Crypto market tools that shut down

39 products that stopped serving between 2020 and 2026, newest first. Each date comes from the vendor’s own announcement, not from a news story about it; where the notice names only the month, the month is all we print. 17 of them have a page on what to use instead; the rest are here because the date is the fact a reader comes for, and nothing in the catalogue replaces them.

202618

  1. goodcryptoX (Good Crypto)Crypto Trading Bots

    A hosted multi-exchange trading app, formerly Good Crypto, with DCA, grid and trailing bots on 25 exchanges, DEX trading from a built-in wallet, and iOS and Android apps.

    What to use instead →

  2. Coinbase International Exchange APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST, WebSocket and FIX API of Coinbase's offshore perpetual-futures venue, collected by Tardis and supported by CCXT and by several execution platforms.

    Trading stopped and the exchange stayed up read-only. All trading moved to Deribit, which Coinbase named its single global derivatives venue — a separate exchange with its own API.

    Source: Coinbase International Exchange status page, Coinbase International Exchange Migration to Deribit →

  3. CoinEx APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST and WebSocket API of the CoinEx exchange, for spot, futures and the strategy bots it ran, supported by CCXT.

    Futures and every other non-spot service ended on 22 September and spot trading on 29 September 2026 (UTC+8). Withdrawals run until 22 December 2026.

    Source: CoinEx, Important Notice on CoinEx's Orderly Cessation of Operations →

  4. BitMEX APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST and WebSocket API of the BitMEX derivatives exchange, home of the XBTUSD inverse perpetual, and for a decade a default venue in bots, terminals and data feeds.

    What to use instead →

  5. FinandyCrypto Trading Bots

    A browser terminal and TradingView-signal executor for Binance, OKX and Bybit accounts connected by API key, free on a Binance account with no referral code.

    What to use instead →

  6. BitMart APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The public and trading REST and WebSocket API of the BitMart spot and futures exchange, supported by CCXT and by several hosted bots and terminals.

    API trading was wound down from 26 July and all trading stopped on 26 August 2026. BitMart has since said a restructuring may resume some operations; no date is set.

    Source: BitMart, Important Notice Regarding the Orderly Cessation of BitMart Operations →

  7. TabTraderCrypto Trading Terminals

    A phone-first crypto terminal with charts, alerts, watchlists, a portfolio and order entry on exchange accounts connected by API key, free to start with a yearly PRO plan.

    What to use instead →

  8. ZapperOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    A DeFi portfolio tracker with web and mobile apps, and an API that developers used for the same wallet balances, token prices and transaction history.

    The website, the mobile apps and the API were all switched off on the same day. API users were told to expect transition help by email; no successor was named.

    Source: Seb Audet, co-founder and CEO of Zapper, Sunsetting Zapper →

  9. AscendEX APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST and WebSocket API of the AscendEX spot and futures exchange, formerly BitMax, supported by CCXT until the closure.

    Trading, deposits and new accounts stopped. From 6 July every withdrawal went to manual review, and the vendor gave no assurance on timing or amounts.

    Source: AscendEX, Cessation of operations and processing of withdrawals →

  10. Blocknative APIOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    Gas-price prediction for 43 chains and mempool data, served by API, with a browser extension and the Gas Network oracle built on the same feeds.

    The team joined Deloitte. The notice said the APIs and Gas Network would run through 19 June and then stop responding; the blog copy of the same notice says 12 June.

    Source: Blocknative, Blocknative joins Deloitte →

  11. FlipsideOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    A SQL workspace over decoded on-chain data, where a query ran without a per-seat contract. The data business was sold and the platform closed.

    What to use instead →

  12. PowerloomOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    A decentralised on-chain data network that sold DEX and token data through its BDS data market, with hosted APIs and MCP endpoints on top.

    Every API, the data market and the MCP endpoints went offline at noon UTC when the network stopped; its own chain followed on 21 July 2026. No successor was named.

    Source: Powerloom, Wind-Down Timeline →

  13. Hummingbot MinerCrypto Trading Bots

    CoinAlpha's liquidity-mining marketplace, which paid people running the open-source Hummingbot client for quoting selected tokens on exchanges.

