Burokku vs CoinStats: tracking crypto, or watching it for you?
CoinStats reads more chains and exchanges than most trackers. Burokku adds liquidation alerts, automations, trading and 32 tools. How they compare in 2026.
Updated Nov 9, 2026Facts checked Nov 8, 2026
In short
CoinStats is one of the broadest trackers there is: 120+ chains, 51 exchanges including Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster, DeFi positions, an AI agent and highly rated apps. It syncs exchanges once a day unless you ask, and it stops at showing you. Burokku reads fewer chains, refreshes every few minutes, and goes on to act: alerts before a loan or a perp is liquidated, on Telegram, push or email; trading on exchanges and perp DEXes; automations and a liquidation guard; approval revoking and 32 tools. If you want the widest coverage in a polished app, CoinStats is strong. If you want your portfolio watched and handled, choose Burokku.
| Feature | Burokku | CoinStats |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | ||
| All your accounts in one total | Yeswallets on every chain, exchanges and holdings added by hand | YesDeFi counts only if you turn it on |
| Wallets | Yes60+ chains, with Solana and Bitcoin | Yes120+ chains, with Solana and Bitcoin |
| Exchange accounts | Yes10+ exchanges, read-only keys | Yes51 in its list, mostly by API key |
| Perp DEX positions | YesHyperliquid, Lighter, Aster | YesHyperliquid, Lighter, Aster |
| DeFi positions | Yeslending, liquidity, staking, with health factors | Yeswith a health rate |
| How often exchanges update | Every few minutes while you look | Once a day, or when you force a sync |
| What it tells you | ||
| Price alerts | Yes | Yes |
| Liquidation and health factor alerts | Yesloans on Aave and Morpho, and perps | Nonone found |
| Risky approval alerts | Yes | Nonone found |
| Wallet activity alerts | Yes | PartlyEVM wallets, on mobile, from Premium |
| Where alerts reach you | Telegram, push and email | Push on your devices and the web |
| What you can do from it | ||
| Swaps and bridges | Yessigned in your own wallet | Partlyswaps on 11 EVM chains |
| Trade on exchanges and perp DEXes | Yespriced orders, stop-loss and take-profit | Nonone found |
| Revoke approvals | Yes | Nonone found |
| Automations | Yesworkflows, recurring buys, a liquidation guard | Nonone found |
| AI assistant | YesBurokku AI, from your own data | YesAI Agent, on Premium and Degen |
| Other tools | Yes32, from limit orders to emergency mode | Partlystuck funds, exit targets, token risks |
| Tax report | YesPDF and CSV | Partlythrough CoinLedger; CSV export |
| Apps and price | ||
| Apps | Partlyinstalls from your browser on any device; store apps coming | YesiOS, Android, web and a Chrome extension |
| Price | Free; Pro from $12 a month | Free; Premium from $15.99 a month |
CoinStats and Burokku both put your wallets and exchanges in one view. CoinStats aims to read everything, everywhere, and show it well. Burokku reads less widely, and spends its effort on what happens next: watching it, warning you and helping you act.
What each one reads
CoinStats has the broader reach. Its help centre lists 120+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin (including BRC-20 and Runes), and 51 exchanges, among them Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster. It reads DeFi positions with a health rate. Two things to know: DeFi isn't counted in your total unless you turn it on, and connected accounts sync once every 24 hours unless you force a sync. Several exchanges share only part of your history.
Burokku reads 60+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin, DeFi positions with their health factors, Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster, and 10+ exchanges through read-only keys, refreshed every few minutes while you look. Everything counts in one net worth, without counting the same coin twice, and you can add holdings by hand. If an exchange you use isn't on Burokku's list yet, CoinStats may well have it.
Alerts
CoinStats sends price alerts, market cap and volume alerts, and, from Premium, alerts for activity in EVM wallets on mobile, as push notifications on your devices and the web. We found no liquidation or approval alerts.
