1. What is Crypto?

Cryptocurrency is a form of digital money designed to be secure, borderless, and decentralized — meaning it isn’t controlled by any bank, government, or company. Instead, it runs on technology called blockchain, which is essentially a public, unchangeable ledger that records all transactions transparently.

🧱 How It Started

Bitcoin was launched in 2009 as a response to the global financial crisis. It was created to give people more control over their money — without relying on banks. Since then, thousands of cryptocurrencies have been created, each with different goals and technologies.

⚙️ How It Works

• Every time someone sends or receives crypto the transaction is validated by a network of computers (called nodes or miners).
• These transactions are grouped into blocks and permanently written onto a chain — the blockchain.
• Most cryptocurrencies use cryptography to ensure that transactions are secure and cannot be altered.

🧩 Use Cases

• Payments: Send money across the globe in minutes without intermediaries.
• Smart Contracts: Self-executing programs that live on the blockchain (popular on Ethereum).
• Digital Identity: Secure ownership of credentials, documents, and access.
• Gaming & NFTs: Own in-game items, artwork, and collectibles with real-world value.
• Decentralized Finance (DeFi): Borrow, lend, earn interest, or trade — all without banks.

Cryptocurrency isn’t just a speculative asset — it’s an evolving technology stack for ownership, finance, and digital interaction.

2. What is Crypface?

Crypface is a mobile-optimized web app that lets users instantly feel the crypto market — all on one single page. Instead of traditional charts and endless metrics, Crypface looks more like a compact crypto cockpit, packed with unique, emotion-driven signals.

It’s designed to help users feel what the market is experiencing — whether it's excitement, fear, hesitation, or aggression — without needing to interpret complex data.

🎯 Purpose

Crypface addresses a key limitation in most crypto dashboards: while they display price and volume, they often fail to show what traders are thinking, feeling, or expecting. Crypface bridges that gap by focusing on sentiment, mood, and conviction — turning raw data into an emotional read of the market.

It offers a unique way to see market sentiment and mood evolve in real time, using original indicators you probably won’t find anywhere else. But Crypface doesn’t stop at analysis — it gives users a voice. You can broadcast your favorite ticker or drop your "Feeling of the Day" to the entire world, instantly.

More than a dashboard, Crypface delivers a futuristic experience — one that sits at the frontier between gaming and finance. It’s not just about watching the market... it’s about feeling it, reacting to it, and becoming part of it.

🧠 Core Philosophy

Crypface isn’t built for passive observation — it’s designed to be felt and interacted with. As people vote their sentiment, share their mood, "chill" their ticker, and "drop" their personal sentence, they feed the emotional engine of Crypface. "The more people use it, the more alive and captivating it becomes — attracting even more users and creating a powerful virtuous cycle."

It’s not a dashboard — it’s a cockpit. One shaped by a creator who merges a deep passion for trading psychology and video game aesthetics. The result: a high-performance tool that’s also immersive, expressive, and surprisingly fun to use.

Crypface Features

🔹 Power Line

• What it does: Combines price movement and trade volume into a single visual line — offering a real-time blend of momentum and pressure.
• How it works: The yellow line tracks recent price action for the selected ticker. But it doesn’t stop at direction — its color reflects trade strength. As stronger volume pushes through, the line shifts toward red, while weaker or lighter flows keep it yellow. The result is a momentum-aware price trace — intuitive and immediate.
• How to use it: The Power Line helps you spot not just where price is going, but how strongly it’s getting there. Red segments often correlate with impactful buying or selling bursts. These zones can sometimes act as short-term reaction levels — offering resistance after a surge or support after a drop. It’s not guaranteed, but frequent enough to be worth tracking.

🔹 Fibonacci-Based Trend Signals

• What it does: Uses Fibonacci logic to provide visual trend signals (Bullish, Bearish, Neutral) for the selected ticker and timeframe, that align with natural price cycles.
• Where it comes from: The Fibonacci sequence is a mathematical pattern that appears in nature — from seashells and galaxies to flowers and DNA spirals. Ratios derived from it (such as 61.8% and 38.2%) have long been observed in human behavior, including market movements.
• How it works here: Crypface uses these ratios to build a trend detection engine that identifies expansion and retracement phases in price movement. The signals are then displayed live as part of the visual interface.
• How to use it: These signals help users distinguish between continuation and exhaustion zones, reducing noise and improving alignment with real market structure — all without complex charts.

🔹 Market Force Meter (Impulse Meter)

• What it does: Reveals the balance between aggressive market orders and passive limit orders — offering a clear view into trader urgency or hesitation.
• How it works: The engine continuously analyzes incoming trades to determine whether participants are executing immediately (market orders) or waiting for fills (limit orders). A surge in aggressive activity indicates growing conviction, while a drop signals indecision or caution.
• How to use it: The Market Force Meter helps identify periods of strong price momentum. When the Market Force is strong, the move often reflects genuine intent and it should be respected — whether it’s an impulsive breakout or a decisive drop.

