Self-Initiated BuildCrypto AnalyticsOpen Source

Real-Time Crypto Price Dashboard

Delivers a responsive charting experience with live updates and multiple timeframes, useful as a foundation for crypto analytics or trading dashboards.

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The challenge

Crypto traders and builders need fast, reliable live price data with smooth chart updates, without layout jank or slow loading on dashboard views.

Our approach

Streamed live prices directly from the Binance WebSocket API, rendered tick and candlestick charts with Recharts across multiple timeframes, and optimized the UI for smooth updates without layout jank.

The solution

Built a real-time crypto price dashboard with WebSocket-powered charts, multiple timeframes, and live market metrics for major assets like BTC, ETH, and SOL.

Real-Time Crypto Price Dashboard screenshot
Real-Time Crypto Price Dashboard screenshot

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