Market data as one more dataset
CoinGecko publishes broad market data — price, market cap and trading volume across a wide set of assets — and DayDash brings it in as just another dataset on your dashboard.
The point isn’t to be a trading tool. It’s that market data becomes something you can view on the same timeline as everything else you track.
Questions people explore with this
- How do market movements line up with my own spending months?
- What does my time on screen look like across volatile stretches?
- How do the assets I follow move relative to one another over a month?
- What does a longer view look like next to the rest of my data?
What it covers
Thirty days of rolling price, market-cap and trading-volume history for major assets, from CoinGecko’s public market data. This is market data only — DayDash never connects to an exchange, a wallet, or a brokerage, and holds no keys that could move anything.
DayDash does not provide financial or investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.
