Bitcoin Tools Directory Website, A Safe Hub for Useful Tools

[Dareo]

Bitcoin Tools Directory
A clean, ad-free collection of trusted Bitcoin resources

About the Website

I recently turned my list of Bitcoin resources into a small standalone website.
And since I don't have enough funding, I have deployed my website on a free hosting site. If everyone likes this work in the future, maybe I will do dedicated hosting and domain.

• No ads
• Fast, lightweight design  
• Just a clean directory of trustworthy Bitcoin tools.
• no tracking

Website: https://bitcointoolsdirectory.onrender.com

Categories Included

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• Blockchain Explorers

Mempool.space, Blockstream, Blockchair, TX decoders

• Fee Estimation Tools

Mempool analytics, fee forecasts, cheapest timing windows

• Wallet Safety Tools

WalletScrutiny, BIP39 checks, BTCRecover, Sparrow

• Lightning Network Tools

Node explorers, channel stats, routing analysis

• Privacy & Heuristics

KYCP, Tor, heuristic scoring, CoinJoin metrics

• KYC-Free Platforms

HODLHODL, Peach, CCECash

• Scam Checkers

Chainabuse, Arkham Intel

• Wallet List (Verified Links Only)

Electrum, Bitcoin Core, Trezor, Ledger, Sparrow

More will be added..

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Feedback Welcome

If you know a tool that should be added or see something outdated  feel free to give feedback.  
I’ll keep the directory updated as the ecosystem evolves.

Thanks to everyone who supported the original idea.

[SFR10]

If you know a tool that should be added or see something outdated  feel free to give feedback.  

Before I mention some useful tools that are missing, I'd like to point out that, given Ledger's poor reputation in the community ^{[e.g. Ledger Recovery - Send your (encrypted) recovery phrase to 3rd parties entities]}, it's best not to include them in your directory.

Other useful tools

• Scam Alert
• BitcoinWhosWho
• Jameson Lopp's Metal Bitcoin Seed Storage Reviews
• Dave's Wallet Recovery Services ^{[ann thread]}
• Coin ATM Radar
• CoinPaprika

[Dareo]

Before I mention some useful tools that are missing, I'd like to point out that, given Ledger's poor reputation in the community ^{[e.g. Ledger Recovery - Send your (encrypted) recovery phrase to 3rd parties entities]}, it's best not to include them in your directory.

Thank you for giving new suggestions. Due to busy schedule, I did not have the opportunity to give this development at this time, sorry for that.
So according to your suggestion, I have removed Ledger. And I have added these five sites according to their categories.

• Scam Alert
• BitcoinWhosWho
• Jameson Lopp's Metal Bitcoin Seed Storage Reviews
• Dave's Wallet Recovery Services
• Coin ATM Radar
• CoinPaprika

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Before you start doing anything here, my suggestion is to register your original domain. Maybe it's easiest for you now to use a subdomain, but after some time, you'll want to do something more, and you'll be limited.
So, it's better to start in the right way and before you put in too much effort.

Website: https://bitcointoolsdirectory.onrender.com

[Dareo]

Before you start doing anything here, my suggestion is to register your original domain. Maybe it's easiest for you now to use a subdomain, but after some time, you'll want to do something more, and you'll be limited.
So, it's better to start in the right way and before you put in too much effort.

Website: https://bitcointoolsdirectory.onrender.com

Actually, Currently I don't have much budget to maintain a new domain and hosting. I basically built the website out of my curiosity. But yes, when I have the proper ability, I will definitely be ready to register the domain. Until then, consider this as a beta project.


Anyway, I was sitting down to work after a long time.
Newly added https://b1exch.io.

[SFR10]

Anyway, I was sitting down to work after a long time.
Newly added https://b1exch.io.

You can find a few more low-KYC and KYC-Free exchanges on "KYCnot.me" as well
^{- BTW, it'd be better if you could tidy up the search result by not showing the other categories that have nothing in them and a small report button on each of these listings might come in handy (e.g., WhatTheFee appears to be down).}