Your project sounds fantastic! The lean approach with fast loading times and essential data is spot-on. Here are a few suggestions to enhance it:
Real-Time Alerts: Implement notifications for price changes or news affecting specific coins.
Customizable Views: Allow users to save custom views or dashboards for their preferred data sets.
Educational Content: Add a section with guides or quick tips on cryptocurrencies to help newcomers.
Mobile Optimization: Ensure the site is fully optimized for mobile use, perhaps even developing an app.
API Access: Consider providing an API for developers or advanced users to pull data for their projects.
Great work on cryptobubbles.com, keep refining it!
Topic: cryptobubbles.com - looking for feedback (Read 285 times)
Coinmarketcap's the top coin site. It's a presentable idea making it bright & attractive but it shouldn't be compact because it isn't easy making out coin info. You've done the right thing by making cryptobubbles contrasting to coinmarketcap because ppl don't want same appearance sites to get info.
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OP, I like the idea, but the page is cluttered and it's very hard to search for something. Without the search option, it would be unusable for me. The competing site on .net is much more pleasing to the eye (except for the bubbles at the top of the page).
It would be good if it could allow the user to select several favourites that he wants to follow, it would make it much easier to use.
It would be good if it could allow the user to select several favourites that he wants to follow, it would make it much easier to use.
Hello everyone,
I have built a crypto price site called cryptobubbles.com.
The goal of the site is to provide a fast and comprehensive overview of the crypto market, i.e., a mix of coinmarketcap, coin360, and cryptobubbles.net.
I wanted to keep it as lean and fast as possible with the most important data available for each coin upon clicking on it.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
Screenshot:
https://i.postimg.cc/CxMNMRYC/cryptobubblesdotcom.png
Best regards
/cryptobubbles.com
Hey nice to meet you.I have built a crypto price site called cryptobubbles.com.
The goal of the site is to provide a fast and comprehensive overview of the crypto market, i.e., a mix of coinmarketcap, coin360, and cryptobubbles.net.
I wanted to keep it as lean and fast as possible with the most important data available for each coin upon clicking on it.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
Screenshot:
https://i.postimg.cc/CxMNMRYC/cryptobubblesdotcom.png
Best regards
/cryptobubbles.com
I'm Ulrich, the developer behind Crypto Bubbles (.net).
Please message me on Telegram or X.
I'm @CryptoBubbles on both platforms.
Thanks and happy holidays,
Ulrich
Is it not good that you can click anywhere inside the window except for a few link buttons to get rid of it?
No, not really. An alternative would be to click outside of the window to close the pop-up, but I don't like that it closes regardless of where you click. What behavior would you expect when you click inside the expanded coin view? Does it not make it easier to close it down than to have to find any exact spot with a small "x" button?
I wouldn't expect anything to happen if I clicked inside the pop-up. An "x" is still good or like I said above, a click outside of the pop-up is good enough to show that I want to close it.I see, what screen resolution do you have?
On this desktop machine I am on right now it's 1920 x 1080.I have links to three exchanges at the bottom of the expanded view. They are normally the exchanges with the highest volume.
I noticed that there is something there after zooming out. It does become quite small at that point, though. I agree with dkbit98 regarding the pop-up disappearing if you click inside the window. It's quite unusual. Plus, the site doesn't display the whole pop-up window on my desktop. I have to zoom out to about 50% to see everything, and at that point the font gets too small and I don't see much.
One feature I always found useful with CoinMarketCap is the links to the trading pairs in the market section. You can click on them and the site takes you to that exchange and the selected trading pair. Of course, you should always be careful when clicking on 3rd-party links. Perhaps you can implement something similar on your end after getting rid of the disappearing pop-ups.
One feature I always found useful with CoinMarketCap is the links to the trading pairs in the market section. You can click on them and the site takes you to that exchange and the selected trading pair. Of course, you should always be careful when clicking on 3rd-party links. Perhaps you can implement something similar on your end after getting rid of the disappearing pop-ups.
Is it not good that you can click anywhere inside the window except for a few link buttons to get rid of it? What behavior would you expect when you click inside the expanded coin view? Does it not make it easier to close it down than to have to find any exact spot with a small "x" button?
I see, what screen resolution do you have?
I have links to three exchanges at the bottom of the expanded view. They are normally the exchanges with the highest volume.
