It doesn't have to be THAT complicated
With fifteen hundred active digital assets and counting, navigating the cryptocurrency market can be a little overwhelming, especially for investors that are just starting.
Fortunately, there’s an ever growing number of tools and information sources that help filtering the relevant data and finding the gems buried in digital manure.
Here are my five picks for cryptocurrency investing tools that you probably never heard of.
Crypto Maps
Cryptomaps offers a simple heat map visualization of the current state of the cryptocurrency markets. It groups the coins according to their mining algorithm and market cap.
You can double-click to zoom in on a coin and hover over its square to view the current price, market cap, volume, 24h variation and also a price chart.
Sifr Data
This site offers one of the most comprehensive crypto data visualization sets out there. You can find price correlations between different coins, price prediction models and all sorts of financial metrics.
This is all created and maintained by Basil Bayati, an applied mathematician and data scientist.
Cointrading Ninja
This is one of my new favorites. Cointrading Ninja allows you to create your own trading dashboard by adding from the many analysis and market watch tools it offers, such as coin correlations, price charts, calculators and Twitter feeds.
Twitter Sentiment Analysis, one of the tools offered by Cointrading Ninja
URL: https://cointrading.ninja/
Coinmarketcal
Sounds familiar? It doesn’t have anything to do with Coinmarketcap though.
Coinmarketcal is an online calendar that allows anybody to add upcoming events in the crypto horizon. Those entries are then voted by other users as either “Fake” or “Real”.
Users are also encouraged to add a source and some sort of proof for the information they’re including.
URL: https://coinmarketcal.com/
Dead Coins
Dead Coins offers exactly what you would expect: a comprehensive list of all coins declared as moribund or deceased.
You can filter them by four different categories : Scams, Hacks, Parody and Deceased. Users are encouraged to add to that list and update the existing information.
I hope you find this list useful!
Do you know any other tools that most people never heard of? Let me know in the comments!
Be safe,
