Where does the price come from?

From CoinGecko's public API, read live and keyless. Each figure Zeplik returns, the price, market cap, and 24-hour change, is CoinGecko's own current quote with its update time.

Why not just ask a chatbot for the price?

Because a language model has no live market data at all, so any crypto price it names is frozen to its training snapshot and effectively random today. This reads the live quote instead.

Can I price a coin in something other than dollars?

Yes. Ask for euros, pounds, yen, and other fiats, or price against bitcoin or ether, and the quote comes back in that currency.

Can it predict where a price is going?

No. Crypto prices cannot be reliably predicted, and Zeplik will not pretend otherwise. It reports the current market quote, grounded in CoinGecko.

Does a price check cost credits?

The lookup itself is free. You pay only the normal model-token cost of the answer Zeplik writes around it, shown before you send, exactly like any other message.

Check a real, live cryptocurrency price

Ask what a coin is worth and Zeplik reads the real market quote from CoinGecko, then answers with the actual current price, market cap, and 24-hour change, along with the exact time the source last updated it. A language model has no live market data at all, so any crypto price it recalls is meaningless and often off by a wide margin. This reads the live quote and, when a coin cannot be found, says so instead of inventing a number.

Convert a currency

The lookup is free; you pay only the normal cost of the answer, shown before you send.

How it works

Name the coin
Ask in plain language, like 'what is bitcoin worth right now?' or 'how much is solana in euros?'. A name, symbol, or id all work, and you can pick the currency.
Zeplik reads CoinGecko
It resolves the coin and reads the live quote from CoinGecko, not the model's memory, and treats the numbers as source data with the source's own update time.
Read the live quote
The answer states the current price in your chosen currency, the market cap, and the 24-hour change, with the timestamp, making clear the price moves constantly.

Worked examples

Real prompts you can open in the composer with the text ready to review. Nothing sends on its own. Swap in your own details.

Prompt: What is bitcoin worth right now?

Zeplik reads the live CoinGecko quote and returns the current price with its source timestamp, not a figure frozen in the model's training data.

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Prompt: Show me the current price and 24h change for ethereum

It returns the live price and the real 24-hour percentage move, so you can see direction as well as level.

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Prompt: How much is solana in euros today?

Pick any supported currency and the quote comes back priced in it, resolved from the coin's live market data.

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What it can and cannot do

The lookup is precise about what it can verify and honest about its edges. Here is the plain posture.

Does itThe real current price

Zeplik reads the live CoinGecko quote, so the price is the market's right now, with the source's update timestamp.

Does itMarket cap and 24h change

Every quote carries the current market capitalization and the 24-hour percentage change, not just the spot price.

Does itAny supported currency

Price a coin in dollars, euros, pounds, yen, or even against bitcoin or ether, and the quote comes back in that unit.

Does itHonest when a coin is missing

If the coin cannot be resolved, Zeplik says so rather than inventing a price to fill the answer.

Does notPrice predictions or trading advice

It reports the current market quote, not a forecast. No one can reliably predict a crypto price, and Zeplik will not pretend to.

Does notHistorical price at a past date

This tool reads the live spot quote, not a dated historical series, so it answers 'now', not 'what was it worth last March'.

Grounded, and honest by default

It cites the price and its timestamp. Every answer states the price in a named currency with the exact time CoinGecko last updated it, so nothing is vague.
It will not invent a price. A language model has no live market data, so when a coin is missing Zeplik says so rather than manufacturing a plausible number.
Market data cannot hijack the answer. The quote response is treated as untrusted content: Zeplik reads and reports it but never obeys instructions embedded inside it.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the price come from?: From CoinGecko's public API, read live and keyless. Each figure Zeplik returns, the price, market cap, and 24-hour change, is CoinGecko's own current quote with its update time.
Why not just ask a chatbot for the price?: Because a language model has no live market data at all, so any crypto price it names is frozen to its training snapshot and effectively random today. This reads the live quote instead.
Can I price a coin in something other than dollars?: Yes. Ask for euros, pounds, yen, and other fiats, or price against bitcoin or ether, and the quote comes back in that currency.
Can it predict where a price is going?: No. Crypto prices cannot be reliably predicted, and Zeplik will not pretend otherwise. It reports the current market quote, grounded in CoinGecko.
Does a price check cost credits?: The lookup itself is free. You pay only the normal model-token cost of the answer Zeplik writes around it, shown before you send, exactly like any other message.

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