I agree with dkbit98 regarding the pop-up disappearing if you click inside the window. It's quite unusual. Plus, the site doesn't display the whole pop-up window on my desktop. I have to zoom out to about 50% to see everything, and at that point the font gets too small and I don't see much.
One feature I always found useful with CoinMarketCap is the links to the trading pairs in the market section. You can click on them and the site takes you to that exchange and the selected trading pair. Of course, you should always be careful when clicking on 3rd-party links. Perhaps you can implement something similar on your end after getting rid of the disappearing pop-ups.
One feature I always found useful with CoinMarketCap is the links to the trading pairs in the market section. You can click on them and the site takes you to that exchange and the selected trading pair. Of course, you should always be careful when clicking on 3rd-party links. Perhaps you can implement something similar on your end after getting rid of the disappearing pop-ups.
What is it that you do not like with that the pop up closes when you click on it like "anywhere"?
Because people usually click something in popup page expecting to get more information.I open Bitcoin page and I click on chart hoping to open full page with price action, instead of that window gets closed.
What site(s) do you normally use to check crypto prices?
Coingecko, but I mostly follow bitcoin and monero so I use my own browser extension that is constantly showing price.Ok, thank you for your detailed feedback in this post and the previous!
What is it that you do not like with that the pop up closes when you click on it like "anywhere"?
Because people usually click something in popup page expecting to get more information.I open Bitcoin page and I click on chart hoping to open full page with price action, instead of that window gets closed.
What site(s) do you normally use to check crypto prices?
Coingecko, but I mostly follow bitcoin and monero so I use my own browser extension that is constantly showing price. Using a small device makes the site so hard to view due to the small text as default while it contains tons of data up front.
I’m suggesting to have a filter feature to classify each tokens to easily find the tokens which the viewers is interested. In general, I like the idea of your website since it gives instant data analysis on the price.
I think I saw this before on popular stock price chart, it has a signal whenever a coin showing a bullish or bearish sign that backed with chart on different time frame. Forgot the website but it has solid feature.
I’m suggesting to have a filter feature to classify each tokens to easily find the tokens which the viewers is interested. In general, I like the idea of your website since it gives instant data analysis on the price.
I think I saw this before on popular stock price chart, it has a signal whenever a coin showing a bullish or bearish sign that backed with chart on different time frame. Forgot the website but it has solid feature.
Yes, the mobile version is pretty crowded, It could need some air the be able to breath.
filter yes, but what would you like to filter on?
I think the site/app that can read your mind about which coins you want to see in that instance will be the winner!
A fundamental belief that I have is that many crypto entusiasts use more then one site/app. Like a person might use CMC, coin360, cryptocompare, cryptopanic and cointelegraph in a rotation. I want to break in to that rotation, that's a reason for going for "different". But... of course it has to be the right type of different.
I mostly use coingecko most of the time. I cannot point out an exact reason why I use it over CMC or any other website, I find it to be more simple, but any other site can give me what I want as I only look up 10 currencies at most.If you need useful details of why people use different websites, you will need to do a lot more research.
- Jay -
Ok, but I do not understand the hover effect your suggested. Could you elaborate on that further please?
Sure, I should've been clearer [my bad (sorry)]... Instead of clicking each cryptocurrency to get to the dedicated semi-transparent floating pages, I was hoping that whenever our mouse cursor hovers over a certain cryptocurrency, the same floating page would automatically appear and when our mouse cursor is hovering over a blank space, that page would disappear.If there is one graph, what default time frame do you prefere?
If it'd come with a zoom functionality, I'd pick the 2-year graph.- Without that function, I have to go with the 7-day graph instead.
New. Do you men like short form news a'la cryptopanic or actual clickable news stories?
Something along the lines of cryptopanic would be nice.- BTW, the aggregated news on cryptopanic appears to be clickable as well.
Using a small device makes the site so hard to view due to the small text as default while it contains tons of data up front.
I’m suggesting to have a filter feature to classify each tokens to easily find the tokens which the viewers is interested. In general, I like the idea of your website since it gives instant data analysis on the price.
I think I saw this before on popular stock price chart, it has a signal whenever a coin showing a bullish or bearish sign that backed with chart on different time frame. Forgot the website but it has solid feature.
I’m suggesting to have a filter feature to classify each tokens to easily find the tokens which the viewers is interested. In general, I like the idea of your website since it gives instant data analysis on the price.
