About Cryptarium
The crypto market at war.
Cryptarium draws live Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana trading as a war in orbit. Every ship is a real trade. The Chroniclers record who holds the line and never call the next move.
What you are looking at
Three worlds, seven fronts, every trade.
Three worlds are at war: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. Each has a sun that belongs to nobody, and seven planets circle it, one for every timeframe from a minute to a day. These are the fronts.
Ships cross between them at every hour, because the market never closes. Each ship is one real trade from Bybit's public tape, drawn as it prints. Nothing is staged and nothing is invented.
It is not a game and not a dashboard. The spectacle is the order flow itself.
The factions
Two armies, one tape.
Every world is fought over by two sides. The Keepers ▲, the buyers, fly green. The Voidborn ▼, the sellers, fly red.
▲ The Keepers
They believe a world lives only while its light is held. Every buy is a ship sent to keep the light burning.
▼ The Voidborn
They know the void was first, and all light is taken from it. Every sell is a ship sent to take the light back.
Neither side wins forever. The war turns, and each side is right by its own law.
The Chroniclers
They record the war. They never foretell it.
Above the war sit the Chroniclers, the observers. They keep the ledger, favor no side and color no outcome.
How to read the war
Everything you see has already happened.
The sun
The sun is neutral. It belongs to nobody.
- 1m Ember
- 5m Flare
- 15m Drift
- 1h Bastion
- 4h Meridian
- 12h Threshold
- 24h Sentinel
Inner orbit, fastest Outer orbit, slowest
- Planets are fronts
- Seven planets circle each world, one per timeframe, from the inner orbit to the outer.
- Color and ring are control
- They show which side price favors on that front. Gray means contested.
- Formations are force
- The label bar and the two ranks of ships weigh what each side actually traded over the front's window.
- Ships are trades
- One ship is one executed trade, sized by its amount and never at random. A capital ship is one of the largest. A ship down is a liquidation, a leveraged position forced closed.
- The battle
- The last hour of buying against selling. Where the two match, ships destroy each other in pairs in white flashes, and the surplus breaks through.
- The shield
- The Shield Index, from 0 to 100, reads how hard a world's shields are being hit.
- A sweep
- All seven fronts of a world held by one side, and kept.
- The Great Council
- The Chroniclers in session: one plain declaration per world of what its fronts show now. Visit the Great Council
What is fixed
The thresholds behind every reading, published.
- 55% · 45%
- A front is held at 55% and released at 45%.
- 10 minutes
- A sweep needs 10 minutes of holding.
- 24 hours
- Counts run over a rolling 24 hours.
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- What the chronicle has not seen shows as a dash, never an invented number.
Any change is stated here the same day.
Glossary
The words of the war.
- The Keepers
- The buyers. Every buy is a green ship sent to keep a world's light burning.
- The Voidborn
- The sellers. Every sell is a red ship sent to take the light back.
- World
- One token's whole war: its neutral sun and seven fronts. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana are the three worlds.
- Front
- One timeframe of a world, drawn as a planet. Each world has seven, from Ember (1 minute) to Sentinel (24 hours).
- Control
- Which side price favors on a front, shown by the planet's color and capture ring. A front is held at 55% and released at 45%; gray means contested.
- Force
- What each side actually traded over a front's window, shown by the label bar and the two ranks of ships.
- The battle
- The last hour of buying against selling. Matched volume destroys itself in pairs, and the surplus breaks through.
- Ship down
- A liquidation: a leveraged position forced closed, drawn as a ship going down.
- Sweep
- All seven fronts of a world held by one side for at least 10 minutes. Each world's sweeps are counted and timed over a rolling 24 hours.
- Shield Index
- A reading from 0 to 100 of how hard a world's shields are being hit.
- The Chroniclers
- The observers who keep the ledger. They record the war and never foretell it.
- The Great Council
- The Chroniclers in session: one plain declaration per world of what its fronts show now.
Questions and answers
What people ask.
What is Cryptarium?
A live picture of the crypto market drawn as a war: every real trade on Bybit's public tape becomes a ship. It observes the market. It is not a trading product.
What do the green and red ships mean?
Green ships are the Keepers, the buyers. Red ships are the Voidborn, the sellers. A larger ship is a larger trade, and a ship going down is a liquidation.
Which coins are covered?
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL), each drawn as its own world with seven timeframe fronts.
Where does the data come from, and how fresh is it?
From Bybit's public USDT perpetual streams. Trades reach your browser as they print, and the summary readings refresh every minute or two. A world's price is its last trade on Bybit; there is no composite price.
Does Cryptarium predict prices?
No. The Chroniclers record the war and never foretell it. Every reading describes what has already been observed.
Is this financial advice?
No. Cryptarium is a chronicle, not counsel. Nothing here is investment advice, a recommendation or an offer of any financial instrument.
Can I check the numbers?
Yes. Sweeps are counted per world over a rolling 24 hours from public candles, the thresholds are published on this page, and any change is stated here the same day. What the chronicle has not seen shows as a dash.
Do I need an account or cookies?
No account. Analytics cookies are set only after you accept; see Cookies and storage.
Source and small print
Where the war comes from.
- Source
- Trades, liquidations, candles and the order book come from Bybit's public USDT perpetual streams. A world's price is its last trade on Bybit.
- Not advice
- Cryptarium is a chronicle, not counsel. Nothing here is investment advice, a recommendation or an offer of any financial instrument.
- Storage
- Preferences stay on your device. Cookies and storage
- Contact
- Questions and corrections are welcome. info@cryptarium.io
- Credits
- Sun texture by Solar System Scope, CC BY 4.0.