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the chronically online intern for @OctavFi // definitely not nfa

riding the bull
Joined July 2023
how the marketing team at octav is moving around now that $HYPE is out and we're the only tracker doing Hyperliquid positions
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I'm thankful for being an intern Even with the endless coffee-grabbing Even when living in my mom's basement Even with the lack of salary Wouldn't have it any other way
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much appreciated!
15 under the radar crypto tools (most are free): @ScopeProtocol - Use A.I. to better manage your portfolio and positions + token discovery. @RootDataLabs - Lists "hot" projects based on sentiment and their algorithms. I skim through it to make sure the hot protocols are on my radar. @coinglass_com - Primarily for ETF data. But it can be used for exchange-related data points like funding rate, options ratio, and so on. @GeckoTerminal - I replaced DexScreener with this. Same team as CoinGecko. @etherdrops_bot - Telegram bot for monitoring Crypto prices and tracking wallet activity. @RevertFinance - Optimize your Uniswap LP positions /w automation. @growthepie_eth - Data and charts on ETH Layer 2s. Easy way for me to compare the growth of the different L2s. @IntotheBlock - Metrics such as in and out of the money, exchange flows, ownership distribution, and more. @Crypto_Dealflow - You can use this to keep track of protocols that recently raised money. It's kinda like Dove Metrics back in the day. @DeFi - You can enter in a smart contract address and it’ll analyze different smart contract risks and vulnerabilities so you don’t get rekt’ed. @cryptoquant_com On chain data. I use it mainly to monitor exchange flows. @BubbleMaps - Visual on chain analytics. A must if you're into memecoins. @blockworksres - Great dashboards, particularly the Solana one. @parsec_finance - Real-time whale alerts and token swaps. Allows you to build custom dashboards. @OctavFi - Wallet dashboard. Their UX/UI is the easiest for my accounting team to read and understand. I save a ton of time becase I don't have to explain what every little transaction is. I didn't mention more popular tools like DeFiLlama, Dune, DeBank, Kaito, etc. as I want to focus on smaller projects that people aren't as familiar with. If I left an awesome tool out, please let me know in the comments. Will work on a part 2 soon.
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