Hi everyone, I built Xunqiao to make it easier to follow breaking news across crypto and U.S. stocks and trace headlines back to their original sources.
900+ sources, including media outlets and official announcements
More than 100 updates in a recent rolling one-hour window
Free live news in the original language, with no account required
Paid read-only news API, included with a Premium subscription
What you can do with Xunqiao
Browse live news and official updates. Media coverage and official announcements have separate feeds. Filter by topic or channel, search the past three days, and open an item to check its timestamp and original source when available.
Read translations and event analysis. Switch between the original text and English or Chinese translations. AI-curated stories highlight why an event matters, which assets may be affected, and what still needs to be verified. You can also browse macro events with an ongoing impact.
See news alongside market charts. View quotes and candlestick charts for cryptocurrencies, U.S. stocks, and tokenized U.S. stocks. Search by name or ticker, build a watchlist, and open event markers on the chart to see what happened before and after a headline.
Follow the macro calendar. Track central bank meetings, inflation and employment releases, and earnings dates. Confirmed and tentative dates are marked separately. You can also revisit past events and related research.
Bring a story into the AI research workspace. Ask follow-up questions about what’s confirmed, what’s inferred, and what to check next. You can connect your own AI model.
Connect the news API to your own tools. Use it in a dashboard, script, or AI workflow. It supports news lists and individual stories, plus cursor-based updates for new stories, corrections, and withdrawals.
Open the free live feed
https://xunqiao.qq10.fun/newsIf you already follow several news feeds, try picking one headline and tracing it back to the source. Which sources would you like us to add? What else would you want to see alongside a headline?
