What is ArbiLayer?
ArbiLayer is a crypto market data site built for people who actually trade. Most price trackers stop at a single average price per coin. We go one layer deeper and show where a coin trades, what it costs on each venue, how funding differs between perpetual markets and whether a price gap between two exchanges survives fees.
The name says what we do: Arbi for arbitrage, the price differences between markets, and Layer for the data layer that sits across every exchange, wallet and network we connect.
What you will find here
- Coins. Every listed crypto asset ranked by market capitalization, with live prices, all-time charts, supply data, contract addresses on every network and the exchanges where it trades.
- Categories. Sectors such as Layer 1, DeFi, AI, RWA and memes, each with its own ranked list of coins.
- Exchanges. Centralized exchanges and perpetual DEXs with trading volume, spot and perpetual market counts, fee schedules, VIP tiers, new-user bonuses, proof of reserves and company background.
- Wallets. Hot, hardware and exchange wallets compared side by side: supported networks, security model, features and fees.
- Arbitrage scanner. Live cross-exchange spreads for spot and perpetual markets, with history charts for each pair.
- Funding rates. Perpetual funding on every connected venue in one table, so you can see who pays whom and where the extremes are.
- News. Headlines from leading crypto publications, tagged with the coins they mention.
Where the data comes from
Prices are read directly from exchange tickers every few seconds for every coin that trades on the major exchanges, then checked against a reference price so a different token that happens to share a ticker never distorts the number. Market caps, supply, categories and project information come from established data providers and are stored on our own servers, which keeps pages fast and consistent.
Exchange volumes and market counts are collected from each venue's public API on a fixed schedule. Obvious outliers, such as thin markets reporting impossible volume, are capped so a single bad feed cannot push an exchange up the rankings.
Execution-aware arbitrage
A spread on a screen is not a profit. ArbiLayer shows spreads alongside the costs that decide whether a trade works: trading fees, withdrawal and network fees, deposit and withdrawal status, order-book depth and funding. The aim is to show which opportunities are real and which disappear the moment you try to execute them.
How we work
- Independent data. Rankings and figures are calculated the same way for every exchange and coin.
- No account needed. Everything on the site is free to read and you never connect a wallet or share personal data to use it.
- Information, not advice. We publish data and analysis. Decisions stay with you. See our Risk Disclaimer.
What comes next
We keep adding exchanges, networks and DEX routes, extending price history and writing in-depth guides for every coin and venue. If something looks wrong or a venue is missing, tell us and we will check it.