🔹 Market Activity

• What it does: Measures the overall intensity of trading volume across the market — a live pulse of how active things are, regardless of direction.
• How it works: The engine continuously scans for bursts in trading volume and compresses this data into a simple activity signal. The indicator shifts from blue (low activity) to red (high activity) — giving a visual sense of how charged the market environment is.
• How to use it: This is the market’s heartbeat. When activity is low (blue), it may be a good moment to step away or touch grass. When it moves toward red, energy is returning — volatility is up, and real-time decisions may matter more. It doesn’t signal bullish or bearish intent — just the level of engagement.

🔹 Active Whale Tracking

• What it does: Tracks and visualizes the last 100 large trades in real time, with a focus on identifying which side (buy or sell) initiated each trade — and therefore which direction is truly moving the market.
• What makes it different: Most whale trackers only show large volumes. Crypface’s engine attempts to determine the aggressor — who initiated the trade — offering a rare and valuable perspective.
• How it works: Each large trade is analyzed for directionality and stored in session memory. The engine then builds a net active Whale volume chart, giving users a live chart of whether large players are hitting bids or lifting offers.
• How to use it: Click the Whale icon and watch the Active Whale chart as it builds. It helps confirm whether large players are aligned with the current move, stepping in against it, or staying flat. This real-time view adds an institutional layer to the retail trading lens.

🔹 Wall Sniffer

• What it does: Highlights large buy or sell walls in the order book that appear unlikely to be executed — potentially placed to influence how others perceive market direction. The Wall Sniffer surfaces this displayed-but-doubtful volume to help users better understand underlying intent.
• How it works: This meter watches the order book of the selected ticker for large buy or sell walls that appear and vanish quickly — the kind that might suggest hesitation, bluffing, or short-lived pressure. It tries to detect what may be fleeting volume — orders that show up big, then quietly dissolve. The blue bar reflects this on the buy side, the pink bar on the sell side.
• How to use it: By visualizing these temporary walls, traders gain insight into where short-term friction or manipulation may exist. Sudden appearances or disappearances of large orders can affect momentum, reaction zones, or breakouts — offering useful context beyond price alone.

🔹 Chill Box

• What it does: The "Chill Box" Lets users broadcast their favorite ticker to the world ! a live, rotating spotlight. If another user "Chills" a new ticker, it replaces the current one. This mechanic rewards active community engagement and adds a playful sense of presence.
• How it works: Simply click on the “Chill” box and enter your favorite ticker (must be listed on Coingecko). That’s it — your token gets Chilled Globally, replacing the previous one.

🔹 Drop It

• What it does: Lets users instantly share their voice with the entire World — a blend of micro-expression, sentiment, and meme logic.
• How it works: The system uses 3 dynamic blocks of curated text (beginning, middle, end) that users can combine to create a sentence. With over 3 million+ possible variations, it’s a creative way to express emotion, thought or a joke — anonymously and Globally.
• How to use it: Simply build your “Say of the Day” and Drop It. Your sentence gets broadcast live, visible to all visitors.

🔹 Sentiment Score

• What it does: Measures what users expect the market to do — go up (bullish) or down (bearish) — and visualizes those expectations as a live crowd consensus Chart which updates real time, Globally.
• How it works: Before accessing the main dashboard, users are asked to vote on their market expectation. This input is recorded anonymously and added to a continuously updating feed of votes. The result is a real-time split between bullish and bearish sentiment, shown both as percentages and in a chart that tracks sentiment evolution over time.
• How to use it: The sentiment score offers direct insight into crowd bias. A sharp shift in votes can indicate emotional reactions to price events or news. Comparing it to the Mood Score adds depth: for example, if sentiment is bullish but mood is low, it may suggest doubt or emotional fatigue — a signal that the crowd is hopeful but uncertain.

🔹 Mood Score

• What it does: Reflects the emotional tone of the market — whether traders are feeling confident, anxious, calm, excited, or uncertain.
• How it works: Unlike the Sentiment Score, which reveals what people expect the market to do (bullish or bearish), the mood score captures how they feel emotionally. Users submit their mood by selecting one of 100 curated sentence fragments — expressive, relatable statements that reflect a psychological state. These inputs are visualized as a Live Mood Line, showing shifts in the Global emotional state of the crowd, in real time.
• How to use it: The real insight comes when comparing the Mood Line with the Sentiment Line. When both rise together, the crowd may feel confident and aligned. When they diverge — for example, bullish sentiment paired with low mood — it can indicate emotional tension, hesitation, or false conviction. This kind of emotional overlay is rare among market tools and adds a unique behavioral layer to traditional data.