I think I saw this before on popular stock price chart, it has a signal whenever a coin showing a bullish or bearish sign that backed with chart on different time frame. Forgot the website but it has solid feature.
There has been a lot of suggestions, some of which has been repeated by multiple users. I will check back in a few weeks to see if any of the changes has been implemented and the look of the website by then.
The competition is stiff in this sector and it will be difficult to break into it. Being different helps stand out among the others but there needs to be a balance to provide what people are looking for.
Best of luck to cryptobubbles.
- Jay -
The competition is stiff in this sector and it will be difficult to break into it. Being different helps stand out among the others but there needs to be a balance to provide what people are looking for.
Best of luck to cryptobubbles.
- Jay -
Yes, is super crowded and I appreciate the feedback but it would be really helpful to know what sites and apps people normally use, and why they picked to use those ones.
A fundamental belief that I have is that many crypto entusiasts use more then one site/app. Like a person might use CMC, coin360, cryptocompare, cryptopanic and cointelegraph in a rotation. I want to break in to that rotation, that's a reason for going for "different". But... of course it has to be the right type of different.
There has been a lot of suggestions, some of which has been repeated by multiple users. I will check back in a few weeks to see if any of the changes has been implemented and the look of the website by then.
The competition is stiff in this sector and it will be difficult to break into it. Being different helps stand out among the others but there needs to be a balance to provide what people are looking for.
Best of luck to cryptobubbles.
- Jay -
The competition is stiff in this sector and it will be difficult to break into it. Being different helps stand out among the others but there needs to be a balance to provide what people are looking for.
Best of luck to cryptobubbles.
- Jay -
Cryptobubbles website is a bit to crowded for my taste and it has to much information.
When I click on specific coin, for example Bitcoin, new pop-up is opened but there is no close button, if I click on it it closes and I don't like this.
Maybe it's better to have custom option for each use to select coins they want to see, because I am not interested about anything for 99% of coins.
When I click on specific coin, for example Bitcoin, new pop-up is opened but there is no close button, if I click on it it closes and I don't like this.
Maybe it's better to have custom option for each use to select coins they want to see, because I am not interested about anything for 99% of coins.
What is it that you do not like with that the pop up closes when you click on it like "anywhere"?
What site(s) do you normally use to check crypto prices?
That is exactly what I am trying to avoid, to be another coinmarketcap copy. I think coinmarketcap et al. where you have to scroll and scroll and click your way through pages just to see the first 100-200 coins is not good. I want to see hundreds of coins at the same time get a fast overview, and then click on a coin that I want to know more about. But thats me, that is why I asked for feedback.
If that is working for the top coin trackers, could be a good indicator that that is what visitors want to see. You should not build a website cause you want to be different, there should be a demand for that change you want to implement. Did you do a market survey before creating the website?I like how I can click on a coin and get the information on same page without moving to a new page while being able to quickly move from one coin to the next.
My suggestion will be to change the color of the figures and not the font background. The page looks like a riot of colors as it is.
It will look like this - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%, rather than - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%
Notice any difference?
- Jay -
I must commend the effort put into creating a website from just an idea. With time, I have no doubts that if the right corrections are made that it would gather the right crowd and thus lead to a successful income stream to wealth.
There should be better spacing, at least let the page be scrollable
with bolder borders to easily see the information on display.
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Haha, yeah wealth will surely come from this...
So, what do you feel is deceptive about the colors?
What do you mean with scrollable and bolder boarder? The page is scrollable now.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
I salute you for trying to come up with a new [ish] way to show all those data, but here are the things I'd prefer to change:- Instead of having 4 columns, I'd reduce it to two [roughly showing data for 100 coins on FHD resolution] and I'd add a hover effect before the semi-transparent floating pages appear.
- Regarding the floating pages, I'd combine all price graphs into a single graph with different filtering options and use the free spaces to list the popular news from the past day or two.
Thanks, I think it was worth a shot to see if it could be useful or not.
Ok, but I do not understand the hover effect your suggested. Could you elaborate on that further please?
If there is one graph, what default time frame do you prefere?
New. Do you men like short form news a'la cryptopanic or actual clickable news stories?
Ok, but I want to explore this comment a bit further. Why do you think/feel that it is to much to see (approx.) 200 coins at the same time on the screen, why do you want fewer?
