Three monitors live now
Live data monitors, streamed 24/7 from public data
Bitcoin with every liquidation, the gold spot price, and a lightning map of the Americas. Each stream states its sources, shows when it last updated, and says so if a feed goes stale. No ads, no signals, no accounts.
Why these monitors are different
Every stream names its data source on screen and on its page: Binance futures, gold-api.com, NOAA GOES, USGS. Where we compute something ourselves, the method is written out.
Nobody talks, nobody sells. No calls, no sponsors, no referral links, no chart captured from someone else's site. Our own code draws every pixel from raw data.
Each stream shows when it last updated. If a feed stalls, a FEED DELAYED tag appears instead of old numbers dressed up as current.
Other monitors
Earthquake Monitor PAUSED Every quake on Earth, scored by how many people it actually affects, not just by magnitude. USGS data. The stream is paused; the method and the scoring are documented on the page.Why this exists
A lot of public data is published in formats meant for machines or for specialists. It is accurate, free, and almost unreadable. These monitors do one thing: they turn that data into something you can understand at a glance. Then they keep running, so you can check any time.
Each monitor adds a layer the raw feed does not have. The Bitcoin stream shows liquidations next to the price they happened at. The lightning map ranks storm cells with its own Storm Pressure Index. The earthquake monitor ranks events by the people near the epicentre rather than by magnitude.
Embed a monitor on your site
Every stream has a free embed page built for iframes: the player plus a thin bar linking back to the stream. Copy the snippet from the page of the monitor you want: Bitcoin, gold or lightning. No key, no ads, any width.