Find a coin or an exchange

Type a ticker or a name

Find a coin is in the header of every page. Press / to reach it from anywhere, or ⌘K, or Ctrl+K. Type a coin’s ticker (“sol”), its name (“solana”) or a name it often goes by (“ripple” finds XRP). The best match comes first: the whole ticker, then the whole name, then the tickers and names that start with what you typed. Enter opens it.

On an index or Signals, it narrows the list

On Markets’ indexes and on Signals’ spot and perpetuals pages, the page is the list: its rows narrow to the coins that match as you type, and Enter opens the first one’s page. Where what you typed starts an exchange’s name, a line over an index’s table, Exchange pages, links to that exchange’s own pages; another, Help, to Help’s articles that match. Escape empties the field; a second Escape leaves it.

Everywhere else, it opens a list

On a coin’s page and the others, it opens a list of every coin, on the page’s own market: Spot and Perps, at its top, switch between them. Beside each coin is its gap when buying on spot, or its funding spread a year on perpetuals, read every 30 seconds while the list is open. With the coins come:

• a coin’s futures and options page, on the line under it, where it has one;
• the exchanges whose names match, marked Exchange, each to its own page;
• Signals, when you type its name, “gaps” or “arbitrage”;
• at its foot, under Help, Help’s articles whose titles or keywords match.

The arrow keys move through it, Enter opens the line that’s highlighted, and Escape closes it.

Nothing found

The site covers 142 coins. One you can’t find has no page here yet: why a coin or an exchange can be missing. On a phone, Find a coin is the magnifier in the header, and opens over the page, with Cancel to close it.