    All services stopped; unclaimed rewards could be requested by email until 30 April 2026. The open-source Hummingbot client is a separate project and carries on.

    Source: Hummingbot Miner, CoinAlpha, Hummingbot Miner, Important Notice →

  14. TradingLiteCrypto Market Data APIs

    A browser order-flow terminal built around a rendered heatmap of resting limit orders, with footprint and volume-profile tools and a scripting language for indicators.

    What to use instead →

  15. Step FinanceOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    A Solana portfolio dashboard, and a credit-metered Portfolio API that served the token balances and DeFi positions of any Solana wallet to developers.

    Wound down with immediate effect after a hack at the end of January, together with SolanaFloor and Remora Markets. No successor was named.

    Source: Step Finance, Step Finance, SolanaFloor and Remora Markets winding down all operations →

  16. ParsecOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    An onchain research terminal for DeFi, perps and NFTs — dashboards you assembled yourself, an API underneath them, and latterly an agent on top.

    What to use instead →

  17. Bit.com APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST and WebSocket API of Bit.com, an options, perpetuals and spot exchange, with official client libraries in Go, Python and Java.

    The last 14 perpetual and 5 spot pairs were delisted on 31 January 2026. Unwithdrawn assets then moved to a backup site, with withdrawals open there until 31 March 2026.

    Source: Bit.com, BIT Assets – Important Dates and Asset Migration Notice →

  18. ProBit Global APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The public and trading API of the ProBit Global spot exchange, supported by CCXT until the closure.

    Spot trading ended on 28 January 2026 and all services on 26 February; a late asset-return window ran through March, and the servers were to be shut on 1 April.

    Source: ProBit Global, ProBit Global service termination notice →

20251

  1. IntoTheBlockOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    Per-asset on-chain indicators computed for you — holder composition, large transactions, machine-learning signals — in a web app, widgets and a REST API.

    What to use instead →

20244

  1. Coinbase Pro APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST, websocket and FIX API behind Coinbase's 2018–2023 trading app — public market data, plus order entry signed with a key, a secret and a passphrase.

    What to use instead →

  2. KryllCrypto Trading Bots

    A hosted no-code bot platform with a drag-and-drop strategy editor, a marketplace of rented strategies and a smart trading terminal, paid in its own KRL token.

    What to use instead →

  3. The Graph hosted serviceOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    Free hosted subgraphs, GraphQL endpoints over indexed contract events, from which many DEX dashboards and bots read their pool and swap data.

    Endpoints stopped answering at the end of an upgrade window. Users were sent to The Graph Network through Subgraph Studio, a paid network with a free monthly query allowance.

    Source: Edge & Node, on The Graph blog, Upgrade Your Hosted Service Subgraphs in Just a Few Clicks →

  4. KelpCrypto Trading Bots

    The Stellar Development Foundation's open-source market-making and trading bot in Go, for the Stellar DEX and for centralised exchanges.

    The repository was moved to the stellar-deprecated organisation and archived read-only. The README carries no notice; the archive is the only dated record.

    Source: Stellar Development Foundation on GitHub, stellar-deprecated/kelp repository, archived by the owner →

20239

  1. Bittrex APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST and WebSocket API of the Bittrex exchange, a long-standing venue in CCXT and in hosted bots and terminals until it closed.

    Bittrex Global suspended all trading at 18:00 UTC and ended its client relationships; only withdrawals remained, with no deadline set at the time.

    Source: Bittrex Global, Important Update Regarding Bittrex Global →

  2. BotcryptoCrypto Trading Bots

    A French hosted bot builder from 2017, with strategies assembled from blocks in a visual editor, backtest and live simulation bots, and live bots on Binance and Kraken.

    Bots stopped and servers shut on the announced day. Users were later redirected to Kryll by agreement, and Kryll closed its own bot platform in June 2024.

    Source: Botcrypto, End of Botcrypto →

  3. CryptowatchCrypto Market Data APIs

    Kraken's multi-venue charting terminal and market-data API — candles, aggregated order books and trades from dozens of exchanges on one screen and behind one key.

    What to use instead →

  4. TralityCrypto Trading Bots

    A hosted bot platform with a browser Python editor and a drag-and-drop rule builder, free backtests, and plans from free to 59.99 euros a month.

