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Be warned: Birdeye.so crypto API sounds nice, but after you ended your account they keep charging your credit card and their customer service never responds again once you left, no response to my 2 emails last weeks. I don’t even have an account anymore, month subscription and ended it after a couple days as the API had flaws. They save your credit card info and use it to charge funds.
I am using the API to gather crypto price data, it all seems to work, do not like that they changed the endpoint pricing without telling, my usage suddenly doubled without warning.
Anyway does work.
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