Coinfeeds AI
Coinfeeds AI builds custom AI agents and data services for crypto and equity markets. It supplies news, price and chatbot APIs plus portfolio monitoring to exchanges, investment funds and consumer apps, with commercial access through a demo request.
What is Coinfeeds AI?
Coinfeeds AI sells AI agents and market-data services at the meeting point of crypto and artificial intelligence; the company dates its own activity to 2020, giving a year but no precise date. The offer splits into three named services, each with its own page. Portfolio Monitoring follows risk across a broad range of digital assets, with pre-built or client-defined categories, alerts on key events such as leadership changes, hacks and asset upgrades, and an interface for adding assets freely. News Feed AI is an alerting API meant to be embedded in any third-party application, with categories chosen or defined by the client and targeting per asset. Investment Copilot, also called NLP as a Service, is bespoke development for investment funds: agents connected to SEC filings, earnings transcripts, news, financial statements and a fund's own internal documents, with work on AI guardrails, permissions and access, and agents specialised on a given stock.
Beneath the services sits a documented public API in three families. The News API returns articles, blog posts and crypto content filterable by keyword, category, source or mentioned coin, with endpoints for a coin list, per-coin news, tweets, Spotify podcasts and YouTube videos; the social endpoints hand back identifiers rather than content. The Price API returns USD and BTC prices, market capitalisation, 24-hour volume and a history spanning years, addressed by date range. The Chatbot API exposes a low-latency streaming assistant with real-time price and news access. Authentication is an x-api-key header, and a personal key is issued after a name and an email are submitted.
The audience is professional: exchanges, investment managers, portfolio applications, hedge funds, wealth managers and developers. The three services are reachable only through a demo request form. Transparency is the weak point: the site publishes no terms, no privacy policy, no legal notice, no company name, no postal address, no email address and no price, its press references rest on logos alone, and the Webflow template it runs on still carries the demonstration navigation of the original kit.
What it does
- Monitor hundreds of digital assets and raise alerts on key events such as leadership changes, hacks and asset upgrades
- Embed a customised news feed into a third-party application through an API, with categories such as feature launches or airdrop alerts
- Retrieve news, tweet identifiers, Spotify podcast identifiers and YouTube video identifiers for a given crypto asset
- Pull current and historical prices, market capitalisation and 24-hour volume across hundreds of coins
- Query a streaming crypto chatbot with real-time access to prices and news
- Commission custom AI agents wired to SEC filings, earnings transcripts, news, financial statements and a fund's internal documents
- Have an agent specialised in the analysis of one particular stock
When to use Coinfeeds AI / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Coinfeeds AI is the right fit.
When to use Coinfeeds AI
- Digital asset exchanges that need event-driven monitoring across hundreds of coins
- Investment managers and hedge funds wanting to equip a research team with agents wired to SEC filings, earnings transcripts and financial statements
- Portfolio management and consumer crypto apps looking to embed a customised news feed through an API
- Developers building crypto products who need news, tweet, podcast, video and price endpoints behind a single key
- Wealth management, corporate finance and consulting teams assessing a custom NLP service over internal documents
When not to use Coinfeeds AI
- Buyers who want to compare published prices and subscribe unaided: there is no pricing page and every service goes through a demo request
- Anyone hoping to test the product before speaking to a salesperson, since the public chatbot advertised in the API documentation returns a 404
- Teams with no developer and no integration budget, as the offer is business-to-business and delivered as endpoints or bespoke development
- Investors covering bonds, commodities or foreign exchange: the stated scope is crypto assets and equities
- Regulated or GDPR-bound organisations whose procurement requires terms of service, a privacy policy or a data processing agreement, none of which is published
How to use Coinfeeds AI
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Read the API documentation page and identify which of the News, Price and Chatbot APIs matches the need
- Submit a name and email in the API key form to receive a personal key for the News and Price APIs
- For the Chatbot API, use the separate form: access is not automatic and the team replies with the details
- Send a first request with the x-api-key header against the api.coinfeeds.io host
- Start with the coin list endpoint to collect the id and symbol of each project
- Pass symbol=true to query by symbol rather than by internal id
- Handle a streamed response on the streaming completion endpoint, or call the plain completion endpoint for one full answer
- For Portfolio Monitoring, News Feed AI or Investment Copilot, follow the demo call to action to reach the demo request page
- Fill in work email, first and last name, company, company URL, role, job title and the demo interest among Portfolio Monitoring, News Feed AI, Investment Copilot or Not Sure
- Alternatively, use the demo form carried by the Portfolio Monitoring and News Feed AI pages themselves
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Concrete, immediately readable API documentation: endpoints, parameters and complete curl examples
- A personal API key for the News and Price APIs is issued on a simple email submission
- Free access is announced in the key features of the price history API
- Coverage claimed as broad: hundreds of coins for prices and thousands of news sources for news
- Deep price history claimed, spanning years of data and addressable by date range
- Three building blocks that combine under one key: news, prices and a chatbot
- Bespoke development for funds, including AI guardrails and permission management, behind a documented USD 2 million seed round and a homepage wall of well-known investors
Cons
- No legal document at all: no terms of service, no privacy policy, no legal notice and no data processing agreement are published
- The publisher is not identifiable from the site: no legal company name, no postal address and no email address, contact running exclusively through forms
- No price, no plan and no currency anywhere: each service is quoted after a demo request
- The demonstration the API documentation points to is dead, the advertised live chatbot at coinfeeds.io/chatbot returning a 404 when checked on 10 August 2026
- No service-level commitment, no documented rate limit and no mention of API versioning
- The site runs on an uncleaned Webflow template, whose demonstration pages remain reachable and whose external links and Open Graph image still point at the template rather than at Coinfeeds AI
- Editorial slips: typos in the documentation, blog summaries unrelated to their titles, and three testimonials duplicated on the homepage and credited only by role and company type
Pricing & Plans
A free route exists: free access is announced in the key features of the price history API, and a personal API key for the News and Price APIs is issued after a name and an email address are submitted. No paid price is published anywhere on the site, which carries no pricing page, no amount, no currency and no named plan. The Chatbot API is not priced either, the team contacting the applicant with the details. The three services, Portfolio Monitoring, News Feed AI and Investment Copilot, are reachable only through a demo request and are therefore quoted on request.
