Quantum View: 3D market map
What it shows
A three-dimensional universe of the crypto market. Each sphere is a coin: diameter = market cap, and in axes mode you choose what the X·Y·Z axes show (market cap, capital flow, volatility, correlation with a reference coin and more). Sphere color is the on-chain signal (violet: quiet accumulation, red: distribution), the sector, or the 24h change. The tail on a sphere shows the last hour's price direction, and the Time Machine rewinds the whole universe up to 7 days back.
How to read it
Four rules for reading the universe: 1) Look for violet spheres high above the grid: quiet accumulation (a historically bullish pattern). 2) Watch out for red spheres high above the grid: distribution (a historically bearish pattern). 3) Check the tails: a tail turning sharply up on a red sphere with a violet glow is historically a reversal pattern. 4) Click spheres to see correlations and coin details.
Parameters
- X·Y·Z axes and presets
- In axes mode you assign each axis to a metric (each option shows its data coverage). Presets are ready-made axis sets: picking one opens a "how to read this view" panel. Colored arrows X (red), Y (green), Z (blue) point toward rising values; the "−" marker is the negative side.
- Neutral reading: Axis display can be switched between: off / axes / axes + zero planes.
- Color modes
- On-chain signal (violet = accumulation, red = distribution), sector (each category has its own color), or 24h change (green = gain, red = loss). The legend in the top-right corner adapts to the selected mode.
- Capital flow (Y axis)
- Exchange netflow from on-chain data: a sphere up high = capital leaving exchanges, down low = flowing onto exchanges.
- Positive reading: A violet sphere high above the grid: capital leaves exchanges amid low noise, historically an accumulation pattern.
- Negative reading: A red sphere means coins flow onto exchanges amid elevated noise, historically a distribution pattern.
- Neutral reading: Spheres near the grid (Y≈0): balanced flow, a convergent universe.
- Correlation (lines and focus)
- Lines connect pairs with ρ ≥ 0.75, and the three strongest pairs glow and pulse. Clicking a line opens a chip with the pair and its ρ. The "correlation ρ" axis is computed against a reference coin (BTC by default) which you can change in the control panel.
- Positive reading: A coin with low correlation to BTC can diversify the behavior of a watchlist.
- Negative reading: A whole cluster strongly correlated, so one BTC move drags all coins at once.
- Whales and pulsing
- A sphere pulses faster with high volume and whale activity (>$1M alerts from the last 24h).
- Neutral reading: The "Whales" filter keeps only coins with whale activity.
- AI commentary and data freshness
- The "Generate commentary" button below the scene asks the AI to describe the current axis layout and standout coins (results for the same view are cached for 15 min). The freshness bar above the scene shows the age of the view and the latest on-chain snapshot.
- Neutral reading: The commentary is an analytical/educational description: it is not investment advice.
- Time Machine
- The slider rewinds the universe up to 7 days back (2h steps). The play button flies through the whole history in 15 seconds.
- Neutral reading: On-chain signal history builds up from when snapshots started. Older buckets show price and market cap.
Example
You see TRX as a violet sphere high above the grid, pulsing with 3 whale alerts, its tail turning up. The Insight Engine shows 78% confidence. Historically this is an accumulation pattern, so it is worth a deeper look on the project page, but this is not investment advice.