A wave of crypto companies have gone public — Coinbase years ago, Circle more recently — with a line of others behind them. Going public gives a crypto company a stock price to watch — while its community keeps moving with the crypto market.
Vibewatch now tracks stocks, not just tokens. If your company has a ticker, you can watch your share price on the same dashboard as your community sentiment, and still measure that sentiment against the market your audience actually follows.
What shipped
You can show your live stock price next to your community sentiment, and benchmark that sentiment against the crypto Fear & Greed index your audience pays attention to. The asset you track and the index you measure against are separate settings, so a public crypto company can watch its stock and still measure itself against the crypto market. Each price shows its recent move: the 7-day change where we have it, and the 24-hour change where we don't.
Why the benchmark matters
Crypto communities live and die by the market. A sentiment dip during a market-wide drawdown means something very different from one on a green day. When your sentiment holds while the market panics, you can see it — and so can everyone you report to.
A public crypto company sits across two markets at once: the stock trades on one, the community reacts to the other. Tracking the stock while benchmarking against crypto puts both on one screen — the number your IR team watches, next to the vibe your community team reads, measured against the market that actually moves it.
It sets itself up
When you sign up, Vibewatch reads your site, works out whether you're a crypto project or a public company, and finds your token or ticker. If it gets anything wrong, both choices live in Settings — the asset you track and the benchmark you measure against:
- Crypto market: benchmark against the crypto Fear & Greed Index.
- Stock market: benchmark against the standard (CNN) stock-market Fear & Greed Index.
- None: no market comparison at all.
Frequently asked questions
Can a public crypto company track its stock and still compare against the crypto market?
Yes. The asset you track and the index you benchmark against are separate settings, so you can show your stock price on the dashboard while measuring community sentiment against the crypto Fear & Greed index.
How does Vibewatch decide what to show me?
It reads your website when you sign up, classifies you as a crypto project, a public company, or neither, and finds the relevant token or ticker. You can change the tracked asset and the benchmark in Settings at any time.
What if we don't want a market index on the dashboard?
Set the benchmark to none in Settings and the comparison disappears — the sentiment scoring is unchanged either way.
Try it
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