Burokku keeps checking your accounts and reaches you on Telegram, push or email: when a loan on Aave or Morpho nears liquidation, an open perp gets close to its liquidation price on any venue, a risky approval appears, one coin becomes too much of your net worth, or money moves in a wallet you watch. Each alert says what would fix it.
Acting on it
CoinStats swaps tokens on 11 EVM chains and lets you deposit into a few earn products. We found no trading on exchanges, no bridges and no way to revoke approvals.
Burokku lets you swap and bridge from your own wallets, including between EVM chains and Solana; trade on exchanges and perp DEXes with stop-loss and take-profit; revoke approvals; and run automations, such as recurring buys, or a guard that repays or tops up a loan before it's at risk. Every order is priced and checked against your limits, and automations that trade, or orders over $1,000, ask for your passkey.
AI
Both have one. CoinStats' AI Agent, on Premium and Degen, does research and backtesting and answers questions about your holdings. Burokku AI answers from your own accounts, across every wallet and venue, and drafts workflows and swaps for you to review; you accept them, or you don't.
What Burokku adds
Warnings before it's too late. Liquidation alerts for loans and perps on every venue, and risky approval alerts, where you'll see them.
Security across all your wallets. An approvals scanner with batched revokes, a wallet check-up with a score and fixes in order, a signature decoder and link check before you sign, and emergency mode that revokes everything and moves funds to safety when a wallet is compromised.
32 tools in one place. Limit orders, recurring buys, a rebalancer, a yield finder, a liquidity manager, a rewards hub, recover funds left behind in old bridges and stake (and claim them from Burokku where it can), an airdrop checker, token unlocks and a tax report with PDF and CSV exports.
Price
CoinStats Basic is free, with up to 10 portfolios. Premium is $15.99 a month or $167.99 a year; Degen is $89 a month or $755 a year; Team is priced on request.
Burokku is free to use, and during early access every account has everything. After that, Free keeps 3 accounts and 5 price alerts; Pro is $16 a month, or $12 a month paid yearly, for 15 accounts, alerts while you're away and a yearly tax report; Max is $49 a month for active traders. Swaps carry a fee from 0.85% on Free down to 0.25% on Max. See pricing for the full list.
Which one fits you
Burokku fits if
- You have loans or perps and want to hear before they're at risk, wherever you are
- You want balances that are minutes old, not a day old
- You want to act from the same place: trade, revoke, automate
- You want security tools across all your wallets: approvals, check-ups, emergency mode
CoinStats fits if
- You use exchanges or chains Burokku doesn't read yet
- You mostly want to look at your portfolio, not act on it
- You want native apps on your phone, watch and browser today
- You track NFTs, ETFs or prediction markets alongside crypto
Questions
- Is CoinStats free?
- Basic is free, with up to 10 portfolios and 20,000 transactions. Premium costs $15.99 a month or $167.99 a year and Degen $89 a month or $755 a year, in the US; Team is priced on request. The trial needs a yearly plan.
- How often does CoinStats update my exchanges?
- CoinStats syncs connected portfolios automatically once every 24 hours, and you can force a sync yourself. Some exchanges also share only part of your history with it. Burokku refreshes balances every few minutes while you're looking.
- Does CoinStats count DeFi in my total?
- Only if you turn on its option to include DeFi in the total. Burokku always counts DeFi and perp positions, without counting the same coin twice.
- Does CoinStats have AI?
- Yes. Its AI Agent, on Premium and Degen, does research, backtesting and answers about your holdings. Burokku AI answers from your own accounts too, and also drafts workflows and swaps for you to review and accept. Neither signs or sends on its own.
- Can Burokku move my funds?
- Not by itself. Wallets are watched by address, and an exchange key that can withdraw is refused. You sign transactions in your own wallet, and anything that lets Burokku act for you, like an automation that trades, stays within your limits and asks for your passkey.
We make Burokku, so we aren’t neutral. We checked what this page says about other products against their own pages on Nov 8, 2026. If something has changed, tell us.