Highest relative return among the plotted assets.
Same market.
Different moves.
Put three assets side by side.
See the performance. Feel the movement.
Bitcoin / BTC—USDT Awaiting quotes
Motion follows hourly volatility when chart data is available.
Your market, in perspective
Preparing your comparisonCompare the shift.
01 / Pick your assets3 / 3 selected · unselect one to change it
Connecting to Binance Spot…Refreshes every 25 seconds
02 / Relative performance
One starting point. Every move.
Percentage change from the first shared hourly close.
Waiting for matching hourly closes
Available prices stay visible below. A comparison appears when at least two shared closes are available.
Hourly history is loading with the market feed.All lines begin at 0% · USDT pairs
Lowest variation in hourly returns in this view.
A cheaper coin is not automatically a faster mover. Compare percentage changes on the same timeline.
03 / Behind the movementClick an asset to focus the 3D view
| Asset | Price / USDT | 24h change | 24h volume / USDT | Chart return | Hourly volatility |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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How to read the Radar
The chart compares shared, completed hourly closes from Binance Spot. Every line starts at 0%: (close ÷ first close − 1) × 100. The selected window ends at the most recent shared close; its actual start and end appear below the chart.
Hourly volatility is the population standard deviation of hourly percentage returns in that window. Only consecutive one-hour intervals are used; at least two returns are required. It measures observed price movement, not safety or future returns. The animation uses this value on a bounded visual scale.
Live price, rolling 24-hour change and volume are quote metrics; chart return uses the displayed historical window, so the values can differ. Quotes refresh every 25 seconds while this page is visible; hourly history may be cached for five minutes. Comparisons are saved on this browser. No orders are placed.