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Market mood
Fear & Greed
BTC.D
USDT.D
Long/Short
Unusual volume
Top 30 · 1h bar ≥ 3× 20-bar average
CoinVol ×Bar chg
No volume spikes detected yet.
Preparing scan…
Market heatmap
Full →Loading heatmap…
Live analysis
CryptoHalley analyst engine · 1h read · not a buy signal
Macro
Rates · Yields · InflationFunding & Open Interest
Top 28 perps · 8h funding skew · extreme = bold
Preparing data…
Whale liquidations
Long liq $0Short liq $0
0 liquidations · last 1h
TimeSide · PriceNotional
Waiting for liquidations… (live Bybit stream)
Real-time liquidations from Bybit (linear perps). Size = order notional.
Whale Sniper
Whale Sniper
Large market orders · top 18 coins
▲ 0 buys · $0▼ 0 sells · $05 min
TimeCoinValuePrice
Waiting for whales… large trades are rare, hang tight.
Crypto news
Economic calendar
Event calendarScheduled
Official release schedules (FOMC/CPI/NFP from the Fed & BLS, Deribit options expiry). Times are in your local time zone. Not actual/forecast data, confirm times with the official source before trading.
Free Crypto Terminal: All Market Data on One Screen
One dashboard to monitor the entire crypto market in real time: live prices for 20+ coins, whale liquidation alerts, unusual volume detection, market heatmap, and live analysis. Free. Optional login for sync & portfolio.
FAQ
- What is CryptoHalley Terminal?
- Terminal is an all-in-one crypto dashboard: real-time prices for 20+ coins, a whale liquidation feed, an unusual volume scanner, a market heatmap, and live analysis from the CryptoHalley analyst engine, all on one screen and completely free.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Every panel runs directly on public data (Binance WebSocket for prices/heatmap, Bybit liquidation stream) for free. Optional login for sync & portfolio. Comparable features usually sell for hundreds of dollars a year.
- How does the unusual volume scanner work?
- The scanner sweeps dozens of top coins and flags those whose 1-hour bar prints volume of at least 3× the 20-bar moving average. Results are sorted by the highest ratio and refresh automatically every 60 seconds.
- Where does the whale liquidation data come from?
- The liquidation feed is taken in real time from Bybit's public WebSocket stream (linear perpetuals). Each event's size = the notional of the liquidated order, with a long vs short summary for the last hour.