Trading volume cryptocurrency
Actual volume of transactions on the spot market Binance in 24 hours. Spike detector for abnormal activity and the top 50 coins by volume with search and sorting.
Top 50 by Abnormal Volume
Coins with the highest 24-hour volume to 7-day average ratio. Updated every 60 seconds.
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How to Read Cryptocurrency Trading Volume
Trading volume — this is how much money passed through the market during a period. In the crypto market, this is the sum of all transactions on the market, either perp or spot, expressed in USD. Binance USDT-margined perps alone generate around $50–80B in daily turnover—more than all other exchanges combined. High volume = liquidity = less slippage, greater interest.
Volume alone means almost nothing—its dynamics and how it interacts with price movement are what matter. Price rises and volume rises → a confirmed bullish trend. Price rises and volume falls → divergence, the trend is running out of steam. Price falls on volume 3–5 times greater than usual → capitulation or a news-driven slip. When volume spikes WITHOUT public news, someone knows first: keep an eye on OI delta of the same coin, often a position is gained there at the same time.
"Abnormal Volume" in the table is the ratio of the volume over the past 24 hours to the average for the previous 7 days. 1.5–2× indicates increased interest. 3–5× indicates something is happening. 10× and above is an extreme value, usually coinciding with a sharp price move or news event. Filter below: only coins with an average 7-day volume above $1M are considered (otherwise, the noise on low-liquidity meme coins will overwhelm).
Typical setups by volume
Confirmed bullish momentum. A volume spike at the resistance breakout is a strong continuation signal. The higher the ratio in the table, the more reliable the breakout.
Capitulation or serious news. Volume 5-10x above average during a decline often marks a local bottom. This doesn't mean "buy now"—it's just the end of the previous selling trend.
Bullish divergence means the trend is running out of steam and there aren't enough buyers. Often precedes a reversal. A good signal to partially close long positions or tighten stops.
"Silent" volume spike – someone knows first. Check it out. OI Delta of the same coin: if +30%+ in an hour, the position is being aggressively acquired. Often precedes a news event or a sharp move.
Related tools
Traded Volume: actual volume of executed transactions
Traded Volume — the volume of actually executed transactions, as opposed to the “declared” volume in the order book, where fake orders may be placed. If traded volume grew by 50% in an hour - real money entered the market: major participants began to act.
The key pattern is a breakout with volume versus a breakout without volume. A breakout of resistance on volume twice the average is a genuine one, backed by money. A breakout on normal volume is more often false, and the price reverts.
Divergence between volume and price is one of the most reliable early signals: price makes new highs, but volume is consistently lower—buyers are losing enthusiasm, and a correction is ahead. Confirming divergence is easy with CVD.
Price increase + volume increase
A healthy bullish trend: every high is confirmed by money. Look for entry points on pullbacks.
Price increase + volume decrease
Bearish divergence: The rally is running out, buyers are losing interest. Prepare for a correction.
A sharp surge in volume
Climax: Everyone who wanted to buy or sell did so at the same time. After a "volume candle," the market often reverses.
Low volume in the sidewall
The market is on hold; no one is convinced. A breakout from such a sideways trend on high volume provides a strong impetus.
Footprint: the volume of purchases and sales within each candle
Footprint (Delta Candles) — a professional candlestick analysis tool, available only by subscription at Exocharts and Hyblock. Each candlestick is broken down into price cells, showing how many dollars were bought and sold by market orders at each level within the candlestick. Cell color indicates skew (turquoise indicates buyers are more aggressive, red indicates sellers), brightness indicates volume, and at close zoom, the cells display "sell × buy" numbers.
What are people looking for in Footprint? imbalances (cells with a ≥3x advantage are highlighted with a frame—the aggressor has pushed through the level without resistance there), absorption (there's a huge volume in the cell, but the price hasn't moved - the limit player has absorbed the aggression) and culmination (Maximum volume at the candlestick's extreme is a common sign of a reversal). The data is collected from futures. Binance trade after trade on 35 leading coins.
Volume directly on the candlestick chart
IN SuperChart indicator Traded Volume Shows the actual volume of trades as a candlestick, synchronous with the price. Every spike, every capitulation, every slowdown is visible. Ideal for analyzing confirmations during breakouts.
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