20 largest coins · 7-day change · snapshot September 5, 2026

The Crypto Atlas

Every exchange, coin, and chain, mapped to where you live.

Where to buy each coin, what the spread and the fees actually cost, when new supply lands, and which chains are moving. Every figure is measured or verified here, and carries the date.

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  • Tracked market cap

    $2.73T

  • Bitcoin share

    58.7%

  • Coins tracked

    150

  • Exchanges reviewed

    50

  • Dated listings

    58,606

  • Spreads measured today

    2,873

Seven-day movers

The daily snapshot carries seven-day and thirty-day change, so seven days is the window this board prints. No candles, no intraday, nothing we did not measure.

Seven-day gainers

Coin7dPrice
PONSPons+396.3%$0.720
AKEAkedo+91.6%$0.0162
DASHDash+82.7%$73.12
ARBArbitrum+49.6%$0.130
UNIUniswap+42.8%$6.29
LITLighter+38.7%$4.68

Seven-day losers

Coin7dPrice
TRUMPOfficial Trump−21.9%$2.35
POLPOL (ex-MATIC)−11.3%$0.0943
MONMonad−9.6%$0.0252
PUMPPump.fun−9.4%$0.00418
PENGUPudgy Penguins−9.2%$0.00839
RAINRain−7.1%$0.0164

Seven-day price change from the daily snapshot, September 5, 2026. Bars are scaled to the largest move on the board. Full market snapshot

Supply incoming

Supply is coming. Here is when. Every mark is an unlock event we read out of the project’s own tokenomics document and dated; a schedule we have not verified is not on the rail.

today+90din 12dASTER0.37%$7.3Min 12dMORPHO0.92%$15.8Min 16dMORPHO0.41%$7.0Min 42dASTER0.37%$7.3Min 42dMORPHO0.92%$15.8Min 46dMORPHO0.41%$7.0Min 73dASTER0.37%$7.3Min 73dMORPHO0.92%$15.8M
Verified unlock events inside the next 90 days, from each project's own tokenomics documents, last verified September 2, 2026. Marks sit by date and are nudged apart where unlocks cluster, so the rail is an order rather than a scale.

Instruments

Six instruments for deciding what to buy, built on data we verify or measure ourselves.

  • Availability

    Buyability Passport

    Can I actually buy this coin where I live?

    83

    of 116 coins grade A or B in the United States

    Grade every coin

  • LiquidityMeasured here

    Spread & Depth Monitor

    What will the spread and slippage cost me?

    0.001 bps

    tightest BTC spread, on MEXC

    Compare venues

  • Market structureMeasured here

    Exchange Concentration

    If one venue delists it, what breaks?

    100.0%

    of apxUSD volume on Kraken

    See where each coin trades

  • SupplyMeasured here

    Unlock Pressure

    How much new supply lands in the next 30 days?

    1.33%

    of Morpho supply unlocks in 30 days

    Rank the schedules

  • Holding period

    Tax Holding Clock

    Does holding longer change what I owe?

    19

    countries verified · 3 change treatment after a holding period

    Check a jurisdiction

  • Comparison

    Basket Compare

    How do five coins compare on every measurement?

    5 coins · 20 metrics

    side by side, every figure linked to the section that measured it

    Build a basket

Chain race

Throughput we counted ourselves, off recent blocks from each chain’s own public node, over a window we state.

Transactions per second counted by RampAtlas off recent blocks from each chain's own public node, September 4, 2026. No theoretical maximum, no figure from a chain's marketing.
ChainMeasured throughputTPS
01Solana3,277
02BNB Smart Chain221
03Aptos180
04TRON143
05Base91.2
06Sui83.6
07Polygon PoS71.9
08Monad55.4

Every chain we measure

Where you can actually buy

Grade A means five or more exchanges carry a dated available listing and one of them publishes a whole fee schedule; B means three or more. Cost is taker, spread, and deposit fees together on $500 (decision 13).

Where you areUnited States

83 of 116 coins graded for the United States reach an A or B.

CoinGradeVerifiedCheapest on $500
BTCBitcoinA15 venues$2.00
ETHEthereumA13 venues$2.00
SOLSolanaA12 venues$2.00
LINKChainlinkA12 venues$2.28
BCHBitcoin CashA12 venues$2.25
LTCLitecoinA12 venues$2.15
DOGEDogecoinA11 venues$2.04
UNIUniswapA11 venues$2.14

Verified Grade every coin

Tightest markets

Fees are the rug you agreed to, and the spread is the half nobody quotes. These are the tightest books we measured ourselves in the last 24 hours.

Tightest books among 2,873 samples RampAtlas took off public order books in the last 24 hours, newest September 5, 2026. Depth is resting size within 1% of mid, both sides added.
MarketPairSpreadPer unit1% depth
BTCon MEXCBTC/USDT0.001 bps$0.01not published
BTCon GeminiBTC/USD0.001 bps$0.01$3.6M
BTCon Crypto.com ExchangeBTC/USD0.001 bps$0.01not published
BTCon Coinbase ExchangeBTC/USD0.001 bps$0.01$20.1M
BTCon Bitstamp by RobinhoodBTC/USD0.001 bps$0.01$10.7M
BTCon BitgetBTC/USDT0.001 bps$0.01not published

Every venue we measure

The ledger

65,052 edits in the last 30 days, across 50 exchanges, 130 assets, and 70 jurisdictions.

WhenChangeBy
Gemini now lists Pyth Network for South Carolina residents (available).Derived from verified data
Gate now lists XDC Network for Switzerland residents (available).Derived from verified data
eToro now lists Zcash for Illinois residents (available).Derived from verified data
Crypto.com Exchange now lists Worldcoin for Alaska residents (available).Derived from verified data
Coincheck now lists XRP for Japan residents (available).Derived from verified data
Coinbase Exchange now lists Pudgy Penguins for Michigan residents (available).Derived from verified data
Zoomex now lists Worldcoin for Canada residents (limited).Derived from verified data
VALR now lists XRP for Switzerland residents (available).Derived from verified data

The most recent edit of each kind. One bulk run can write the same change for fifty states, so those count once here and separately in the full log.

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Start here

  • Crypto Exchange Fees Explained: What You Actually Pay

    The cost of buying crypto is four things added together: the trading fee, the spread built into the price, the deposit fee for your payment method, and the network fee if you withdraw the coins, and only the first of those is usually advertised.

    5 takeaways · 6 min

  • How to Buy Cryptocurrency: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Buying cryptocurrency takes five steps: choose an exchange that serves your country or state, verify your identity, deposit money, place an order for the asset you want, and decide whether to leave the coins on the exchange or move them to a wallet you control.

    5 takeaways · 6 min

  • Why Some Coins Aren't Available Where You Live

    Availability is decided twice, once for the country or state you live in and once for each individual asset, so an exchange that is licensed to serve you can still be unable or unwilling to list the specific coin you want.

    5 takeaways · 7 min

  • Dollar-Cost Averaging Into Crypto: How It Works and How to Set It Up

    Dollar-cost averaging means buying a fixed amount of an asset on a fixed schedule instead of all at once, and on a crypto exchange you run it either as a recurring buy the platform executes for you or as an order you place yourself each period, which is mostly a decision about fees.

    5 takeaways · 7 min

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How RampAtlas works

Every availability and fee figure on RampAtlas is checked against a primary source and dated. Read how we verify availability and score exchanges, and our editorial policy.

How the composite exchange score is weighted
FactorWeightShare of the score
Cost30
Trust and security25
Availability20
Asset selection15
Usability10