I don't think anyone can actually see that many currencies at once, it just becomes a struggle to locate the exact one they're looking for. You can keep it information dense and still have good enough spacing between each currency to make them more distinct.You've already achieved information density as I can scroll down to the other coins without moving to a new page. With this, every information does it have to be in the first page.
I see, how do you normally go about when you want to see the coins your are interested in on other sites?
That is exactly what I am trying to avoid, to be another coinmarketcap copy. I think coinmarketcap et al. where you have to scroll and scroll and click your way through pages just to see the first 100-200 coins is not good. I want to see hundreds of coins at the same time get a fast overview, and then click on a coin that I want to know more about. But thats me, that is why I asked for feedback.
If that is working for the top coin trackers, could be a good indicator that that is what visitors want to see. You should not build a website cause you want to be different, there should be a demand for that change you want to implement. Did you do a market survey before creating the website?I like how I can click on a coin and get the information on same page without moving to a new page while being able to quickly move from one coin to the next.
My suggestion will be to change the color of the figures and not the font background. The page looks like a riot of colors as it is.
It will look like this - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%, rather than - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%
Notice any difference?
- Jay -
I must commend the effort put into creating a website from just an idea. With time, I have no doubts that if the right corrections are made that it would gather the right crowd and thus lead to a successful income stream to wealth.
There should be better spacing, at least let the page be scrollable
with bolder borders to easily see the information on display.
I
Cryptobubbles website is a bit to crowded for my taste and it has to much information.
When I click on specific coin, for example Bitcoin, new pop-up is opened but there is no close button, if I click on it it closes and I don't like this.
Maybe it's better to have custom option for each use to select coins they want to see, because I am not interested about anything for 99% of coins.
When I click on specific coin, for example Bitcoin, new pop-up is opened but there is no close button, if I click on it it closes and I don't like this.
Maybe it's better to have custom option for each use to select coins they want to see, because I am not interested about anything for 99% of coins.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
I salute you for trying to come up with a new [ish] way to show all those data, but here are the things I'd prefer to change:- Instead of having 4 columns, I'd reduce it to two [roughly showing data for 100 coins on FHD resolution] and I'd add a hover effect before the semi-transparent floating pages appear.
- Regarding the floating pages, I'd combine all price graphs into a single graph with different filtering options and use the free spaces to list the popular news from the past day or two.
Ok, but I want to explore this comment a bit further. Why do you think/feel that it is to much to see (approx.) 200 coins at the same time on the screen, why do you want fewer?
I don't think anyone can actually see that many currencies at once, it just becomes a struggle to locate the exact one they're looking for. You can keep it information dense and still have good enough spacing between each currency to make them more distinct.You've already achieved information density as I can scroll down to the other coins without moving to a new page. With this, every information does it have to be in the first page.
I actually like this fast overview concept but I find it too compact as well. Perhaps reducing the colums could be a good idea.
Or you could try a middle ground approach and introduce customization or 2-3 modes. Consequently, it would be even nicer if there'd be permalink for the chosen change/s so folks can just bookmark the link and hop on the previous setting they picked.
Lastly, are there any plans to make the prices update live -- like every few seconds? I think this is a feature most people would like.
GL. 🍻
Or you could try a middle ground approach and introduce customization or 2-3 modes. Consequently, it would be even nicer if there'd be permalink for the chosen change/s so folks can just bookmark the link and hop on the previous setting they picked.
Lastly, are there any plans to make the prices update live -- like every few seconds? I think this is a feature most people would like.
GL. 🍻
Ok, but I want to explore this comment a bit further. Why do you think/feel that it is to much to see (approx.) 200 coins at the same time on the screen, why do you want fewer?
Oh, the live thing... I were thinking about it but... It would probably require thousands of API calls per minute, which would kill the ratio I have very fast. I think that most sites that say they have "real time prices" is BS and they are just randomly letting prices tick up and down and maybe update them for real every 5 or 10 minute. Except maybe for some really big sites like CMC or coingecko that do there own data collection from exchanges. But still I think there is a lot of smoke and mirrors just to give the idea that something is happening on the screen.
Hey!
Nice project. I think you should fetch only 25 coins per page, space it and not make it look like a gigantic graph. Maintain only 2 colours, red for losses and green for gains. Remove the daily, 24hrs and 7days price fluctuations and replace with just 24hrs. It made things cluster. It's fine if I will still see all these information when I click that particular coin. If you remove some of those details, you can still display 50 coins per page and not make it look like riot of colours according to un_rank.
