Live Crypto Trade Tape

What it shows. Every trade in time order, newest on top: the time, the exchange, the aggressor side, the price and the size in USD. Candles and volume bars add trades up; the tape shows each one, so you can see a large order go through, a burst of market buying, or a wall of selling that the price keeps absorbing.

Aggressor side. Every trade has a taker, who sent a market order and crossed the spread, and a maker, whose resting limit order was filled. A buy is a taker buying at the ask; a sell is a taker selling at the bid. Takers pay to trade now, so their side shows who is in a hurry. Heavy buying that doesn't lift the price, or selling that doesn't push it down, often means a big passive order on the other side.

Aggregation and size. One market order can fill against many resting orders at once. The tape merges fills at the same price, side and exchange within 100 milliseconds into one row and shades rows by size, so large orders stand out. Set a minimum size to hide small trades, and a sound threshold to hear the big ones without watching the screen.

Why several exchanges. Perp price discovery is spread across venues. Merging Binance, Bybit and Hyperliquid shows where the size is trading and whether a move is led by one venue or by all of them. Your browser connects to each exchange's public trade stream directly, so this site never sees or stores the trades.