Crypto link page: token, wallet, community
Crypto projects have an address problem. The contract lives on an explorer, the price on an aggregator, the conversation on Telegram, announcements on X — and all of it gets retyped by hand into bios that are too short. One page fixes that.
What the token module shows
You enter the contract address and the chain. The page then shows the price, with a buy button pointing at the exchange of your choice. The contract address copies in one tap — that is the first thing your visitors do, so it may as well be easy.
Receiving tips
The wallet block shows your receiving address with a copy button. No intermediary, no commission taken: funds go straight to your address.
The rest of the page is still a page
A crypto project is not only a token. You have announcements to publish, a community to gather, links to your networks. The articles, community and poll blocks do that, and sit in whatever order you choose.
And for anyone with no use for crypto: these blocks stay off, appearing neither on your page nor in your editor.
Free, and no data selling
All of the above is free. No paid tier, no cut of your tips, no data resale. That matters more here than elsewhere: visitors to a crypto page are, quite rightly, wary.
A word of caution
Displaying a price and a buy link does not make you a financial adviser, and stanmaxx is not one either. Prices come from public sources and may be wrong or stale. Always check a contract address on an explorer before buying anything.
Frequently asked questions
Which chains are supported?
The module reads prices from public aggregators; the contract address and chain are set in the editor.
Do you take a commission on tips?
No. Your receiving address is shown as-is; funds do not pass through us.
Can I hide the crypto blocks?
Yes, they are off by default and only appear if you switch them on.