Tickerverse is a live crypto terminal with a 2D chart for analysis, a 3D view for exploring, and Audicators that turn market activity into music. The three stay in sync, so you can work the way that suits you and switch whenever you like.
The 2D chart is where you focus: candles, indicators and drawing tools that work the way you expect. The 3D view shows the same data with depth. Scroll or zoom one and the other follows, so you never lose your place.

An Audicator plays music driven by the live market. You can leave it on while you work and only look up when something sounds different. Sound alerts can fire on what it hears: a volume surge, a big candle, or the music entering a new section, while a Tickerverse tab is open.
More on market sonificationThe music gets fuller as the market turns volatile and settles as it calms.
Outsized candles and volume spikes get their own sound.
Calm, Normal or Twitchy. A limiter keeps it comfortable.
A listening log shows why every sound fired.
Free accounts get four Audicators, including Target Price Sonar and Directional Ticks. Pro adds 20+ musical themes, from ambient to house.
In 3D, price, volume and indicators sit on their own planes, so studies sit beside price instead of piled on top of it. Two Pro chart types put volume into the candles themselves.
Stack other timeframes in 3D behind your chart, lined up in time, each with its own indicators. What-if indicators run ahead of the last candle to show where they go if price stays flat.
Pick a date and time, or one of the biggest moves of the last 24 hours or 7 days, and play 15 minutes to 2 hours of it back second by second at 1x, 5x, 10x or 30x. The Audicator plays along.
A live point and figure chart beside the 2D or 3D chart: X's while price rises, O's while it falls, no time axis. Point at a box and the candles that made it light up on the chart.
Trendlines, rays, zones, Fibonacci levels, channels and long and short positions work in 2D and in 3D. Open the 2D chart, watchlist, ticks, room, alerts or the Listen stage in their own windows, linked live to the main chart.
The chart with depth. Orbit it, give drawings depth, and set indicators on their own planes.
A familiar chart with indicators and drawing tools, full screen. A good place to start.
Columns of X and O boxes that only move on a whole box. Point at a box to light up the candles that made it.
A past stretch of the market, played back second by second with its sound.
Every crypto pair on one page: search, filter by category and sort by price, change or volume.
The whole market as tiles: size is volume, colour is the 24h change.
The market as bars, or as people walking to the busiest markets.
The Audicator library on its own: pick one, pick a market, and leave it playing.
Behind the 3D chart sits an environment, from a plain grid to a rainy studio. Some of them move with the market: they get busier when trading picks up and calmer when it slows.
Zen mode hides the controls so the chart and its sound can run on a second monitor all day. It can also cycle through your watchlist on its own.
A floor grid running back to wireframe mountains. Each second of trading lights a line that runs along the floor: green when price ticked up, red when it ticked down, longer and brighter the more volume traded.
Stacked contour lines below the chart, flowing toward you. The peaks rise as the market gets more volatile and settle as it calms.
Two rows of outlined pillars moving slowly past the chart. The beam overhead tints green when price ticks up and red when it ticks down.
Three layers of stars drifting toward you. The more volume the market trades, the faster they drift.
The sky follows the time you are looking at: scroll back through history and the sun and moon move across it, in the chart's timezone. Day runs 06:00 to 18:00.
Each second of trading sends rain down behind the chart onto a dark glass floor: green when price ticked up, red when it ticked down, heavier when more volume traded. Each drop keeps its colour all the way down.
A side-scrolling world under the chart that moves as you scroll through history, each layer at its own speed. A small runner near the live edge hops when price ticks up.
Each up-tick sends a green bull onto the grid and each down-tick a red bear, bigger when more volume traded. They fight, and the first side with 24 standing wins the round. The rounds are a game, not a market signal.
Up-ticks drive green vehicles along the grid and down-ticks drive red ones across it: motorcycles for quiet seconds, sedans for typical ones, semis for the busiest. Where they cross, they yield.
Each person on the floor is someone watching this chart right now, up to 48. They walk in as people join and leave as they go; when price ticks up some cheer, when it ticks down some check their tablets.
Early access for Pro opens October 23, 2026. Everyone else on December 1, 2026.
Tickerverse is a market visualization and sound tool. Nothing here is investment advice.