CryptoPriceTicker.com
Live crypto prices from Coinbase, Binance & Kraken
Every trade, the moment it happens. No login, no ads, nothing to install.
π© Market heatmapπ Converter𧩠Free widget
Biggest movers Β· 24h
Newsflash Β· live, from exchange prices
- Watching every coin for sharp moves against the market and new 24-hour highs or lows.
Move alerts & alert history
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Alert history Β· this browser only
Newsflash lines are computed automatically from live Coinbase, Binance and Kraken prices while this page is open, and from Coinbase's public market list (checked at most every 6 hours): measured facts, not news reports or advice.
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How CryptoPriceTicker.com works
β‘ Straight from the exchanges
Your browser opens WebSocket connections to Coinbase, Binance and Kraken and shows each trade as it happens. The small CB/BN/KR badge on every row shows which exchange sent the latest price.
π Market cap, volume & liquidity
Market cap is the live price Γ circulating supply (supply data last refreshed recently). Volume is the 24h total of the coin's USD/USDT markets on those three exchanges. Each coin's details panel and page show real order-book depth within Β±2% of the price, measured live from Binance.
π Private by design
No account and no ads. Your watchlist, bag quantities and alerts are saved only in this browser (localStorage). A sync link copies them to another device; anyone with the link can see them.
Frequently asked questions
Are these prices real-time?
Yes. Prices update tick-by-tick from the exchanges' public WebSocket feeds, typically within a second of a trade. If a feed disconnects, its badge at the top switches to RETRY and reconnects automatically.
Why is a coin's price slightly different on each exchange?
Every exchange has its own order book, so prices differ a little; Binance also quotes in USDT rather than US dollars. Open the π inspector or a coin's page to see each exchange's price and the cross-exchange spread.
How do price alerts work?
Set a USD target in the π inspector. When the live price crosses it, you hear a beep and see a notification. Alerts are stored in your browser and only fire while this page is open.
Can I add a live crypto ticker to my own website?
Yes, for free. Use Get Widget to choose a scrolling bar, a card grid or a single-coin card, then paste the HTML snippet into your page. The widget runs in a lazy-loaded iframe, so it adds no scripts to your site.
Is this investment advice?
No. Data comes from third-party exchanges and may be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Always verify prices before trading.