Gate News message, April 22 — CoinGecko, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency data firm, has rolled out AI-powered market summaries, advanced charting tools, a portfolio tracker, and a partner platform for crypto projects. The portfolio tracker monitors public wallet addresses on EVM-compatible networks and displays profit and loss calculations along with average buy price. The partner platform enables projects to manage listings and advertising campaigns.
CoinGecko and GeckoTerminal combined serve over 30 million monthly visitors. The update comes as CoinGecko’s traffic has declined from 43.5 million monthly visitors in 2024 to approximately 18.5 million in December 2025, partly attributed to increased use of AI chatbots. Additionally, the bootstrapped firm is considering a sale at a valuation near $500 million.
The new tools position CoinGecko to move beyond basic price listings toward analysis and daily-use engagement, addressing competitive pressure from AI tools and changing user behavior. Portfolio tracking and project management features may help retain users and protect revenue streams such as API offerings, with some paid plans priced above $799 per month.
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