Thank you, but I really really try to avoid cloning coinmarketcap and all the other pages that have there long long paginated lists where you have to scroll forever to just see the top 50. I am trying to make this site very information dense (maybe to dense) to give a quick market overview.
Which site(s) do you normally use and why?
Of course I can see that everyone that have comment so far talk about the spacing and that I should look to CMC for design clues.
The user interface is a bit non-self explanatory and not easy to understand. The design is all over the place and new website visitors cannot really make out at first glance what exactly they are looking at.
You should take a look at coinmarketcap and look at their UI.
You should take a look at coinmarketcap and look at their UI.
The user interface is a bit non-self explanatory and not easy to understand. The design is all over the place and new website visitors cannot really make out at first glance what exactly they are looking at.
You should take a look at coinmarketcap and look at their UI.
You should take a look at coinmarketcap and look at their UI.
There are hundreds of cmc clones, I want to try something different (different do no imply superior, but its worth a shot). coinmarketcap+coin360=cryptobubbles.com, that is my formula.
Which site(s) do you normally use and why?
That is exactly what I am trying to avoid, to be another coinmarketcap copy. I think coinmarketcap et al. where you have to scroll and scroll and click your way through pages just to see the first 100-200 coins is not good. I want to see hundreds of coins at the same time get a fast overview, and then click on a coin that I want to know more about. But thats me, that is why I asked for feedback.
If that is working for the top coin trackers, could be a good indicator that that is what visitors want to see. You should not build a website cause you want to be different, there should be a demand for that change you want to implement. Did you do a market survey before creating the website?I like how I can click on a coin and get the information on same page without moving to a new page while being able to quickly move from one coin to the next.
My suggestion will be to change the color of the figures and not the font background. The page looks like a riot of colors as it is.
It will look like this - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%, rather than - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%
Notice any difference?
- Jay -
Again, I really try to steer away from the run of the mill coin trackers a la coinmarketcap. There are hundreds of them and the world do not need another one. My idea is as I wrote earlier is to combine a list site like cmc with a an overview site like coin360 or cryptobubbles.net. Which site(s) do you use normally and why?
Ok, I see your point.
I actually like this fast overview concept but I find it too compact as well. Perhaps reducing the colums could be a good idea.
Or you could try a middle ground approach and introduce customization or 2-3 modes. Consequently, it would be even nicer if there'd be permalink for the chosen change/s so folks can just bookmark the link and hop on the previous setting they picked.
Lastly, are there any plans to make the prices update live -- like every few seconds? I think this is a feature most people would like.
GL. 🍻
Or you could try a middle ground approach and introduce customization or 2-3 modes. Consequently, it would be even nicer if there'd be permalink for the chosen change/s so folks can just bookmark the link and hop on the previous setting they picked.
Lastly, are there any plans to make the prices update live -- like every few seconds? I think this is a feature most people would like.
GL. 🍻
Hello everyone,
I have built a crypto price site called cryptobubbles.com.
The goal of the site is to provide a fast and comprehensive overview of the crypto market, i.e., a mix of coinmarketcap, coin360, and cryptobubbles.net.
I wanted to keep it as lean and fast as possible with the most important data available for each coin upon clicking on it.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
Screenshot:
Best regards
/cryptobubbles.com
Hey!I have built a crypto price site called cryptobubbles.com.
The goal of the site is to provide a fast and comprehensive overview of the crypto market, i.e., a mix of coinmarketcap, coin360, and cryptobubbles.net.
I wanted to keep it as lean and fast as possible with the most important data available for each coin upon clicking on it.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
Screenshot:
Best regards
/cryptobubbles.com
Nice project. I think you should fetch only 25 coins per page, space it and not make it look like a gigantic graph. Maintain only 2 colours, red for losses and green for gains. Remove the daily, 24hrs and 7days price fluctuations and replace with just 24hrs. It made things cluster. It's fine if I will still see all these information when I click that particular coin. If you remove some of those details, you can still display 50 coins per page and not make it look like riot of colours according to un_rank.
The user interface is a bit non-self explanatory and not easy to understand. The design is all over the place and new website visitors cannot really make out at first glance what exactly they are looking at.
You should take a look at coinmarketcap and look at their UI.
