CryptoPanic

CryptoPanic is a real-time cryptocurrency news aggregator launched in 2017 by Latvian developer Kaspars Sprogis. The platform collects articles, blog posts, and social media updates from over 50 sources including major crypto news outlets, Reddit communities, and YouTube channels. Its defining feature is community-driven sentiment scoring: users vote each article as bullish, bearish, important, or toxic, generating a “Panic Score” that functions as a proxy for market sentiment. The service operates as a lightweight, bootstrapped tool aimed at active traders and crypto investors who need fast signal filtering across a high volume of news.

The platform includes a portfolio tracker that supports manual entry and imports from more than ten exchanges, a real-time gainers and losers panel, customizable price tickers, and community polls. A PRO subscription at $9 per month or $99 per year unlocks additional capabilities: ad-free browsing, custom RSS and Atom feed sources, custom Reddit and Twitter/X source feeds, instant push and email alerts per currency with configurable vote thresholds, and extended API response metadata. The platform also offers an AI-based spam filter and news summarization layer integrated into the feed.

CryptoPanic provides a REST API accessible via auth token to developers and researchers who want programmatic access to the aggregated news feed and metadata. Higher-tier API plans unlock portfolio endpoints and additional filters. Mobile applications are available on iOS and Android. The platform remains independently operated with a small core team and has not taken external funding. As of 2026, CryptoPanic continues to operate with active development updates.