See market structure by coin or category — switch to delta to spot movers.
Market structure is hard to grasp from tables or line charts alone.
This visualization answers:
By combining a treemap with a linked time-series chart, it connects market composition with market evolution.
Try it yourself
Use the interactive tool to explore the same concept with your own time range and settings.
You are looking at two synchronized views:
The treemap answers “how the market is composed”.
The line chart answers “how that composition evolved over time”.
Clicking a tile links the two.
The treemap can be displayed in two structural modes:
Coin mode
Category mode
Switching modes changes the level of abstraction, not the underlying data.
The treemap can also switch between two analytical lenses:
Absolute mode
Delta mode
Delta mode is about change, not size.
The line chart on the right provides time context.
This avoids relying on a single snapshot and makes trends explicit.
When visualizing large universes, showing every small component individually can overwhelm the treemap.
The Remainder option groups all non-selected assets into a single remainder tile.
This allows you to:
Remainder is a deliberate aggregation, not a residual — it represents the rest of the market you chose not to display individually.
Large tiles are not always the biggest movers
Size reflects level; delta reflects change.
Red tiles are not necessarily weak assets
They may simply be correcting after large gains.
Treemaps are snapshots
Always use the linked line chart to understand trajectory.
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Choose:
The treemap updates instantly based on these selections.
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The line chart shows market cap development over the selected timeframe.
This helps distinguish temporary spikes from sustained trends.
Toggle Remainder on to:
Toggle it off to:
Use remainder when scale overwhelms readability.
