Quantum View: the crypto market as a 3D universe

A 3D map of the crypto market: sphere size is market cap, axes show capital flow, volatility or correlation, colour shows the on-chain signal or sector, with whale activity and a time machine.

Quantum View draws the crypto market as a three dimensional universe. Every sphere is a coin and its diameter is the market capitalisation. In axes mode you choose what the X, Y and Z axes show: market cap, capital flow, volatility, correlation with a reference coin and more.

Colour can show the on-chain signal (quiet accumulation or distribution), the sector or the 24 hour change. Lines connect correlated coins, spheres pulse when whales move, and the time machine replays how the picture changed.

What the module shows

How to read the data

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.

X·Y·Z axes and presets, Color modes, Capital flow (Y axis), Correlation (lines and focus), Whales and pulsing, AI commentary and data freshness, Time Machine

A ranking of projects by a factor-based growth potential score (0–100) built from six market dimensions: momentum, trend, capital flow, network activity, cycle phase and distance from the mean. It is an analytical, educational factor ranking, not a price forecast or investment advice.

Potential score (0–100), Factors, Market regime, Coverage (%)

A single direction score for a coin, built from eight independent market features: flows to and from exchanges, liquidations, order book imbalance, whale moves, funding, open interest, price pace and supply held on exchanges. Each feature has its own weight and its own reading, and the score is their sum on a scale from minus ten to plus ten. The widget shows the stance of the whole market, a quadrant matrix with every scored coin, the highest and lowest scoring coins, and the breakdown of the eight features for the selected coin. A feature without fresh data does not enter the calculation and is never substituted with zero, which is why coverage is shown next to every number.

Direction score, Coverage, Quadrant matrix, Market stance, The four quadrants, Lines on the matrix, What the eight features measure, Which features weigh the most, Why data can be missing, Eight feature breakdown

The satellite radar measures how a sector's satellites (smaller coins) follow its driver (the sector's largest coin) with a 1, 2 or 3 hour lag. For each pair it shows the optimal lag, the strength of the lagged-return correlation, and beta. A map of "who follows whom and after how many hours". Resolution is hourly, so it's an indicative picture, not a recommendation.

Sector Driver, Lag, Correlation Strength, Beta (β), Sample (n)

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