Understand your market map.

01

Build your watchlist

From the home page, choose Build my watchlist. Search for a name or symbol. Add the assets you want to follow and open your selection.

Your watchlist can hold up to 50 crypto assets. Use the “+” button to manage them later. The Crypto view shows up to 100 assets. The searchable catalog also includes collected crypto assets outside the map.

In settings, export your watchlist as JSON to keep a copy or move it to another browser. Import lets you merge a selection or replace it. Both operations stay on your device.

02

Read the map

The List button shows symbols, names, prices, returns, market caps, volumes and signal counts. Search within the displayed selection and sort by market rank, name, return, market cap, volume or signals. On mobile, price, market cap and volume appear below the name. Unavailable values sort last in numeric rankings.

Divergences are calculated in 24H only. Switching to another period resets this filter to “All assets” and disables the option until you return to 24H.

For crypto, choose a period: 1H, 24H, 7D or 30D. Color represents the price return over that period: green for a rise, red for a fall. A neutral tile can indicate unusable or older data; open its sheet to check.

The Size setting changes tile area: performance by default, market cap or volume. A large tile does not necessarily represent a large company or deep liquidity. Changing this setting does not change the return period.

Select a tile to see its price in US dollars, returns and available metrics. The seven-day chart appears only when the source supplies enough points. Use arrow keys to move between tiles, Enter to open a sheet and Escape to close it.

03

Check sources and freshness

The Data sources panel shows each feed’s state and dates. Collection time is when the collector retrieved data. A price timestamp, when supplied, comes from the provider: receiving a recent file does not make every quote current.

The Demo profile requires a successful collection within 7 minutes and a dated price within 10 minutes. Failed, older or undated data makes prices and returns unavailable, neutralizes tiles and disables the relevant signals. The legacy one-minute profile keeps its 3-minute limit. If collection fails, received prices retain their timestamps and the interface reports their state. No replacement values are invented.

The free profile collects up to 250 cryptos every 5 minutes. Global context (total market cap and BTC dominance) is collected hourly. Favorites outside this universe stay saved and are labelled unavailable.

The browser reads the shared file every 30–45 seconds. Server settings or provider backoff can lengthen these intervals. On failure, the last received prices retain their dates and the interface reports the interruption.

Crypto prices are published as soon as the complete market pages arrive, before social, macro and logo collection. That context retains its own source dates. The page periodically reads a shared snapshot. Refreshing the browser does not trigger provider API requests. It guarantees neither a new trade nor an executable price. CoinGecko market-data contract.

04

Understand crypto signals

The reference contains usable crypto assets in the snapshot, including stablecoins, and requires at least 20 valid observations. It is not limited to your watchlist. The median is the middle return; rising / unchanged / falling counts give each asset equal weight.

In the Signals panel, Screened reference excludes identified stablecoins and tokenized assets from statistics and signals using a partial list reviewed on October 3, 2026. Their prices remain visible. Unlisted assets are not classified. The composition details show excluded assets present in the market and compare signal counts for your selection under both references. “All assets” remains the default.

Classification sources: CoinGecko stablecoins and CoinGecko tokenized assets. Classification uses verified identifiers, never a symbol or a price near one dollar. Review the list when the universe changes.

Price anomaly

The absolute z-score exceeds 2: the return is more than two population standard deviations from the reference mean.

Activity anomaly

The z-score exceeds 2 for log10(1 + 1000 × 24h volume / market cap). Volume alone does not establish net buying.

Divergence

In the 24H view only, the absolute gap between price and activity z-scores exceeds 1.2.

Bitcoin-relative return

100 × ((100 + asset return in %) / (100 + BTC return in %) − 1). Dated prices must be current and at most one minute apart. Without compatible data, the comparison remains unavailable.

Gap to the median

Asset return minus median return, expressed in percentage points.

These calculations compare assets at one moment, not an asset against its own past. Outliers and reference composition affect the results. A zero count is not a measure of low risk; no score is a probability, prediction or investment recommendation. Orbit has no backtested validation of predictive performance.

05

Keep control of your data

The app asks for no account, API key or wallet. Scripts, styles, logos and snapshots come from the same site. Your browser does not contact data providers; external links open only when you choose to follow them.

Your browser stores favorites, display preferences and language. There is no synchronization across devices. You can clear this data through your browser settings. Orbit adds no cookies or advertising trackers. The server may retain technical logs for operation and security; see the privacy notice.

The software and its documentation use the MIT license. Third-party data and logos remain subject to their owners’ terms. To report a vulnerability, contact admin@toonux.com privately, without posting secrets in an issue.