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Crypto, Web3 & Investing

Reference entries for crypto, decentralised-web, trading and investing software, with pricing models, integrations and security notes.

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About Crypto, Web3 & Investing

This category lists software products and businesses that deal with digital assets and money: wallets and trackers, tools for NFTs and onchain apps, trading and portfolio platforms, and decentralised finance services. Each entry is a fact sheet first and a pitch second. Look for the pricing model, the integrations on offer, how custody is handled and which security details the founder has stated.

Software that touches money deserves a careful read before the tagline. Check who holds the keys, which networks and exchanges are supported, and whether fees are flat, tiered or taken as a share of volume. The page covers the four subcategories below, and filters narrow the list. Listings appear newest first; sort by community votes for a different view. Votes can never be bought.

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Crypto, Web3 & Investing: questions answered

What belongs in Crypto, Web3 & Investing?
Software and services built around digital assets, decentralised applications, trading and investing. That includes wallets, portfolio trackers, NFT tooling, brokerage and charting platforms, and DeFi protocols with a product interface. General accounting or payments software without a crypto or investing focus fits better elsewhere.
How do I choose between the subcategories?
Pick by the main job the product does. A wallet or tax tracker suits crypto tools; minting and marketplace software suits web3 and NFTs; charting, brokerage and portfolio analysis suit trading and investing; lending, swaps and yield protocols suit DeFi. Each listing has exactly one main category.
How do I get a product listed here?
Go to /submit, paste the website address and an AI drafts the profile from that site. You then check and edit every field before anything goes live. Your main category is included free. An upgrade adds up to 3 more categories for $5.
How are products ordered on this page?
Listings appear newest first by default. Visitors can switch to sorting by community votes. Votes can never be bought, so the vote order reflects visitor interest only, not payment. Filters narrow the list further within the category and its subcategories.
What should I compare when choosing a product in this field?
Start with custody: who controls the keys or funds. Then compare supported networks or markets, the fee structure, available integrations and any security details the founder states. Treat missing information as a gap to ask about, not as a safe default.

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