Thanks a lot! Yes, I did all by myself including idea, design, texts, coding, SEO, and now promotion/SMM.

Which ones exactly you find distracting/invasive? There are fade animations when you enter/exit pages and also sliding animations in some tools.

> There are fade animations when you enter/exit pages

this the most, and switching under "Exchanges" same with "BTC/ETH Returns"

So basically all of them. Noted, thanks. If anyone else who's reading this believes that the animations are invasive, please leave a comment here or upvote this comment.

Thank you!

1. You're right, it's kind of confusing. Will fix all input cursors in this month's update. 2. I may make some changes in the overall website look in the big upcoming update although I quite like the font I'm using. Is it difficult to read for you? 3. I don't use font sizes smaller than 12px for important data and less than 10px for some less-important-data (like BETA and NEW badges in the side menu, which are semibold to make them more visible). The only place where 8.4px is used is for the 24H price change percentage for BTC and ETH prices in the header.

Thank you! Will definitely look into it.

Thanks so much!

1. Yeah, I was thinking they may be too much sometimes. What would you recommend for switching animation? Simply fading?

2. That's a nice library, already starred it. How does it work with SEO? Won't Google complain that they are non-indexed pages?

1. For two views that have a similar layout/content, no animation at all. If you want to preserve the relationship between the views, that is.

2. If you have a good sitemap with canonical URLs, it should not be a problem. Google will indeed report non-indexed pages, but chances are you don't want those indexed in the first place (et: there's no point indexing sorting options for a table).

Thank you so much!

And I'll jump in here rather than at the top and say, wow, this thing loads fast. I haven't clicked anything yet but the first load is _startlingly_ quick. What's the trick, and is that intentional?

It's powered by Next.js' SSR (Server Side Rendering) so it's all prerendered on the server side. Also, I like compressing the images. Thanks for commenting!

Thanks, man! Yes, all APIs are free. Also, it's hosted on Vercel so it's free too because their free tier is really generous. The only thing I pay for is the domain name.

That's one thing you really have to love about crypto. Getting the equivalent data from a stock exchange would cost you $$$ and come with all sorts of license agreements and restrictions on republishing the data.

Exactly. I still couldn't find free APIs for such a simple thing like realt-time S&P500 and NASDAQ indexes.

Thank you! I'm pretty comfy spending most of my time coding the website and adding/planning new tools as well as its promotion, but I still trade occasionally and I also have some passive income selling photos on stocks (I don't upload anymore, it keeps on selling old photos).

But yes I really enjoy coding and may even take some freelance projects when the website requires less work.

Sorry to hear that! I am being pretty cautious when trading lately whilst the website is pure independent analytics and doesn't require me to risk any funds.

Thank you for your comment and for the advice! I was thinking to add both crypto and stocks heatmap in the future.