TerminalFeed is a free, real-time data dashboard built for developers, traders, and the genuinely curious. It pulls from 30+ live data sources and displays them on a single dark, terminal-themed page. Think of it as a Bloomberg Terminal without the $25,000 price tag. No account required, no paywall, no tracking cookies.
Track the Bitcoin price in real time via Binance WebSocket with one-second updates on desktop. Monitor the top cryptocurrency movers sorted by 24-hour change, BTC network stats including block height, mempool size, hashrate, and transaction fees. Check the Crypto Fear and Greed Index, global crypto market cap, BTC dominance, and daily trading volume. Watch large whale transactions on the Bitcoin network as they happen. Follow stock market movers, forex currency pairs, commodity prices, and global market hours across exchanges worldwide.
TerminalFeed aggregates tech and AI headlines from Hacker News, Reddit, and curated RSS feeds. Stream Wikipedia edits in real time. Monitor earthquake activity from USGS with live seismic event data. Track global disaster alerts via GDACS, upcoming space launches, cybersecurity threats from URLhaus and ThreatFox, prediction market odds from Polymarket, service status for GitHub, Cloudflare, Discord, and OpenAI, and more. Every panel updates automatically so the page always reflects what is happening right now.
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TerminalFeed includes a suite of free, client-side developer tools: JSON formatter, Base64 encoder and decoder, UUID generator, Unix timestamp converter, JWT decoder, regex tester, and more. All tools run in the browser with no signup required. For programmatic access, every data feed is available through the free TerminalFeed API at terminalfeed.io/api with endpoints for Bitcoin price, stocks, crypto movers, earthquakes, weather, news, and a one-call world briefing used by AI agents for real-time context.
TerminalFeed is part of a network of independent data platforms. Visit TensorFeed.ai for AI news aggregation and intelligence tracking, or Phreak.fm for hacker culture, phreaking history, and underground tech.