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Coinfeeds AI handles your data.
GDPR overview
There is no GDPR mention of any kind on this site. A search across the collected pages, plain text and archived HTML alike, returns zero occurrences of GDPR, data protection or CCPA. No privacy policy, cookie page or consent banner is published, no Article 27 EU representative or data protection officer is named, and no GDPR contact address exists. Nothing is said about a data processing agreement, subprocessors, standard contractual clauses, retention periods or an opt-out from model training. Personal data is nevertheless collected through three forms, for a demo request, an API key and a job application, from a vendor openly courting funds and exchanges that may be European. The site is technically served by Webflow behind an Amazon anycast address, but that is a network observation, not a vendor statement.
Who owns the data?
No published document governs data ownership here. Coinfeeds AI publishes no terms of service, no privacy policy, no legal notice and no trust or security page; its footer carries only the logo and links to LinkedIn and X. Ownership of submitted data, the rights granted to the vendor and the recipients of that data are therefore undocumented, and nothing should be assumed either way. What is observable is what the forms ask for: work email, first and last name, company, company URL, role, job title and demo interest, plus name, email, LinkedIn, a GitHub or personal page and qualifications on the jobs form. Ownership terms would have to be settled contractually before any use.
Reuse rights
With no terms of service published, no reuse licence is documented in either direction: the site never states what a customer may do with the data retrieved, nor what rights the vendor claims over data a customer submits. API access is key-based, with an x-api-key header on every documented endpoint, served from api.coinfeeds.io and chatbot.coinfeeds.io. One nuance matters for reuse: the feed endpoints return identifiers of third-party content rather than the content itself, since the tweet and podcast endpoints return ids and the video endpoint returns YouTube ids. Displaying or redistributing the material behind those identifiers falls under the terms of the third-party platforms, a point the site never addresses.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
The vendor publishes nothing about hosting: no jurisdiction, no country, no region, no subprocessor and no certification, searches for SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA returning nothing. What follows is network observation only, not a statement by the vendor. The site is served by Webflow, with every asset delivered from Webflow's content delivery network. The domain resolves to 99.83.190.102, an address announced by AS16509, Amazon.com, and geolocated in Seattle in the United States; that address is anycast, so it marks a delivery point of presence and says nothing about where data is stored. The API lives on separate subdomains, api.coinfeeds.io and chatbot.coinfeeds.io. The coinfeeds.ai domain is registered with GoDaddy.com, LLC in the United States, created on 4 May 2023 and expiring on 4 May 2027. Any organisation with a data-location requirement will have to obtain the answer in writing from the vendor, since the site gives no basis for one.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Coinfeeds AI.
- No financial risk warning and no exclusion of investment advice appear anywhere, although the tool feeds crypto and equity investment decisions; the absence was searched for and confirmed
- Nothing is said about the chatbot's possible errors even though it answers on prices and market news, leaving room for a decision taken on a wrong or stale answer
- The service depends on real-time market data with no published commitment on freshness, availability or rate limits
- With no terms of service and no privacy policy, no remedy is documented in the event of an incident, a data leak or an interruption
- Three forms collect personal data with no privacy policy and no GDPR mention, a hard point for a European customer
- The publisher cannot be identified from the site alone, with no company name, no address and no email address, which makes due diligence impossible on that basis
- Agents specialised on a single stock invite delegating investment judgement to a model that is not publicly audited, and event alerts on hacks or leadership changes can prompt hasty reactions if read as recommendations
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Two very different paths. The API route is easy to moderate for a developer: REST calls, an x-api-key header, curl examples and simple GET endpoints, with only the streaming completion endpoint requiring a streamed response to be handled. The key itself comes from a form, and for the Chatbot API from a human reply. No SDK, client library, sandbox or Postman collection is offered, and neither rate limits nor error codes are documented. The services route allows no self-setup at all: a demo, then bespoke development, so the timeline depends on the vendor.
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Frequently asked questions
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Should you pick Coinfeeds AI?
Coinfeeds AI is easiest to judge in two halves. On the product side the proposition is concrete: a documented API covering crypto news, prices and a streaming chatbot, a personal key issued on an email for the news and price endpoints, free access announced for price history, and three building blocks a developer can wire up from the curl examples alone. Above that sits a services business, with event monitoring for exchanges, an embeddable news feed for consumer applications, and bespoke agents for funds built over filings, earnings transcripts and internal documents, with attention paid to guardrails and permissions. A USD 2 million seed round announced in 2022 and a homepage wall of well-known investors give the company some standing.
On the trust side the record is thin, and for a tool feeding investment decisions the gaps matter. The site publishes no terms of service, no privacy policy, no legal notice, no company name, no postal address, no email address and no price. It carries no financial risk warning, no exclusion of investment advice and no reservation about accuracy either, absences that were searched for and confirmed rather than simply unnoticed. Maintenance signals are mixed: the chatbot demonstration the documentation points to returns a 404, the Webflow template the site runs on was never cleaned, and typos and mismatched blog summaries remain.
The reasonable reading is that this is credible for a technical team that wants a crypto data feed and can negotiate its own contract, and a file to open properly before any purchase in a regulated environment.
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