CoinCheckup Update: A Brand-New Crypto Analysis Page

Aug 28, 2026•Coincheckup Admin•4 min read

We’ve rolled out a major update to CoinCheckup, headlined by a completely redesigned crypto Analysis page (available for all coins on the site – for example, Bitcoin Analysis).

The new page is built to make technical and market analysis much easier to understand at a glance, while still providing enough detail for users who want to dig deeper.

Alongside the redesign, we’ve also upgraded CoinCheckup to Next.js 16 and React 19, added 14 new languages, improved translations across the site, and made charts much easier to use on mobile.

A completely new Analysis page

The biggest visible change is our new Analysis page.

Instead of presenting technical indicators as a collection of isolated numbers, the new design tries to answer a more useful question: what do all of these indicators actually say about the asset right now?

At the top of the page, you’ll now find an Investment Score that gives a quick overview of the asset’s current setup, along with the main factors supporting it and the biggest risks.

For example, the page can highlight whether momentum, moving averages or volume are supporting the current trend, while also pointing out issues such as elevated volatility or overextended momentum.

Understand the current market state

We’ve also introduced a new Market State Summary.

This groups the current market environment into an easy-to-understand regime, such as a bullish but volatile market, and includes a confidence score explaining how strongly the data supports that classification.

More importantly, the page explains why the asset is in that state and suggests the type of strategy that may fit the current conditions.

Below that, you can quickly check separate summaries for:

Trend
Momentum
Volatility
Key support, resistance and active price zones

Better support and resistance analysis

Support and resistance also received a major upgrade.

Instead of showing only individual price levels, the Analysis page now identifies price zones and provides additional context such as their strength, number of touches, time windows and the most recent interaction with the zone.

The page then turns these levels into three straightforward scenarios:

Bullish: what would need to happen for the setup to become more positive.

Bearish: which support level would need to break for downside risk to increase.

Neutral: the range in which the asset could continue trading without a clear breakout.

Technical indicators with actual explanations

Technical indicators are still available, but we’ve made them much easier to interpret.

Instead of only showing values such as RSI, SMA or MACD, each indicator now includes a signal and a plain-language explanation.

For example, the page can explain that an elevated RSI suggests momentum may be stretched, or that trading above a moving average supports the current trend.

This should make the page considerably more useful for users who don’t want to memorize what every technical indicator means.

See which cryptocurrencies are moving together

The redesigned page also includes an improved correlation section.

You can see which cryptocurrencies have recently been moving most closely with the selected asset, as well as which assets have shown the strongest negative correlation.

This provides another way to understand how an asset is behaving relative to the broader crypto market.

Charts are now easier to use on mobile

We’ve also fixed one of the more frustrating parts of browsing chart-heavy pages on a phone.

You can now scroll vertically across charts without the chart capturing your touch gesture.

Previously, swiping over an interactive chart could interfere with normal page scrolling. The new behavior gives priority to regular vertical scrolling on touch devices while keeping chart interactions available when you actually want to use them.

It’s a small change on paper, but it makes browsing CoinCheckup on mobile feel much smoother.

CoinCheckup now supports 14 more languages

CoinCheckup is becoming much more accessible globally.

We’ve added support for 14 new languages:

We didn’t just add new languages, though. We also retranslated the existing interface text across all supported languages and improved our translation tooling so future updates can be localized more consistently.

A major technical upgrade behind the scenes

Finally, CoinCheckup has been migrated to Next.js 16 and React 19.

Most users won’t notice this change directly, but it gives us a more modern technical foundation for future development and makes it easier for us to continue improving performance, maintainability and the overall experience across the site.

Together, these changes represent one of the larger CoinCheckup updates we’ve shipped recently — with the new Analysis page being the most visible part of it.

Take a look at the new Analysis page and let us know what you think.