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rate.sx is a command-line-friendly cryptocurrency rate service designed to be queried with curl or a browser, returning clean text or minimal markup. It emphasizes human-readable output by default, with options for concise one-liners or richer summaries including sparkline-style ASCII charts. The service supports multiple coins, fiat conversions, and historical lookups so you can compare prices over time without leaving the terminal. Under the hood it aggregates price feeds and normalizes the results for robust querying, yet keeps the interface dead simple. Because it’s HTTP-based, you can integrate it into shell prompts, tmux status lines, CI logs, dashboards, or chat bots. ...

...You no longer need to access all your wallets with passwords to simply just check that your money are still there. Cryptocheck also provides a simple profit calculation and history charts mapping your portfolio history. And there is also a server node available! It continuously monitors balances, records history data and sends all the data to your Cryptocheck desktop application. Supported cryptocurrencies: https://sourceforge.net/p/cryptocheck/wiki/Home/#supported-cryptocurrencies For more details about Cryptocheck and how to use it, see wiki: https://sourceforge.net/p/cryptocheck/wiki I am open to add other cryptocurrencies on your request.

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