Crypto Performance Heat Map

15 cryptocurrencies — tile size by market cap, color by performance

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How to read the crypto heat map

The heat map displays cryptocurrency performance at a glance. Each tile represents a coin, and its size is proportional to market capitalization — larger tiles indicate higher-value networks. The color intensity shows how strongly the price has moved: deep green signals strong gains (above 5%), light green indicates moderate gains (0–5%), gray means flat, light red shows moderate losses (0 to −5%), and deep red flags significant drops (beyond −5%).

Use the time period selector (1H, 24H, 7D, 30D) to switch between short-term and long-term views. A coin that is green on the 24-hour view but red on the 7-day view may be experiencing a short bounce within a larger downtrend. Comparing multiple timeframes helps build a clearer picture of true market momentum.

Litecoin (LTC) is always highlighted with a blue border so you can quickly find its position relative to the broader market. Watch for periods when LTC outperforms or underperforms large-cap coins like BTC and ETH — these divergences can signal changing sentiment.

Want to compare Litecoin against other coins in detail? Visit our comparison tool. For historical price data and trends, explore the interactive chart.

Frequently asked questions

What is a crypto heat map?
A heat map is a color-coded grid showing how a group of cryptocurrencies are performing at a glance, with green for gains and red for losses, scaled by the size of the move.
How do I read the crypto heat map?
Each tile is a coin. Color shows direction and intensity of the price change over the selected period, so you can spot market-wide trends and outliers in seconds.