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6 New Finance Feeds: Track Currencies, Crypto, Stocks, Blockchain, Commodities, and Fuel Prices

We’ve added 6 new feeds for tracking money markets. Here’s what each one does.

1. Track Currencies

Pick a base and quote currency to track exchange rates. Get scheduled reports (daily/weekly/monthly) or alerts when a rate crosses a threshold or moves by a percentage. Set your own check frequency. Add more pairs by creating more feeds.

Good for: international business, currency trading, travel planning.

2. Cryptocurrency Prices

Track Bitcoin, Ethereum, or any altcoin. Set scheduled reports for a periodic summary, or price/percentage alerts if you want to react fast. Each coin gets its own settings.

Good for: day traders and long-term holders.

3. Stock Prices Alert

Enter a stock name or ticker. Choose scheduled reports (with open/close prices and performance) or instant alerts when a stock moves past your threshold. Add as many stocks as you want.

Good for: active traders, long-term investors, anyone tracking specific companies.

4. Blockchain feed

Monitor a public wallet address on Stellar, Polygon, TRON, Bitcoin, BSC, Solana, Ethereum, or XRP Ledger. Get notified when a transaction happens.

Good for: watching your own wallets, tracking payments, following specific addresses.

5. Commodity prices feed

Track commodity prices in the right units (e.g. USd/Bu for wheat). Scheduled reports or threshold/percentage alerts, checked as often as every few minutes or just daily.

Good for: commodity trading, agriculture, supply chain, risk management.

6. Fuel prices (US)

Pick your state and city, pick gasoline or diesel, get local prices. Daily reports or alerts when the price drops below a set amount or changes by a percentage. Check frequency from minutes to daily. International support coming soon.

Good for: commuters, fleet managers, anyone who wants to know when to fill up.

Head to the feed directory and pick a feed. Takes a minute to configure.

If you have ideas for new feeds—or feedback of any kind—we’d love to hear from you!