Overview
Nexus Cardano Market is a free website that lets anyone check token prices, watch trades as they happen, and browse NFT sales and voting data from one menu1. Traders use it to compare prices and momentum across tokens, while curious holders use it to see what is moving and who is trading. Nothing needs installing: the data loads in the browser.
The site covers the Cardano market and is the public face of Nexus, a paid data service built by A.D. Labs, the team behind GeroWallet2. Nexus is an API, meaning a data feed that other apps plug into, and GeroWallet's own prices and swap routing run on it2. The market table and the swap feed both end with a short note that the data on screen is available through that API, with a free trial before a monthly plan1,3.
Key Features
- Token prices side by side. The main table lists Cardano tokens in ADA or US dollars, with price changes from one hour to 30 days, trading volume, liquidity, and a Low, Med or High risk label1.
- Visual market views. A bubble chart and an RSI map make standout movers easy to spot. RSI is a momentum score based on how strongly a token's price has risen or fallen recently, and the map sorts tokens into overbought, neutral and oversold groups. A Fear and Greed gauge sums up overall mood1.
- Trades as they happen. The Live page streams swaps from Cardano's decentralized exchanges, showing buy or sell, price, size, exchange and wallet, with filters that hide smaller trades3.
- NFT floors and sales. The NFT page ranks collections by volume, floor price (the cheapest listing) and sales, and shows recent on-chain sales from the jpg.store marketplace for any collection you pick4.
- Liquidity and governance tables. A DeFi leaderboard ranks wallets by the pool shares they hold5, and a governance browser lists DReps, the representatives ADA holders delegate votes to, plus proposals and the constitution6.
What to Expect
Nexus Cardano Market works like a stock-tracking site for Cardano. It opens on the token table, with a trending strip across the top and buttons that filter for gainers or top volume. A switch flips prices between ADA and dollars, and a watchlist keeps favorite tokens close1. A separate ADA page shows Cardano's own coin on a candle chart, where each bar shows the opening, closing, high and low price, with views from 15 minutes to a week7.
Nexus Cardano Market shows market data rather than your own balances. A Connect Wallet button sits in the header, and a banner points to Gero Dashboard, the GeroWallet app, for tracking a personal portfolio1. The governance pages link out to gov.tools for anyone who wants to take part in voting6.
For developers, the site doubles as a live demo. The Partners page pitches the same feed as a Cardano market data API, covering prices, price candles, holder lists, wallet profit and loss, and NFT sales8. Nexus also serves Bitcoin and Midnight data2, though this website sticks to Cardano1. Plans are flat monthly tiers, with market data sold as an add-on to the core service9. The Cardano Developer Portal lists Nexus among its hosted data providers10.
