Why we built this
Most cryptocurrency dashboards treat markets like a casino floor. Counters spin, colours flash, chat rooms shout, and every interaction funnels you toward either an affiliate exchange link or an upsell for a paid tier. The actual job - looking at a coin, understanding what it is, comparing it against its peers, checking where it trades, reading a few headlines from trusted sources - gets buried under six layers of acquisition UI. We got tired of that. Cryptopricing started as an internal tool for the team at Infraviewer LTD because we wanted somewhere to read the market that didn’t feel like a slot machine. The more we used it, the more we realised other people might want the same thing, so we cleaned it up and shipped it publicly.
The aesthetic we aim for is something between a financial news terminal and a well-made spreadsheet. Type is dense but readable. Numbers are monospaced and tabular-aligned. Colours are reserved for state, not decoration. Animation is used sparingly - only when it carries information, like a price tick moving green or red - and never to hold attention. When you open Cryptopricing to check a coin, we want you to get your answer in under five seconds and leave.
What you can do here
Cryptopricing covers the core surfaces every crypto observer needs. On the home page you get a full market board of the top assets by capitalisation, a live global stats bar, four curated columns spotlighting recent launches, top gainers, memes and stablecoins, and an aggregated news rail drawn from Cointelegraph, Decrypt and The Block. Every coin in the table links through to a detail page with a live price, a zoomable chart across seven timeframes, tabs for tokenomics, holders, financials and exchange flows, a sidebar of market stats, global fiat prices, a mini converter and an analyst price-prediction card. Similar coins in the same market-cap band are suggested at the bottom so you can drift sideways rather than searching again.
Beyond coins, we ship dedicated pages for exchanges (sorted by trust score and 24h volume), categories (DeFi, L1s, L2s, memecoins and the full CoinGecko taxonomy), movers for the day’s biggest price swings, trending coins by search activity, an ICO Drops index of active and upcoming token sales, and a converter that quotes any coin in any other coin plus eleven major fiats. A news page collects the aggregated headlines in card form with real thumbnails, and a browser-local watchlist lets you star coins for quick return visits - your picks never leave your device, because we never ask for an account.
How we source our data
Transparency matters more in cryptocurrency than almost any other domain, because the industry is full of numbers that look definitive and are not. We want you to know exactly where every figure on Cryptopricing comes from.
Price, market cap, supply and historical charts for the top 300 coins come from CoinGecko’s public API, which we ingest on a one-minute cadence. We cache every outbound call in a local SQLite database so that we stay well inside CoinGecko’s rate limits even under heavy traffic, and so the site degrades gracefully to the last-known-good values if their API is temporarily slow. Market-cap ranks, 24-hour / 7-day / 30-day percentage changes, circulating and total supplies, and ATH/ATL figures all come from the same feed. We do not modify, smooth or re-scale any of this data before displaying it; a discrepancy between Cryptopricing and CoinGecko at the same moment means one of our caches hasn’t refreshed yet, not that we’ve changed the number.
News is aggregated by RSS from three publishers we trust to cover crypto with some rigour: Cointelegraph, Decrypt, and The Block. Headlines refresh every ten minutes. Thumbnail images are proxied through our own origin so that hotlink-protected CDNs still serve imagery to our visitors, and so we can show a graceful placeholder if an upstream image is missing. From time to time our editors publish short custom posts - corrections, explainers, market colour - which are clearly tagged so you can tell them apart from RSS items.
A handful of coins on Cryptopricing - the AurumX, Selenite, and Q-Bit tokens - live outside the CoinGecko index because they trade on smaller exchanges. For those, we read the order book directly from the exchange’s own public API (Dex-Trade for ARX and SLNT, BiFinance for QBT) and mark the source clearly on the coin page so you know exactly where the number came from. Our methodology page has the full technical write-up if you want to dig into which endpoints we hit and how the numbers roll up.
What we don’t do
We are not a brokerage. We do not custody funds, issue tokens, run a pool, offer an exchange, or sell you any financial product whatsoever. Nothing on Cryptopricing is personalised investment advice, and nothing should be read as a recommendation to buy, sell, hold, or avoid any asset. Crypto markets are volatile, unregulated in many jurisdictions, and capable of total loss - please consult a licensed financial adviser before making decisions that matter to you. If that caveat sounds boring, you’re the person we wrote it for.
We don’t accept sponsored listings, paid placements, or pay-to-play rankings. Every coin in the core index is ranked on the same CoinGecko methodology we described above, and our categories reflect CoinGecko’s taxonomy rather than our own opinions. Advertisers do not get to change what shows up on the front page. ICO Drops entries curated by our editors are clearly labelled as such on the card.
We don’t collect an email address, a phone number, a wallet address, or any other identifier that would let us build a profile of you. The site works fully without an account. The only persistent thing Cryptopricing stores is your watchlist - and that stays inside your browser’s local storage, never transmitted to us. Our privacy policy covers every detail.
The company behind Cryptopricing
Cryptopricing is a trading name of Infraviewer LTD, a small software studio that builds calm, durable tools for people who stare at data for a living. We’re registered in England and Wales. Our team has spent the last decade building internal dashboards, trading terminals, and data-heavy web apps for companies whose names you’d recognise - and the thing that kept surprising us was how often the internal version of a tool was nicer than the public one the same company ships. Cryptopricing is our attempt to close that gap for the public crypto market-data space.
We fund the site out of our studio’s other work. That means Cryptopricing doesn’t need to convert visitors into revenue on every page load, which in turn means we can leave the interface uncluttered. If we ever introduce a paid tier - say, an API for developers, or additional analytics surfaces - we’ll announce it openly, keep the current free surfaces free, and never gate anything that’s free today.
What’s coming next
We’re shipping improvements continuously and publishing a short changelog as we go. Near-term we’re adding a multi-asset compare tool so you can place two or three coins side-by-side, a gas-fee tracker for Ethereum and a few other active chains, a more capable on-chain section on coin pages, and better portfolio tracking on top of the existing watchlist. Longer-term we want to offer a clean read-only API so that researchers and small sites can pull our cached data without having to hit CoinGecko themselves. None of this is promised - roadmaps in crypto age about as well as airdrop promises - but it’s what we’re working on.
Get in touch
The fastest way to reach us is email. Reports of broken links, wrong data, suggestions for the feature list, or corrections to news posts should go to support@cryptopricing.net. Legal enquiries - including GDPR, DMCA, and law-enforcement requests - should go to legal@cryptopricing.net. Press and partnerships, likewise, via press@cryptopricing.net. We read everything and we try to reply within a working week, though we’re a small team and we sometimes run behind.
You can subscribe to the news page via your RSS reader of choice - we republish the aggregated feed as an RSS stream so that you can pull the same headlines we do. We do not currently operate a newsletter, but if we ever do, it will be opt-in and privacy-friendly.
One last thing
Thanks for using Cryptopricing. If the site is useful to you, the best thing you can do is tell someone else about it - we don’t buy ads and we don’t have growth loops, so word of mouth is literally how new visitors find us. We hope Cryptopricing becomes one of those tools you quietly keep open in a background tab and forget about the existence of, until one day you realise you check it every morning. That would be a nice thing to build.