Scrape the Latest Cointelegraph News
Muhammet Akkurt
Pull the newest articles from Cointelegraph as structured data: headline, summary, author, tags, publish date and article URL. Schedule it to keep a fresh crypto news feed in JSON, CSV or Google Sheets, a structured alternative to Cointelegraph's RSS feed.
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Yes, but RSS items carry no view counts or structured fields. This task works as an RSS alternative, returning the latest articles with title, lead, author, category, views and full text.
Schedule this task hourly or daily. With the search query left empty it returns the newest articles; send them to Slack, email, a webhook or Google Sheets with Apify integrations.
Yes. Choose a language edition such as Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Chinese or Arabic, and the task returns that edition's articles.
Yes. Enter a keyword such as 'bitcoin ETF' in Search query, or set Search mode to tag and use a tag slug, to get matching articles instead of the latest feed.
Title, lead text, URL, author, category, publish date, view count and, when enabled, the full article text, ready for sentiment analysis, AI summaries or a news dashboard.