Live Crypto Board

Bitcoin spot, streamed live and side-by-side across Coinbase, Kraken and Bitstamp — with a real-time cross-venue chart and a composite multi-timeframe momentum score.

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Live Price — Cross-Venue

Push-driven from each exchange's public feed. History is recorded per venue and accumulates over time. Drag to zoom · double-click to reset.

Order-Book Depth — Near Spot

Live resting bid/ask size by price across Coinbase, Kraken and Bitstamp, within ±0.3% of spot. Bids left, asks right; colored by venue. Real exchange liquidity, updated a few times a second.

Odds by Strike — Kalshi

P(BTC ≥ strike at settlement) with live volume & open interest per strike, centered on spot. Prediction-market odds — not investment advice.
Strike
Yes prob
Volume
OI
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Cross-Venue Spread

Live dispersion between the highest and lowest quote on the board.
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Each venue's basis vs the cross-venue mid, in basis points. 0 = trading in line with the board.

Composite Momentum Score

Blends returns, RSI and EMA-trend across 1m/5m/15m/1h/1d into one −100…+100 read. Public price data only — not investment advice.
−100 Bearish0Bullish +100

Near-Touch Liquidity

Total resting size within ±0.3% of spot, per venue, and the aggregate bid/ask imbalance.

BTC Targets — Polymarket

Bitcoin price-target markets nearest spot. Polymarket has no fixed intraday strike ladder, so these are whichever dated milestones sit closest to the current price.
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Bitcoin — Daily History

Daily BTC/USD candles with volume, back to 2015 — the long-run backdrop to the live board above. Add moving averages, Bollinger Bands or Fibonacci levels over the price, and RSI, MACD, Stochastic, ADX, ATR or OBV as sub-panels below it. Drag to zoom · double-click to reset.

How this board works

This dashboard streams Bitcoin (BTC/USD) spot prices in real time from three major public exchanges — Coinbase, Kraken and Bitstamp — so you can watch how the same asset prices across venues at the same instant. Updates are pushed over a live connection as each exchange trades; nothing here polls on a timer.

Reading the cross-venue spread

Because each exchange has its own order book, the "same" BTC price differs slightly from venue to venue. The spread readout shows the live gap between the highest and lowest quote on the board, in dollars and in basis points, along with which venue is currently richest and cheapest. Wide gaps tend to open during fast moves and thin liquidity.

The composite momentum score

The −100 to +100 score is a blend of simple, public technical signals — trailing returns, a Wilder RSI, and an EMA-trend read — computed across five timeframes (1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour and 1 day) and weighted into a single number. Positive values lean bullish, negative values lean bearish, and the per-timeframe breakdown shows where the momentum is coming from. It is a descriptive momentum gauge built only from price history, not a trade signal or investment advice.

The long-term daily chart

The daily-history card zooms out from the live board to daily BTC/USD candles going back to 2015, so the price on the cards above has somewhere to sit. Each bar is one day's open, high, low and close with its volume on the right-hand axis, and the range buttons run from 90 days out to the full history. The Indicators menu adds the same studies the stock quote pages carry: moving averages, Bollinger Bands and Fibonacci retracement levels drawn over the price, plus RSI, MACD, Stochastic, Williams %R, ADX/DMI, ATR and OBV as stacked sub-panels underneath. The strip below the chart summarises where those readings stand today. All of it is computed from the daily price series alone — a description of what price has done, not a forecast of what it will do, and not investment advice.

Prediction-market odds by strike

The odds ladder shows Kalshi's daily Bitcoin markets — each row is the market-implied probability that BTC settles at or above that strike, for the nearest settlement time, along with the traded volume and open interest sitting on each strike. Reading it as a profile, the strikes with the most volume mark where traders are most actively positioning, and the strike where the probability crosses 50% is roughly where the market prices BTC to settle. The Polymarket panel lists the Bitcoin price-target markets sitting closest to the current spot. These are live prediction-market prices, not forecasts from this site, and nothing here is investment advice.