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Vibe Dominance

A timeframe-stacked view of which coins are dominating notional flow on the on-chain order book.

Vibe Dominance lives in the VIBE CHECK dashboard — the view that opens when you first land in VibeTrade. It surfaces the share of notional volume each top coin has taken across a series of timeframes, so you can read where the market's attention is concentrated.

Where to find it​

The dashboard isn't tied to a navigation tab — it appears as the initial view when you open the app. Look for the CRYPTO DOMINANCE section below the page header.

What you see​

A stacked horizontal bar for each timeframe — W1, D1, H4, H1, M15 — top to bottom. Each segment within a bar is a coin's share of notional volume during that timeframe.

  • Colors — well-known coins (BTC in amber, ETH in neon blue, SOL in violet, plus XRP/BNB/TRX/DOGE/LTC) have a fixed color so you can recognize them across bars without reading labels; any other coin gets a consistent fallback color derived from its name.
  • Width — wider segments mean more notional flowed through that coin during the timeframe.
  • Glow — each segment carries a soft glow that reinforces its color identity.

A legend at the bottom lists the tracked coins — the top 8 by 24-hour notional volume, the same set CRYPTO STRENGTH uses — and serves as a filter:

  • Tap a coin to highlight its segments across every timeframe — the other coins dim and the coin's exact share is drawn inside its region on each bar.
  • Tap again to clear the highlight.
  • The legend scrolls horizontally if there are more coins than the row can fit.

How the numbers are calculated​

For each timeframe, VibeTrade sums the notional traded in each coin and renders each coin's share as a segment of the bar; coins under 0.1% share are dropped from the bar, so a coin in the legend may have no visible segment. When live data for a timeframe isn't available yet, the bar falls back to a 24-hour summary for that coin.

The bars refresh continuously as new trades land on the order book. While data is loading, you'll see a placeholder skeleton in place of the bars.

Tips​

  • Glance at W1 and D1 to see the structural names, and at M15 to see what's running right now.
  • A coin whose share jumps in M15 but stays small in W1 is often a short-term momentum story.
  • Highlight a coin in the legend before opening TRADE for it — the dominance pattern is a useful frame for the chart you're about to read.