    What to use instead →

  5. BitUniverseCrypto Trading Bots

    A free mobile and web app of grid and other trading bots that ran on your own exchange accounts, across some two dozen exchanges.

    The team blamed the cost of maintaining exchange API integrations and pointed users at Pionex, an exchange with built-in bots.

    Source: BitUniverse Team, Notice to BitUniverse users →

  6. ShrimpyCrypto Trading Bots

    A hosted crypto portfolio rebalancer — set target weights across connected exchange accounts, rebalance on a schedule or a threshold, and track the result.

    What to use instead →

  7. ETH Gas StationOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    An Ethereum gas-price recommender with fast, standard and safe-low fee tiers, wait-time estimates and a ranking of the contracts burning the most gas, with a keyed JSON API.

    The site was replaced by a short farewell; no successor was named.

    Source: Eth Gas Station, Eth Gas Station farewell notice →

  8. Hotbit APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST and WebSocket API of the Hotbit spot exchange, documented on GitHub and wrapped by community clients, on a venue known for listing small tokens early.

    Hotbit stopped all exchange operations at 04:00 UTC and gave users until 21 June 2023 to withdraw. It had already been forced to suspend operations for weeks in August 2022.

    Source: Hotbit, It's time to take a bow →

  9. NomicsCrypto Market Data APIs

    The crypto market-data API and asset index — currency ticker, historical candles, per-market one-minute candles, gapless raw trades and order-book snapshots, billed by the call.

    What to use instead →

20225

  1. Enigma CatalystBacktesting & Research Libraries

    A Python algorithmic-trading library for crypto, built on Zipline — the same initialize and handle_data shape, backtested against ingested minute and daily bars, then live on four exchanges.

    What to use instead →

  2. Liquid APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The public and trading API of Liquid, the Quoine exchange FTX bought in 2022, supported by CCXT and by hosted bots and terminals.

    Trading was paused on the instruction of FTX Trading's counsel in its Chapter 11 case. The notice stood on liquid.com until mid-2025, when the site began sending users to the FTX claims portal.

    Source: Liquid Global, Dear Customers →

  3. FTX APICrypto Market Data APIs

    The REST and WebSocket API of FTX.com, the international spot and derivatives exchange, supported by CCXT and by hosted bots, terminals and backtesting engines.

    The debtors' Chapter 11 motion of 14 November says the new CEO began removing trading and withdrawal functionality on the exchanges at once; it gives the month and no day.

    Source: FTX Trading Ltd. and affiliated debtors, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, Motion of Debtors for Entry of an Order (I) Modifying Certain Creditor List Requirements (D.I. 9, In re FTX Trading Ltd., No. 22-11068) →

  4. SkewCrypto Charting Platforms & Screeners

    The London derivatives analytics platform — 350-plus real-time charts of bitcoin and ether spot, futures and options, on a seat subscription, with the CSV behind each chart.

    What to use instead →

  5. ZenbotCrypto Trading Bots

    A command-line trading bot in Node.js and MongoDB with plug-in strategies, a backtest simulator and paper trading, on Binance, Bitfinex, Kraken, Poloniex and others.

    The maintainer marked it no longer actively maintained and archived the repository read-only. The code still downloads, against exchange APIs that have moved on.

    Source: DeviaVir on GitHub, DeviaVir/zenbot repository, archived by the owner →

20202

  1. TokenAnalystOn-chain Analytics Platforms

    Bitcoin and Ethereum on-chain analytics, best known for exchange inflow and outflow data, sold as dashboards and as an API with over 150 metrics.

    The team stopped supporting the platform and APIs; some joined Coinbase. The notice names no last day, so this is its date. A banner saying the data no longer refreshed was up by 22 April 2020.

    Source: TokenAnalyst, TokenAnalyst Update →

  2. GekkoCrypto Trading Bots

    A free Node.js trading bot — a technical-analysis strategy written in JavaScript, backtested against imported candles, paper-traded, then run live on a spot exchange, all from one browser tab.

    What to use instead →

Products that still run but no longer on terms you can build on are not here; they sit with the rest on what to use instead, labelled “Terms changed”. A product you know shut down and do not see here can be reported from any page’s “Report an error” form, with the vendor’s notice.