📰 CryptoPanic News Scraper: No Login, No API Key, Monitor Ready

Full CryptoPanic news and sentiment data, built to monitor Headlines, panic scores, and community sentiment for any coin you track, with no CryptoPanic account needed. Turn on monitor mode and it also flags when coverage on a coin suddenly speeds up.

⚡ Zero setup No CryptoPanic account, no API key, nothing to configure. Hit Start.

📄 Full article text Sentiment, panic score, and the complete article body where the publisher shares it.

🪙 Track many coins List as many tickers as you want. Coverage stays balanced and duplicates are removed.

📡 Built-in monitoring Only-new mode skips stories you already have. A signal flag catches sudden jumps in coverage.

Get CryptoPanic's crypto news as structured data, with zero setup. Point it at CryptoPanic, pick your coins, and get a clean dataset with every story's headline, summary, source, exact publish time, tagged coins, and how the community voted on it. Turn on monitor mode and it also tracks whether coverage on a coin is speeding up or slowing down, run after run. There is no account to create and no key to lose.

🔍 What does this CryptoPanic scraper do?

It collects CryptoPanic's news for each coin you list and merges everything into one de-duplicated dataset. Each story arrives with its headline, a short summary, the publishing source and author, an exact publish timestamp, the coins it was tagged with, and CryptoPanic's own sentiment and panic score where the community has voted. Around half of all stories also carry the full article text.

You can read the plain latest feed or switch to one of CryptoPanic's ranked views such as Rising, Hot, Bullish, or Bearish, and narrow any of them with a keyword.

Turn on monitor mode and every run also returns a signal summary for each coin: how many stories landed, how fast they are arriving compared to that coin's own recent pace, a flag when coverage suddenly doubles, the net bullish versus bearish mood, and which sources are covering it right now.

🎯 Why use it?

You want sentiment data without paying for a second subscription. Vote counts, panic scores, and coin tags normally sit behind a CryptoPanic account. This Actor collects them without one, so there is no key to request and no separate rate limit to manage.

You're tracking news across several coins at once. List BTC, ETH, SOL, or any tickers you follow and get one merged feed. Coverage is spread evenly across your coins, so one busy coin cannot crowd out the rest.

You want to know when something changes, not just get another dump of rows. Turn on monitor mode and schedule the run. Only new stories come back each time, and a signal summary flags the moment news on a coin picks up speed.

🚀 How to use it

STEP 1 List your coins Add tickers like BTC, ETH, SOL, or leave it empty for the general feed.

STEP 2 Pick a feed Stay on Latest, or choose Rising, Hot, Bullish, Bearish, or Important.

STEP 3 Export, or turn on monitoring Download as JSON, CSV, or Excel, or turn on Only new mode and a schedule to track coverage over time.

⚙️ Input

Field	Type	Required	Description
currencies	array of strings	No	Coin tickers to collect news for, for example BTC, ETH, SOL. Leave empty for the general feed.
newsFilter	enum	No	Which feed to read: Latest, Rising, Hot, Bullish, Bearish, Important, or LOL.
searchQuery	string	No	Optional keyword filter, for example ETF or halving.
maxItems	integer	No	Maximum number of unique stories to collect across all coins in this run.
onlyNew	boolean	No	Monitor mode. Skip stories already collected in an earlier run under the same watchlist name, so a schedule never re-delivers or re-bills the same story.
stateName	string	No	Watchlist name that "Only new stories" tracks against. Use a different name for each independent schedule, for example one per coin.
requestDelayMs	integer	No	Pause between requests, in milliseconds.
proxyConfiguration	object	No	Proxy settings. Datacenter is used by default and works reliably.

📦 Output

{
  "id": 33289687,
  "title": "Bitcoin Just Got Its First Quantum-Safe Transaction Without a Soft Fork",
  "url": "https://coinpaprika.com/news/bitcoin-just-got-first-quantum-safe",
  "domain": "coinpaprika.com",
  "publishedAt": "2026-08-28T07:00:00+00:00",
  "cryptopanicUrl": "https://cryptopanic.com/news/33289687/Bitcoin-Just-Got-Its-First-Quantum-Safe-Transaction",
  "description": "StarkWare mined the first quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction on the network's mainnet on 26 August 2026.",
  "content": "StarkWare mined the first quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction on the network's mainnet on 26 August 2026. The method, built by researcher Avihu Levy, protects holdings from future quantum computers without any change to Bitcoin's protocol...",
  "sourceName": "coinpaprika",
  "sourceKind": "feed",
  "author": "coinpaprika",
  "kind": "link",
  "panicScore1h": 3,
  "sentimentLevel": 1,
  "votes": { "total_count": 4, "positive_count": 3, "like_count": 1 },
  "currencies": ["BTC"],
  "imageUrl": "https://content.coinpaprika.com/api/files/news/cover.jpg",
  "matchedQuery": "bitcoin",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-08-28T07:32:32.279Z"
}

Signal summary example (monitor mode)

Turn on monitor mode and each run adds one extra record per coin, alongside the story rows above:

{
  "recordType": "coinSignal",
  "coin": "BTC",
  "postCount": 42,
  "windowStart": "2026-09-30T14:02:00+00:00",
  "windowEnd": "2026-09-30T18:47:00+00:00",
  "postsPerHour": 8.85,
  "baselinePostsPerHour": 4.1,
  "velocityRatio": 2.16,
  "newsVelocitySpike": true,
  "bullishVotes": 61,
  "bearishVotes": 19,
  "importantVotes": 14,
  "netVoteRatio": 0.53,
  "meanPanicScore1h": 3.2,
  "maxPanicScore1h": 9,
  "topDomains": ["coindesk.com", "cointelegraph.com", "decrypt.co"],
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-30T18:47:32.279Z"
}

baselinePostsPerHour and velocityRatio are set to null until a watchlist has a prior run to compare against, so the first run under a new watchlist name reports them as null rather than guessing.

