CryptoFumble — What Could You Have Made?
Calculate exactly what you missed in crypto.
What it does
CryptoFumble shows you exactly what your money would be worth today if you'd bought any coin, any amount, on any date. Type in your regret, get a receipt. Live prices from CoinGecko, plus a shareable "proof of regret" card for when the number gets ridiculous.
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Pick a coin, an amount, and a date you didn't buy — find out exactly what that decision cost you. Painful, but useful. Prices flow through our own caching proxy (Netlify function → CoinGecko), with a fallback to a direct call and then to demo data if everything else is unavailable. The source is always shown on the receipt. Stored only in this browser, on this device — clear your browser data and it's gone. Not synced anywhere, not investment advice. Live prices come from CoinGecko, through our own caching proxy. If the live API is briefly unavailable, the calculator falls back to an approximate historical dataset for a handful of major coins — clearly marked "OFFLINE DEMO DATA" right on…from cryptofumble.com
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