Screener

• Each row is a pair against USDT. The price is the last traded one, and the change is the percentage versus the price 24 hours ago.
• Volume is what has traded over the last 24 hours, in USDT. “M” means millions and “B” means billions.
• Volume is from a single exchange, not across the whole market.
• Stablecoins (USDC, FDUSD, DAI…) are left out: their price doesn't move and their volume would bury everything else.
• Futures shows the perpetual contracts against USDT. Futures volume is usually several times spot volume.
• Tap a column name to sort by it. Tap again to reverse the order, and a third time to go back to the list order.

• They only show in Futures. Funding is what longs and shorts pay each other every few hours so the perpetual price doesn't drift away from spot. When it's positive, longs pay shorts; when it's negative, the other way round. Hover over it to see how often it's charged.
• Open interest is the value, in dollars, of all the contracts still open on that exchange. When it rises, positions are being opened; when it falls, they're being closed. On your phone, turn the screen sideways to see it.

Tap its row. Its page opens, with the price, how much it has changed over 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days, and a candlestick chart for 24 hours, 7 days or 3 months.

The coins you mark with the star. They show above the screener even if they aren’t among the highest-volume ones, and they’re the same as “Market · 24 h” on your Home. You need an account, and you can have 8.

To see at a glance where money is moving today: which pairs have the most volume and which rise or fall the most. High volume usually means a tighter spread between buy and sell, and orders that fill at the price you expect.

The table updates itself every minute while you have the page open. Above it you'll see how recent the data is. If the exchange it comes from stops responding, the data comes from another one and we tell you there, because the order may change. If none responds, the last good snapshot is shown with its time.

With your account activated (your UID linked and at least 100 USDT in your exchange), you can search for a pair, filter by 24h change and minimum volume, and sort by biggest gain or drop. Filters stay in the page address, so you can save them in your bookmarks.