You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

📋 Data table

Story fields

Field	Type	Description
id	integer	CryptoPanic's own story ID, stable across runs.
title	string	The headline.
url	string	Direct link to the original article or post.
domain	string	Domain the story was published on.
cryptopanicUrl	string	Link to the story's CryptoPanic page, where its votes and discussion live.
publishedAt	string	Exact publish time in ISO 8601 format.
description	string	Short summary of the story, where one is published.
content	string	Full article text, for the roughly half of stories whose publisher shares it.
contentHtml	string	The same article with its original formatting and links kept.
sourceName / sourceKind	string	The publisher name, and whether it came from a news feed or a social account.
author	string	Byline, where one is published.
kind	string	Story type, such as a linked article or a post.
panicScore1h	number	CryptoPanic's panic score over the last hour, where enough votes exist.
sentimentLevel	number	Community sentiment rating for the story.
votes	object	Breakdown of community votes, such as positive and like counts.
currencies	array	Coin tickers this story was tagged with.
imageUrl	string	Cover image, where one is published.
matchedQuery	string	Which coin surfaced this story. Absent for the general feed.
scrapedAt	string	When this Actor collected it, in ISO 8601 format.

Signal summary fields (monitor mode)

One extra record per coin per run, marked "recordType": "coinSignal" so it is easy to filter apart from the story rows.

Field	Type	Description
recordType	string	Always coinSignal. Lets you filter these summaries apart from the story rows in the same dataset.
coin	string	Which coin, or feed scope, this signal summarizes.
postCount	integer	Stories collected for this coin in this run.
windowStart / windowEnd	string	Earliest and latest publish time among this run's stories for the coin.
postsPerHour	number	This run's posting rate for the coin.
baselinePostsPerHour	number	The coin's rolling posting rate from earlier monitor runs. Null until a prior run exists.
velocityRatio	number	This run's rate divided by the baseline. Null until a baseline exists.
newsVelocitySpike	boolean	True once coverage on the coin is running at least twice its usual pace.
bullishVotes / bearishVotes / importantVotes	integer	Community vote totals across the coin's stories this run.
netVoteRatio	number	Bullish versus bearish balance, from -1 to 1. Null when no directional votes exist yet.
meanPanicScore1h / maxPanicScore1h	number	Average and peak panic score across the coin's stories this run.
topDomains	array	Sources covering the coin most often this run.
scrapedAt	string	When this Actor built the summary, in ISO 8601 format.

💰 Pricing

This Actor is pay per result. You only pay for the stories you actually collect, an empty run costs nothing, and there is no subscription to manage.

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💡 Tips

• Leave "Coins" empty for the broadest sweep of everything CryptoPanic is publishing right now.
• Use the Bullish and Bearish feeds together to see both sides of the same story cycle for a coin.
• If you want sentiment data, pick a ranked feed. On Rising, nearly every story arrives with vote counts and a panic score, because that feed is ordered by how people voted. On Latest you get the freshest stories, but many are too new for anyone to have voted on yet.
• Ranked feeds also carry full article text more often, so choose Rising or Hot if the article body matters to you.
• Schedule an hourly run and keep only new story IDs if you are building an alert feed.
• Give each coin its own watchlist name in monitor mode if you run them on separate schedules, so their new-story tracking and velocity baselines never mix.

❓ FAQ

Do I need a CryptoPanic account or API key? No. This Actor reads CryptoPanic's public news feed, so there is no account, no key, and no sign-up.

Can I get vote counts and sentiment scores? Yes. Community sentiment, panic score, vote breakdowns, and coin tags are all included, with no API key needed.

Why do some stories have no full article text? CryptoPanic only holds the full body for publishers that share it, which is roughly half of all stories. The rest are link posts where only a headline and summary were published. Requesting those stories individually does not add the text, so this is a limit of what CryptoPanic has rather than of this Actor.

Why do some stories have no panic score or votes? Those values only exist once enough people have voted on a story, so very recent items often have none. This Actor never fills in placeholder values, so the field is simply left out when CryptoPanic has not published it.

Will I get duplicate articles if I list overlapping coins? No. Stories are de-duplicated across every coin in the run, so an article tagged with both BTC and ETH is stored once.

How far back can it go? Each coin feed goes back several hundred stories. Raise "Max items" to collect more, or schedule regular runs to build history over time.

Can I use this to monitor coins over time, instead of pulling data once? Yes. Turn on "Only new stories since last run," give it a watchlist name, and schedule the run. Each run returns just the new stories, plus a signal summary showing whether coverage on that coin is speeding up, slowing down, or holding steady.

What is the signal summary record? One extra row per coin on every run, separate from the story rows and marked accordingly. It reports how many stories came in, how that compares to the coin's own recent pace, a flag when coverage more than doubles, and the overall bullish versus bearish mood.

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