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CryptoRebateHub

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Crypto Markets

Live crypto prices, market cap rankings and BTC/ETH dashboards.

How to read the market overview

The market overview has four tabs—Overview, Bitcoin, Ethereum and ETF. Overview lists the top 20 coins by market cap with prices, the Fear & Greed Index, cycle indicators and perpetual funding rates; the Bitcoin and Ethereum tabs gather each asset’s price, dominance and funding.

Key points

Read the Fear & Greed Index and cycle score first to see roughly where sentiment sits.
In the top-20 table, the chart icon opens that coin’s candlestick chart.
Funding that stays very high or very low means one side of the derivatives market is crowded; check liquidation levels before adding leverage.

Data and limits

Prices and market caps come from exchange and aggregator endpoints and refresh about once a minute. ETF flows and assets on the ETF tab are reference snapshots; check same-day figures at sources such as SoSoValue or Farside. Nothing here is trading advice.

Common questions

Where do the rankings and prices come from, and how often do they update?

Market-cap rankings come from a market-data aggregator and prices prefer exchange quotes, refreshing about once a minute. Prices differ slightly between exchanges; the exchange you trade on is authoritative.

What Fear & Greed reading counts as extreme?

Roughly below 25 is extreme fear and above 75 is extreme greed. Extreme readings mean sentiment is crowded and can last for weeks; they do not mean an immediate reversal.