Open Interest may indicate a healthy trend, whereas a price touching a densely predicted liquidation zone could trigger heightened volatility. Furthermore, the smooth chart interaction experience, rich drawing tools (such as trendlines, Fibonacci retracements/extensions, channels, and pattern recognition aids), and the ability to save personalized chart layouts all ensure that professional traders can conduct technical analysis and strategy formulation efficiently. In short, CoinGlass’s Professional-Grade K-Line is not merely a charting tool but a highly integrated market analysis dashboard that seamlessly combines price, volume, and critical on-chain and derivatives data, empowering users to gain early insights and make more informed trading decisions.
CoinGlass Legend – A Powerful Order Flow and Market Analysis Tool
CoinGlass Legend is not just an ordinary chart; it is CoinGlass’s professional-grade K-line chart solution, which seamlessly integrates traditional technical analysis with cutting-edge market depth data and order flow analysis tools, providing traders who seek the ultimate market insight with unprecedented analytical capabilities. It can be understood as a comprehensive upgrade and functional expansion of CoinGlass’s traditional charts, designed specifically for users who require deeper market interpretation. Its core highlight lies in embedding multiple advanced analytical dimensions directly into the main chart interface, allowing traders to observe price action, potential liquidity distribution, real order flow dynamics, and large-capital movements all within a single, unified view—thereby forming a more three-dimensional and precise assessment of the market.
Within CoinGlass Legend’s powerful feature set, the first standout is the integrated Liquidity Heatmap. This is no longer a standalone chart but is directly overlaid or tightly combined with the K-line, clearly marking potential liquidity concentration zones at different price levels. Traders can intuitively see how price reacts as it approaches these “hotspot” areas, aiding in the identification of key support and resistance. Next, the inclusion of Footprint Chart Analysis injects very granular order flow information into each candlestick. The Footprint Chart can display, within each candlestick’s range, the comparative volumes of aggressive buys (which consume sell orders) and aggressive sells (which consume buy orders), helping traders identify true buying and selling pressure, absorption behavior, and potential exhaustion or breakout confirmation points. Finally, real-time large-trade data is also cleverly integrated. This means that when significant large orders occur in the market (often attributed to “whales” or institutional players), CoinGlass Legend will immediately highlight them on the chart—using distinctive markers, emphasized volume, or in an auxiliary real-time data feed. By combining these three elements—liquidity distribution, micro-structure of order flow, and large-trade dynamics—with traditional K-line price patterns, volume, and various technical indicators, CoinGlass Legend grants traders a transparent view of the market, enabling them to detect trend formations and reversal signals earlier.
