I will scrape any crypto website, dexscreener, dextools, polymarket
About this Gig
Need any bulk crypto data from a particular or any source that don't make it easy? I extract structured data from complex, JS-heavy and high-traffic crypto sources.
I'm a full-stack developer with deep experience in data pipelines, automation, and crypto market analytics. I build scrapers that handle dynamic content, pagination, rate limits, and large data volumes without breaking.
- Bulk data extraction from any crypto website or platform
- Handles JavaScript-rendered pages, pagination, and large datasets
- Clean, structured export - Excel (.xlsx), CSV, or JSON
- Token prices, volumes, wallet data, on-chain stats, listings, or custom fields
- Scheduled or one-time extraction available
- Delivered fast, with a sample preview before final delivery
Token & coin data · Market listings & rankings · Wallet/on-chain data · NFT marketplace data · DeFi protocol stats · News & sentiment feeds · Custom data points from any source
Message me with the website and the exact data fields you need before ordering - I'll confirm feasibility and the right package for your volume.
Technology:
JavaScript
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Python
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Excel
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Puppeteer
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Beautiful soup
Technique:
Automated
My Portfolio
FAQ
What websites or sources can you scrape?
Crypto exchanges, market trackers, DeFi dashboards, NFT marketplaces, on-chain explorers, and news/listing sites. Send me the link and the data fields you need — I'll confirm feasibility before you order.
Can you handle sites that load data dynamically (JavaScript)?
Yes, I use headless browser automation for JS-rendered pages, infinite scroll, and pagination, so the data comes through complete even when it's not in the page's raw HTML.
How much data can you extract?
Basic and Standard cover up to 5,000 and 50,000 records. For larger volumes or recurring extraction, Premium includes a custom tool built for ongoing/unlimited use.
Will the data be clean and ready to use?
Yes, I deduplicate, standardize formatting, and handle missing fields before delivery. You get a usable file, not raw unstructured output.

