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Tokvane is a directory of crypto market software: data APIs, on-chain analytics, trading bots with backtesting and trading terminals. Every tool has the same card with six blocks: pricing, access, coverage, capabilities, interfaces and open source. Each block shows its check date and official source. If a fact is not on an official page, the field says unknown. Lists are alphabetical, with no paid placements or affiliate links. Free, no sign-up.
I built Tokvane because choosing a crypto data API, on-chain platform or trading bot means digging through pricing pages, docs and terms that change often, and reviews rarely say where a claim came from.
What it does:
• One checklist for every tool: pricing and free tier, auth, coverage, capabilities, REST / WebSocket / MCP access, and open source or self-hosting
• Every field shows the date it was checked and the official page it came from. If a fact isn't on an official page, it says "unknown" instead of a guess
• Compare instead of browse: alternatives pages, head-to-head comparisons (Hummingbot vs Freqtrade, Dune vs Nansen) and guides for funding rate, open interest and liquidation data, with pricing, free tier and API type in one table
• Built for people and for AI agents: every page has a Markdown twin, plus an llms.txt index
• It starts with 39 tools across data APIs, on-chain analytics, bots and terminals, and the list grows from reader suggestions and what we can verify on official pages
How it is run: lists are alphabetical, there are no paid placements and no affiliate links right now. The data is desk research from official pages, not hands-on testing, and the site says so.
What it is not: investment advice, price predictions or trading signals. A listing is not an endorsement, and a missing tool is not a judgement.
Feedback that would help most:
1. Tools you would want added
2. Fields that are missing or wrong on a card (the contact page takes corrections)
3. Which comparisons or guides you would want next
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About Tokvane on Product Hunt
“Crypto tools directory, verified field by field”
Tokvane was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #376 on the daily leaderboard. Tokvane is a directory of crypto market software: data APIs, on-chain analytics, trading bots with backtesting and trading terminals. Every tool has the same card with six blocks: pricing, access, coverage, capabilities, interfaces and open source. Each block shows its check date and official source. If a fact is not on an official page, the field says unknown. Lists are alphabetical, with no paid placements or affiliate links. Free, no sign-up.
Tokvane was featured in Web3 (7.9k followers), Data & Analytics (6k followers) and Finance (6.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 24.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Tokvane?
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cryptotoolsmith
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built Tokvane because choosing a crypto data API, on-chain platform or trading bot means digging through pricing pages, docs and terms that change often, and reviews rarely say where a claim came from.
What it does:
• One checklist for every tool: pricing and free tier, auth, coverage, capabilities, REST / WebSocket / MCP access, and open source or self-hosting
• Every field shows the date it was checked and the official page it came from. If a fact isn't on an official page, it says "unknown" instead of a guess
• Compare instead of browse: alternatives pages, head-to-head comparisons (Hummingbot vs Freqtrade, Dune vs Nansen) and guides for funding rate, open interest and liquidation data, with pricing, free tier and API type in one table
• Built for people and for AI agents: every page has a Markdown twin, plus an llms.txt index
• It starts with 39 tools across data APIs, on-chain analytics, bots and terminals, and the list grows from reader suggestions and what we can verify on official pages
How it is run: lists are alphabetical, there are no paid placements and no affiliate links right now. The data is desk research from official pages, not hands-on testing, and the site says so.
What it is not: investment advice, price predictions or trading signals. A listing is not an endorsement, and a missing tool is not a judgement.
Feedback that would help most:
1. Tools you would want added
2. Fields that are missing or wrong on a card (the contact page takes corrections)
3. Which comparisons or guides you would want next
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