Hi shpongled, we make it clear on the site that all the data is from CMC. In fact, there are several links on each coin page pointing to CMC for more detailed info :)
His filters are pretty useful, and I'd say the UI is just as complex as it needs to be. I feel like coinmarket cap has a clunkier UI with unnecessary tabs, a top bar that isn't needed, and an uncentered list on the homepage.
Thanks for the question jamie. There are several features like bookmarking, advanced search/filtering, better night mode, better mobile support that are not available on CMC.
I like the URLs can be saved with parameters so you can bookmark specific filters. CMC is lacking in this specific aspect. Your site is how CMC could be designed so it is easier to use. Thx.
Hi djangowithme, thanks for the comment. There are several features like bookmarking/favorites, advanced search, better night mode, better mobile support that are not available on CMC.
I second this. Loved the overall UI, but the 'Night Mode' placement could have been better -- I'd personally prefer for it to be there right next to the currency converter drop-down on the top right corner.
coinlib is about a million times better than CMC. No offense to your site at all, but CMC is just terrible to use. Your site makes it somewhat better as it seems to load faster. I hope coinlib grows and takes over the role CMC has because it is clearly a better application.
I personally prefer Live Coin Watch. It allows ME to select whether I want the Korean Markets to be included or not, in addition to a host of other options.
There's quite a bit of controversy about Coinmarketcap manipulating prices by presenting false data, so it might be advisable not to use it or its data.
Looks not bad, especially useful on mobile. I currently use https://coinwolf.net which offers currency conversion calculator and email alerts. I am actually happy with it but i am happy to see new websites on the same subject
43 comments
[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 120 ms ] threadhttps://datnoid.com is the only interesting one imo, and has unique data.
https://www.livecoinwatch.com/
If you have feedback or would like to get in touch please email us at the name of our site at gmail dot yeah com."
Site still looks a little rough around the edges but I like it :)
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
https://cryptoli.st/
I like your site's "favorites" functionality. Maybe make the favorited coins persistent via a unique URL or user login?