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BeginnerMarket Overview & Discovery

Market Ranking: hot coins, gainers, losers and movers

One page that lines up every asset by what is actually moving, so you know where attention is before you open a chart.

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1

Where to find it

Open Market Ranking from the sidebar, under Antick.io. It is a market-wide page: the timeframe in the header applies, the asset selector does not.

2

The summary strip

The top of the page shows four cards for the selected timeframe. Market Trend gives the direction the broad market is leaning and its aggregate move. Active Movers counts how many assets actually moved this period. Volatility compares the market's volatility level with its baseline. Fear & Greed gives one number for the mood of the whole market.

Read the strip first: it tells you whether you are looking at a calm, trending or stressed market before you look at any single asset.

The summary strip: Market Trend, Active Movers, Volatility and Fear & Greed.
3

The Ranking table

The Ranking card has five tabs: Hot Coins, Top Gainer, Top Loser, Top Mover and Top Volume. Hot Coins sorts by Antick's hot score, which highlights the assets that stand out most right now; the other tabs sort by price change, size of move and volume.

Every row shows price, change and volume next to Antick's own reads: the hot score, discovery, momentum, liquidity and a status that names the asset's current regime. Use the search field to find an asset, and click a row to open it.

The Ranking table: Hot Coins, Top Gainer, Top Loser, Top Mover and Top Volume tabs, with discovery, momentum, liquidity and status.
4

The side cards

Next to the table you find your Watchlist, the Liquidation Feed, Sector Rotation and Trending Narrative. Each has its own guide in this category.

5

Breadth and coverage

At the bottom, Coverage shows how much of the asset universe is behind the numbers on the page, Market Participation shows the share of the universe actively taking part in the move, and Price Change Distribution shows how price changes are spread across all assets.

Coverage, Market Participation and Price Change Distribution.
A ranking is a starting pointBeing at the top of a table is not a reason to buy. Use the ranking to choose what to study, then open the asset's own pages.