Stack

This page lists tools and services I actively use as part of the SwapHunt workflows.

Nothing here is theoretical. Everything listed is something I rely on in practice.

Development

Tools used to design, build, and maintain systems and APIs.

  • Claude (claude.ai / Claude Code) Primary reasoning and drafting tool. Used for system design, long-form thinking, and code review.
  • ChatGPT Secondary perspective for comparison, edge cases, and alternative approaches.
  • Gemini Used occasionally for cross-checking and different model behavior.
  • Visual Studio Code Main editor. Lightweight, predictable, and extensible without getting in the way.
  • GitHub Source control, issue tracking, and long-term system memory.

Research & Market Data

Sources used for reference data and market context.

  • CoinGecko Baseline market data, listings, and historical context. Used as a reference layer, not for signals.
  • DexScreener Widely used DEX market explorer. Useful for real-time visibility into on-chain pairs, liquidity, and transaction flow across multiple chains.

Infrastructure

Core infrastructure components behind SwapHunt systems.

  • Cloudflare DNS, DDoS protection, and edge-level reliability. Chosen for stability and control.
  • Docker All services and workers run containerized. Enables isolation, repeatability, and easy scaling.

Exchanges & Execution

Platforms used for liquidity, execution, and on-chain interactions.

  • Binance Deep liquidity, reliable infrastructure, and mature API.
  • MEXC Wide altcoin coverage, fast listings, and active trading community.
  • AsterDEX Decentralized exchange for specific on-chain interactions. Evaluated conservatively.

Swaps

Non-custodial swap services used for cross-chain execution. No registration required for most.

P2P Lending

Platforms used for conservative yield strategies.

  • Esketit Structured P2P lending with defined risk boundaries.
  • Lendermarket Alternative platform for diversification across lending structures.

Writing & Publishing

Places where longer-form thinking is published.

  • Medium Long-form articles and technical writing.
  • HackerNoon Tech-focused publishing for a developer and crypto-native audience.

This list changes over time based on actual usage, not trends or sponsorships. Some links are referral links — only for tools already in active use.