About Cryptaur

Crypto journalism, backed by the data itself.

Cryptaur pairs a live market-data engine with an original newsroom. Prices, market caps and on-chain moves sit next to reporting that explains them — so you can go from a number to the story behind it without leaving the page.

26+
coins with live data
90+
blockchains covered
2+
sources per story
30s
data refresh cycle

What we stand for

01

Data before opinion

Every claim we publish is anchored to a number we can show you. Prices come straight from market feeds; the charts are the same ones our editors read before they write a word.

02

Never a single source

Our newsroom only writes a story once at least two independent outlets have reported it. We synthesise the shared facts in our own words and credit every source at the foot of the article.

03

Plain English, no hype

No price predictions dressed up as fact, no paid placements, no "you should buy". We explain what happened and why it matters to the people actually holding the coins.

Our story

Cryptaur started with a simple frustration: crypto data lived in one place and crypto news lived in another, and neither talked to the other. Readers were left stitching together a price chart from one tab and a half-informed hot take from a dozen more.

So we built a platform where the two are inseparable. Open any coin and you get its live price, its history and its fundamentals — and beneath them, the stories that actually moved it, written by people who read the same data you do.

Today the market-data engine tracks thousands of assets across the major chains, and the newsroom publishes around the clock. We are independent, we are small, and we intend to stay honest about both.

Milestones

2022The idea — a data-first crypto desk — takes shape.
2023First live coin pages ship, powered by real market feeds.
2024The newsroom launches with a strict two-source rule.
2025Coverage expands past 90 blockchains and thousands of coins.
2026Cryptaur relaunches with a unified data-and-news experience.

The newsroom

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