What Tisiver ranks
Tisiver is a free research dashboard that ranks crypto assets traded on major derivatives exchanges. Instead of a single fixed leaderboard, it publishes several ranking sets side by side: signal-driven trend boards you can reshape yourself, and a machine-learning board produced by our rv60m volatility model. Every board answers one question: given the live market data we collect, which assets stand out right now?
Data sources and refresh cadence
The rankings are built from derivatives market data collected continuously from Binance USD-M futures and Hyperliquid. A collector service normalizes closed candles and related market metrics — traded volume, price changes, funding rates — into a single data platform, and quality checks guard against gaps before anything reaches a ranking.
Ranking snapshots are recomputed and published on a rolling basis, roughly every five minutes. Each board shows its own last-updated timestamp, so you can always see how fresh the numbers are.
Trend signals
The signal boards combine three observable ingredients: trading volume (how much activity an asset is attracting), price momentum over several time windows, and funding rates (what perpetual-futures traders are paying to hold positions). Each ingredient is normalized so assets of very different sizes can be compared, then blended into a single score.
The blend is not fixed. Dragging the weight sliders re-ranks the board instantly, so you can express your own view of what matters — a pure momentum board, a funding-driven board, or anything in between.
The rv60m model
rv60m is a machine-learning model that ranks assets by predicted short-horizon volatility: for each asset it estimates how much price movement to expect over the next 60 minutes, and the board orders assets by that estimate. It is trained on historical candle and derivatives data from the same platform that feeds the live boards.
Two properties matter when reading it. First, it predicts a ranking of relative volatility, not price direction — a top-ranked asset is expected to move a lot, not necessarily up. Second, it is refreshed continuously against live data, and the model version behind the current snapshot is shown in the board header.
What these numbers are not
Tisiver is a research tool. The rankings and signals are statistical summaries of public market data; they are not investment advice, a recommendation to trade, or a prediction of profit. Crypto derivatives are volatile and risky, and models can be wrong — especially in unusual market conditions. Use the boards to explore the market, form hypotheses, and do your own research, not as a signal to act on by itself.