Cryptovert
Convert Crypto. Spot the Red Flags.
Free cryptocurrency converter with live CoinGecko prices and simple risk signals for liquidity, supply, valuation and unusual trading activity.
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11 articles todayWhat is Cryptovert?
Cryptovert is a free cryptocurrency converter with built-in risk signals.
It converts between thousands of cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies. Prices and market data come from CoinGecko. Prices refresh every 10 minutes. You don't need an account to use it.
What risk signals does Cryptovert check?
Cryptovert checks four risk signals for each coin you convert.
- Inflated FDV: fully diluted valuation is more than 4x the market cap.
- Low float: less than 25% of the total supply is circulating.
- Thin liquidity: 24-hour trading volume is below 2% of the market cap.
- Unusually high volume: 24-hour trading volume is above 2x the market cap.
A signal is a reason to research further. It is not investment advice.
How do I convert crypto with Cryptovert?
You convert crypto by choosing two currencies and entering an amount.
- Pick the coin or currency you have.
- Pick the coin or currency you want.
- Enter the amount.
- Read the result and the risk signals for both coins.
Every pair also has its own page, for example Bitcoin to USD or Bitcoin to Ethereum.
Frequently asked questions
Is Cryptovert free to use?
Yes. Cryptovert is free and needs no account or sign-up.
Where does Cryptovert get its prices?
Cryptovert gets its prices and market data from CoinGecko, a widely used crypto data aggregator.
How often are prices updated?
Prices refresh every 10 minutes. Exchange rates can move faster than that, so confirm the price on your exchange before a large trade.
Where is my conversion history stored?
Your conversion history is stored only in your browser on this device. It is never sent to Cryptovert's servers.
Can I install Cryptovert on my phone?
Yes. Cryptovert works in mobile browsers and can be installed as a Progressive Web App (PWA).
More answers are on the full FAQ page.