Useful Services
Analytics and research for crypto: on-chain dashboards, wallet trackers, fundraising data, DEX charts and news.
Web3 Tools
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What tools to start with?
There are a lot of tools here and they cover absolutely everything in web3 - from on-chain analytics to DEX charts, from project research to whale tracking. I'm not going to describe all 48 services in one popup because each has its own card with a detailed description - just open and read. Here I'll just tell you where to start and what to pay attention to.
Free essentials for survival: DefiLlama for DeFi analytics, DexScreener for token charts, Dune if you know SQL, and DeBank to monitor any wallet. These four cover 80% of daily needs and they're all completely free.
For project research: CryptoRank - funding rounds, investors, token unlocks and farming data. Personally a must-have for me. DropsTab as a lighter alternative. Moni for social analytics and trends. If you need institutional level and money isn't an issue - Messari and Delphi Digital.
For tracking whales and wallets: Arkham labels wallets of exchanges, VCs and hackers for free. Nansen for deeper analysis if you're willing to pay. Cielo for push alerts in Telegram when interesting addresses move.
For macro analysis: GlassNode if you want to understand where BTC is in its cycle. CryptoQuant for exchange flows and miner activity. Santiment for crowd behavior analysis.
Tip: don't try to connect all 48 tools at once. Start with the free essentials, figure out what you actually need, and then add paid services as necessary. It's better to master three tools than to superficially know twenty.
Free essentials for survival: DefiLlama for DeFi analytics, DexScreener for token charts, Dune if you know SQL, and DeBank to monitor any wallet. These four cover 80% of daily needs and they're all completely free.
For project research: CryptoRank - funding rounds, investors, token unlocks and farming data. Personally a must-have for me. DropsTab as a lighter alternative. Moni for social analytics and trends. If you need institutional level and money isn't an issue - Messari and Delphi Digital.
For tracking whales and wallets: Arkham labels wallets of exchanges, VCs and hackers for free. Nansen for deeper analysis if you're willing to pay. Cielo for push alerts in Telegram when interesting addresses move.
For macro analysis: GlassNode if you want to understand where BTC is in its cycle. CryptoQuant for exchange flows and miner activity. Santiment for crowd behavior analysis.
Tip: don't try to connect all 48 tools at once. Start with the free essentials, figure out what you actually need, and then add paid services as necessary. It's better to master three tools than to superficially know twenty.