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Live Crypto Prices

Prices for the 16 most popular and reputable crypto assets, monitored live from an aggregator and six exchanges, then cross-checked: is the price consistent across exchanges, how liquid is it, how risky is it, and what are the fundamentals behind it. Every number can be traced back to its open source.

Live market

Prices move in real time via Binance's WebSocket stream; market cap, supply, and the exchange cross-check refresh every 30 seconds. Click a coin for its chart, statistics, and fundamentals.

This page is an OSINT research tool, not investment advice. Crypto assets are highly volatile and can lose most of their value. The reputation score is a transparent heuristic built from public data, not a credit rating or a buy/sell recommendation.

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Flow chart: from exchange to your screen

How the prices and statistics on this page are collected, tested, and computed.

  1. Collect

    CoinGecko (aggregate), tickers from 6 exchanges, Fear & Greed, a Bitcoin node via mempool.space.

  2. Normalise

    All prices converted to USD (USDT/USD & USD/IDR rates); per-source cache, stale data kept if a source fails.

  3. Cross-check

    Median, spread, and per-exchange deviation; the Indodax rupiah premium is computed separately.

  4. Statistics

    1 year of daily candles → returns, volatility, drawdown, RSI, SMA, beta & correlation.

  5. Score & display

    5-component reputation score; tick-by-tick prices from a WebSocket stream in the browser.

σ = stdev(ln(Pₜ / Pₜ₋₁)) × √365 · dev = (P_ex − median) / median · β = ρ · σ_koin / σ_BTC

Flow chart: due diligence on a coin/token

Crypto scams (rug pulls, fake tokens, Ponzi schemes) often borrow names from well-known projects. Follow this flow before buying or promoting any token.

  1. A new token / coine.g. from a Telegram group, an ad, or an influencer
  2. Contract address matches the official site & explorer?
    no
    Likely a fake/copycat token. Take addresses only from the official site, CoinGecko/CMC, and explorers (Etherscan, Tronscan, Solscan).
    ↓ yes
  3. Contract code verified & free of dangerous functions?
    no
    Beware honeypots: look for unlimited mint, sell taxes, blacklists, or an owner who can halt transfers (use a token sniffer/audit).
    ↓ yes
  4. Liquidity locked & spread across several exchanges?
    no
    Rug-pull risk: DEX liquidity can be pulled by developers. Check LP locks & how many exchanges list it.
    ↓ yes
  5. Ownership not concentrated in a handful of wallets?
    no
    If the top 10 addresses hold > 50% (excluding exchanges/contracts), the price is easy to manipulate.
    ↓ yes
  6. Team, audits & regulatory status verifiable?
    no
    Check team identities, independent audit reports, and legal listings with your regulator (e.g. Bappebti/OJK in Indonesia).
    ↓ yes
  7. ✓ Passes basic checksstill manage risk: never invest more than you can afford to lose

Data sources

All data comes from public APIs without authentication; no user account or transaction data.

  • api

    CoinGecko API v3 ↗

    Aggregated price, market cap, supply, ATH/ATL, 7-day sparkline, global market dominance, and the USD/IDR rate.

    CoinGecko
  • ws

    Binance Market Data (REST + WebSocket) ↗

    24-hour tickers, OHLCV candles for charts & statistics, and the miniTicker stream for tick-by-tick prices in the browser.

    Binance
  • api

    Coinbase · Kraken · OKX · Crypto.com ↗

    Public tickers from four major exchanges to cross-check prices: median, spread, and per-exchange deviation.

    Bursa publik
  • api

    Indodax Public API ↗

    Rupiah prices from Indonesia's largest crypto exchange (Bappebti/OJK-registered) to measure the local market premium/discount.

    Indodax (PT Indodax Nasional Indonesia)
  • api

    Crypto Fear & Greed Index ↗

    Daily 0–100 sentiment index (volatility, momentum/volume, social media, dominance, search trends).

    Alternative.me
  • api

    mempool.space API ↗

    Bitcoin on-chain data: block height, recommended fees (sat/vB), difficulty adjustment, and hashrate.

    The Mempool Open Source Project

Crypto OSINT techniques

  • Compare prices across exchanges: a persistent large gap is a red flag (frozen withdrawals, wash trading, or a troubled exchange, like FTX before its collapse).
  • High volume is not necessarily real. An abnormal volume/market-cap ratio, or volume that exists on only one exchange, suggests wash trading.
  • Market cap ≠ money that can be withdrawn. Watch FDV and token unlock schedules: an FDV far above market cap means future sell pressure.
  • For stablecoins, check reserve reports, the attesting firm, and depeg history. A deviation > 0.5% from $1 is a stress signal.
  • On-chain data (addresses, transactions, contracts) is public: trace team/treasury wallets in a block explorer to test project claims.
  • Check legal status: in Indonesia, tradable crypto assets and licensed traders are published by Bappebti/OJK.

Notes

  • Not financial advice. Investment decisions are entirely your responsibility; do your own research (DYOR).
  • Prices from public APIs can be delayed or differ from execution prices on your exchange; the reputation score is a heuristic and can be wrong.
  • Aggregate, public market data only; this page does not request, store, or track wallets or personal data.