CoinBoss

What is CoinBoss?

CoinBoss is a data analytics platform focused on cryptocurrency derivatives markets. According to its About page, it aggregates real-time and historical data on liquidations, open interest (OI), funding rates, exchange rankings, and long/short ratios. The site is organized into market data, derivatives, institutions and ETF views, long/short analytics, options, exchange data, funding-rate tools, liquidation dashboards, and pro tools. It is aimed at traders, researchers, and everyday users who want market reference information. CoinBoss states that it does not provide investment advice or asset management services, and that site data is for reference only.

How CoinBoss works

CoinBoss sources data from the public APIs of major crypto exchanges. The About page says this data is continuously collected, cleaned, and organized by automated systems. On the liquidations page, CoinBoss presents 24-hour liquidation totals, long versus short liquidation splits, and rolling 1H, 4H, 12H, and 24H breakdowns. It also includes a live liquidation feed with filters for exchange, coin, side, minimum size, and time window. The exchange filter lists Binance, OKX, Bybit, BitMEX, Deribit, Gate.io, HTX, Bitget, Bitfinex, and CoinEx. A separate section links to stock and commodity liquidations for traditional-market users. CoinBoss is described as under active development, with feature set and data coverage expected to expand.

Main features

• Liquidation analytics: liquidation overview, liquidation levels, liquidation map, liquidation heatmaps including M2 and M3 views, max liquidation pain, and large liquidation orders.
• Live liquidation monitoring: a feed showing exchange, pair, side, price, amount, and filters by exchange, coin, long/short side, size threshold, and time range.
• Derivatives and funding data: funding rate overview, funding fees, funding-rate heatmap and matrix, margin fee, funding-rate arbitrage, and accumulated funding rates.
• Open interest and positioning: OI heatmaps, long/short overview and matrix, and top-trader views.
• Options and institutional data: options overview, open interest by strike and expiry, volume by strike and expiry, options implied volatility, CFTC COT report, and ETF pages for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Hyperliquid.
• Exchange and market coverage: centralized exchange overview, exchange BTC balance, block explorer, decentralized exchange pages, and Hyperliquid tools such as positions explorer, whale tracker, smart money, wallet PnL distribution, vaults, and HYPE burn.
• Data and pro tools: market overview, currencies, categories, volume overview, spot markets, price/OI/volume/funding heatmaps, gainers and losers, indicators, rainbow chart, Fear & Greed, altcoin season, bull peak signals, anomaly radar, and API access.

Pricing

The pricing page covers CoinBoss API plans. It states that all API endpoints are currently free and publicly accessible, with no authentication required. Paid subscriptions are not yet available; the listed tiers are planned and marked Coming Soon.

The planned API tiers are:

• Hobbyist: $19/month, 30 requests per minute, 70+ API endpoints, full historical data, personal use.
• Startup: $49/month, 80 requests per minute, 90+ API endpoints, full historical data, personal use.
• Standard: $199/month, 300 requests per minute, 120+ API endpoints, full historical data, commercial-use license. Marked Most Popular.
• Professional: $499/month, 1,200 requests per minute, all 143 API endpoints, full historical data, commercial-use license.

The FAQ says the launch date for paid plans has not been set and that the tiers may be adjusted before release. No pricing for the website dashboards is stated on the supplied pricing page.

Common use cases

Traders can use CoinBoss to monitor liquidation activity, long/short positioning, and funding conditions across exchanges. Researchers can examine derivatives market structure, open interest, and historical data for analysis. API users can access endpoints for building dashboards, alerts, or data models, subject to the current free access and planned rate limits. Analysts tracking exchange rankings, ETF views, options data, or Hyperliquid activity can use the relevant sections as a reference.

Limitations

CoinBoss relies on public exchange APIs, so data availability and coverage depend on those sources. The About page notes that collection, cleaning, and organization are automated and that the platform is under active development, so features and coverage may change. Paid API plans are not yet available; the launch date is unset and the planned tiers may be adjusted. Current API access is free and requires no authentication, but that may change when paid plans launch. CoinBoss explicitly states that it does not provide investment advice or asset management services and that its data is for reference only. The supplied pages do not state service-level guarantees, data latency commitments, or accuracy warranties.

Summary

CoinBoss is a crypto derivatives analytics platform that brings liquidation, open interest, funding-rate, exchange, and positioning data into one interface. It also offers a live liquidation feed and a broad set of market and pro tools. Its API is currently free and publicly accessible, while planned subscription tiers range from $19 to $499 per month and are marked Coming Soon. For traders and researchers who need derivatives market reference data, CoinBoss is a focused option, though users should account for its active-development status and API-dependent limitations.