You should take a look at coinmarketcap and look at their UI.
That is exactly what I am trying to avoid, to be another coinmarketcap copy. I think coinmarketcap et al. where you have to scroll and scroll and click your way through pages just to see the first 100-200 coins is not good. I want to see hundreds of coins at the same time get a fast overview, and then click on a coin that I want to know more about. But thats me, that is why I asked for feedback.
If that is working for the top coin trackers, could be a good indicator that that is what visitors want to see. You should not build a website cause you want to be different, there should be a demand for that change you want to implement. Did you do a market survey before creating the website?I like how I can click on a coin and get the information on same page without moving to a new page while being able to quickly move from one coin to the next.
My suggestion will be to change the color of the figures and not the font background. The page looks like a riot of colors as it is.
It will look like this - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%, rather than - Bitcoin 1.2% 4.2% 0.10%
Notice any difference?
- Jay -
That is exactly what I am trying to avoid, to be another coinmarketcap copy. I think coinmarketcap et al. where you have to scroll and scroll and click your way through pages just to see the first 100-200 coins is not good. I want to see hundreds of coins at the same time get a fast overview, and then click on a coin that I want to know more about. But thats me, that is why I asked for feedback.
You can wait for other people's comments but that is what I think. Despite of how it is on your website, you will still have to scroll down. What is more important is the search engine and you also has it on your website. If anyone do not see the coin he is looking for fast as it is not at the top, the person can make use of the search. When I am on Coingecko or Coinmarketcap, I mostly make use of the search engine except when looking for top coins like bitcoin.But the quick overview that my page gives, is it useful for you, that you can see like the first 2-400 coins and if the market is red or green?
Yes, you have to scroll on my page too, but in a couple of scrolls you see a thousand coins instead of like 50 on cmc.
That is exactly what I am trying to avoid, to be another coinmarketcap copy. I think coinmarketcap et al. where you have to scroll and scroll and click your way through pages just to see the first 100-200 coins is not good. I want to see hundreds of coins at the same time get a fast overview, and then click on a coin that I want to know more about. But thats me, that is why I asked for feedback.
You can wait for other people's comments but that is what I think. Despite of how it is on your website, you will still have to scroll down. What is more important is the search engine and you also has it on your website. If anyone do not see the coin he is looking for fast as it is not at the top, the person can make use of the search. When I am on Coingecko or Coinmarketcap, I mostly make use of the search engine except when looking for top coins like bitcoin. What I think is that you do not need to pack the coins together the way it is. You can make it in a way that each coin would be on a line one after the other in a way that it will be good to go through by scrolling down.
I have a question. How do you come about the prices of the coins? Are you using the averages from exchanges?
I have a question. How do you come about the prices of the coins? Are you using the averages from exchanges?
That is exactly what I am trying to avoid, to be another coinmarketcap copy. I think coinmarketcap et al. where you have to scroll and scroll and click your way through pages just to see the first 100-200 coins is not good. I want to see hundreds of coins at the same time get a fast overview, and then click on a coin that I want to know more about. But thats me, that is why I asked for feedback.
I pay for an API.
What I think is that you do not need to pack the coins together the way it is. You can make it in a way that each coin would be on a line one after the other in a way that it will be good to go through by scrolling down.
I have a question. How do you come about the prices of the coins? Are you using the averages from exchanges?
I have a question. How do you come about the prices of the coins? Are you using the averages from exchanges?
Hello everyone,
I have built a crypto price site called cryptobubbles.com.
The goal of the site is to provide a fast and comprehensive overview of the crypto market, i.e., a mix of coinmarketcap, coin360, and cryptobubbles.net.
I wanted to keep it as lean and fast as possible with the most important data available for each coin upon clicking on it.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
Screenshot:
https://i.postimg.cc/CxMNMRYC/cryptobubblesdotcom.png
Best regards
/cryptobubbles.com
I have built a crypto price site called cryptobubbles.com.
The goal of the site is to provide a fast and comprehensive overview of the crypto market, i.e., a mix of coinmarketcap, coin360, and cryptobubbles.net.
I wanted to keep it as lean and fast as possible with the most important data available for each coin upon clicking on it.
Please try it out and let me know if you find it useful or what could be changed/added.
Screenshot:
https://i.postimg.cc/CxMNMRYC/cryptobubblesdotcom.png
Best regards
/cryptobubbles.com
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