Every tool in the catalogue

Hosted DCA, grid and signal bots over nine exchanges, with your keys on their servers.

Live multi-exchange tape and liquidations in one chart — GPL-3.0, and yours to host.

Institutional SQL over 85+ indexed chains, with labels and no published price.

Multi-exchange trading workspace — smart orders, scanners, bots and a journal.

Spot, futures and options data — and one exchange's feed you can buy with a card.

Address explorer where wallets already carry a named owner and a confidence grade.

Chain and protocol fundamentals — fees, revenue, users — one definition everywhere.

Footprint and DOM platform for eight crypto exchanges, free tier included.

Two thousand lines, one OHLC series, and no idea what a funding payment is.

Rust trading engine and market-data streams — live execution is a trait you implement.

One venue's own tape — prices, books, trades and funding, free and unkeyed.

GraphQL over indexed chains — self-service plans are a real-time window, not history.

Hosted grid, DCA and futures bots on seventeen venues, with no API and no webhooks.

Order-book heatmap over 20-odd crypto exchanges — but the merged book cannot be traded.

Token holder graphs that show which wallets have been sending funds to each other.

Venue-direct spot, perps and options data with no key — if your IP is not in the US.

Header-only C++ market data and execution for 30 venues, on a Bloomberg-shaped API.

One MIT client for 104 crypto exchanges, 76 of them over websocket.

Heavyweight broker charting SDK, domain-locked, priced by an account manager.

Institutional reference rates, exchange market data and network metrics behind one API.

Free futures screener — open interest, funding, basis and liquidations in one table.

Derivatives screener with order-flow footprint, volume profile and Hyperliquid whale data.

One order model over 26 exchange destinations, TWAP and VWAP, priced per account-hour.

One symbol scheme over 400+ venues, metered in REST credits and WebSocket gigabytes.

Free keyless spot data down to the order-by-order book — with a redistribution ban.

The old CryptoCompare API, renamed, re-hosted and no longer free.

Prices, market data and onchain DEX data for 18,000+ coins, via REST, websocket or MCP.

Free derivatives screener — liquidation heatmaps, funding and open interest in a browser.

Funding, open interest, liquidations and L2/L3 order books across thirty futures venues.

One of the oldest multi-exchange workspaces — 38 venues charted, 13 of them traded.

Prices, rankings, DEX and derivatives data billed by data points returned, not by call.

Institutional EMS with a dozen named algos, smart routing and a consolidated book.

Hosted spot bots built in forms, one bot per subscription, with a marketplace attached.

Exchange reserves, miner flows and MVRV for four chains, as charts, alerts and an API.

DeFi's default metric set, with the TVL definition written down in public.

DEX pair screener and charts on 64 chains, paid for by token promotion rather than by you.

The original DEX pair explorer, with premium tiers gated on holding its own token.

SQL over 100+ indexed chains, with the API on every plan including the free one.

The paid half of the open core — 100+ indicators, 40+ drawing tools, from $499 a month.

The MPL-2.0 renderer under a broker charting product — candles and axes, no indicators.

Four language clients for one perp DEX, under a licence that is not the one on the badge.

Modular institutional OEMS over 40+ venues, sold to professional clients only.

Footprint, DOM and tape desktop for crypto and CME — 49 euro a month, execution on Bybit.

Drag-and-drop charts or SQL over an indexed warehouse, free — with a slowing pulse.

Write the strategy in Python, backtest it, then run the same class live.

CoinGecko's DEX tracker — 228 networks, 1,978 DEXes, free to read, free to query slowly.

A curated metric set in a charting studio, with the API on a separate annual plan.

Browser footprint and market-profile terminal, with crypto as one market of five.

A Go trading engine for 22 exchanges that has never cut a release or a tag.

Ethereum L2 economics, CC BY licensed, on an API with no key — and chains pay for depth.

A closed-source bot you install once, licensed against an ERC-20 wallet you control.

Tick-by-tick backtesting that models order queue position and feed and order latency.

Per-seat commercial charting whose free licence excludes anything you sell.

Apache-2.0 Python framework for running market-making bots on CEXs and DEXs.

Order-book and liquidation metrics with screeners, rankmaps and a backtesting lab.

The official Python client for signing and sending orders on one perp DEX.

Free browser OEMS with institutional order types and a trading command line.

Python backtesting and research framework whose live-trading half is a paid plugin.

Tick history back to 2010, by REST, gRPC stream or cloud delivery.

Zero-dependency candle engine with no market-hours rules to switch off for 24/7.

Ethereum L2 metrics with the risk assessment behind them, MIT-licensed and free.

Options screens, a vol surface and a strategy builder — free to look, 50 dollars to keep.

Options Greeks, a calibrated vol surface and funding data over REST, WebSocket or MCP.

The engine behind QuantConnect, Apache-2.0 and runnable on your own machine.

One Python strategy that backtests and then trades live, across eight CCXT exchanges.

Crypto trades, bars and websockets, sold in one plan together with forex.

Asset profiles, 500-source news and analyst-verified event monitoring, with an API.

A labelled view of the chain — who is buying, not just which address.

Event-driven Rust engine that settles perpetual funding at the venue boundary.

GPL-3.0 Python bot with a web interface for grid, DCA, basket and TradingView strategies.

The OctoBot engine hosted by the vendor, from free to $29.99, with no backtester at all.

Public v5 endpoints for spot, swaps, futures and options — open, and tightly licensed.

Institutional RFQ and block trading for crypto derivatives, settled at your own venue.

A contrarian perp market maker you configure in JSON and leave running for months.

Hosted LEAN with the crypto data and the funding rates the engine does not ship.

Windows order-flow desktop with 17 crypto connections and a crypto-only licence tier.

The GraphQL API under Sanbase, sold on its own plans with its own call budget.

On-chain, social and developer metrics for a few thousand assets, on one set of axes.

Free crypto options terminal — vol lab, live greeks book and an automated delta hedger.

Institutional crypto OEMS — aggregated liquidity, execution algos, one-click settlement.

Tick-by-tick order books, trades and options chains from 64 exchange feeds since 2019.

One free front-end over twenty-odd venues, with your keys never leaving your machine.

Order-book and trade heatmaps on five venues — live data on a codebase dated 2018.

Protocol fundamentals as an income statement — fees, revenue, earnings, multiples.

Normalised DeFi vault returns, TVL and risk across 117 protocols, with an AGPL backtester.

The chart everyone else embeds, sold as a subscription — and crypto is one market on it.

The chart engine inside half this market — free with visible attribution, not open source.

Apache-2.0 canvas renderer for candles and lines. No indicators, no drawing tools.

Vectorised Python backtesting that has never heard of funding or liquidation.

The paid VectorBT — leverage and limit orders, and still no funding leg.

Derivatives terminal with order entry on Bybit and Hyperliquid, and the API behind it.

Digital-asset OEMS for banks and brokers, renamed from AlgoTrader in 2022.