The tool library

Check crypto prices.
Try your own numbers.

Look up a coin or token pool, try a calculation with your own numbers, or check a conversion or network label. These tools explain where their figures come from and what the result can tell you.

9 tools available.

LIVE / Token pool data

Read token pool data

Enter a token contract and network, then choose a pool. Read its price, liquidity and valuation, with CAD estimates from a dated exchange rate.

Understand market cap and liquidity

How it works
Your contract + network → selected poolPool figures in USD
Open the live pool reader ↗
01 / Valuation

Market cap & token supply

Change the supply and market cap to see what happens to the token price. Compare circulating market cap with fully diluted valuation (FDV).

See what happens when tokens unlock

Illustrative example
100m tokens → 160m at a $2m cap$0.0125 per token
Open supply calculator ↗
03 / Risk planning

Position size & risk

Enter the amount you plan to risk, your buy and stop prices, and fees. Calculate a position size within the cash you enter. A stop does not guarantee your exit price.

Compare risk, reward and win rate

Illustrative example
$100 budget, $1 stop distance, no fees100 tokens, if your cash covers the purchase
Open position-size calculator ↗
06 / Network utility

Compare transfer-network labels

Compare the sending and receiving network labels before a transfer. A match does not verify the token, address or transaction.

Understand the network labels

Illustrative example
Sending and receiving labels differStop and check the route
Go to network comparison ↗

Supporting utilities

Before a conversion or transfer.

These two helpers use values or labels you supply. Neither connects to a wallet or checks a real transaction.

03

From a balance
to a CAD estimate.

This CAD crypto calculator applies your rate, a percentage fee on the gross CAD value, and a fixed CAD fee. It assumes you can sell the entered USDC amount at the rate you enter.

Use the rate and fee basis from the same quote. If a network fee is deducted in crypto first, subtract it from the amount before entering that amount here.

See the calculation

Gross CAD = USDC amount × CAD per USDC.
Percentage fee = gross CAD × fee % ÷ 100.
Net CAD = gross CAD − percentage fee − fixed CAD fee.

Example: 500 × 1.35 = 675.00. A 1% fee is 6.75; a 2.00 fixed fee leaves 666.25 CAD.

Read the USDC guide
CAD net receipt estimatorIllustrative

What could be left after conversion and fees? Replace every example with your own quoted figures.

USDC
CAD
%
CAD

Illustrative net receipt

CA$666.25
Gross CA$675.00Fees CA$8.75

Example rate, not a live quote. USDC is linked to the US dollar, not CAD. The estimate excludes tax, price changes and any fee you have not entered. A negative result means the entered fees exceed the gross value.

04

Check the route
at both ends.

Some assets exist on several networks. Select the two labels exactly as they appear on your screens. A mismatch is a reason to stop.

The list is illustrative, not a claim that any token or platform supports every listed network. A match is only one check in the transfer process.

Understand TRC20 and ERC20
Network label checkEducational

Compare the exact labels shown on the sending and receiving screens. This tool compares your selections; it cannot verify support on a platform.

Select both labels to compare them.
  1. Confirm the same asset and its exact token version at both ends.
  2. Confirm the receiving platform supports deposits on this network.
  3. Check the address, minimum, required memo and withdrawal fee.

Matching labels do not prove a transfer is safe. The same token name or a similar-looking address does not establish network compatibility. Do not send based on this result alone.