KriptoRadar

The crypto market never sleeps, and most websites about it look as if their authors do not sleep either. KriptoRadar goes the other way: a calm dark background, clear numbers and explanations in Serbian, for people who want to understand what they are looking at before they do anything.

The website tracks 51 cryptocurrencies with prices from the Binance and Kraken exchanges, refreshed automatically every 60 seconds. Every currency has its own page with a historical chart, and the home page highlights the big names, a market overview and lists of top gainers and losers. When an exchange does not respond, the website shows the last data it received with a warning, instead of an empty page.

Alongside the prices run seven free tools: a currency converter, a comparison of cryptocurrencies on a shared chart, a return calculator, average purchase price, target price, drawdown and recovery, and a watchlist of favourite coins. Everything works without an account. There are also beginner guides — about wallets, exchanges and first steps — and FAQs.

The website was launched in 2026 and, at the time of listing, had no Google history or revenue yet, and the price reflects that. What it does have is a foundation: hand-written code and mobile Lighthouse scores of 95 for performance and 100 each for accessibility, best practices and SEO.