Eric Kouassi

Hey everyone, glad to finally be here.

I'm Konka, a solo founder with an engineering background, and I trade crypto with my own money. For a long time I kept losing it the same two ways: buying tokens on hype right before they faded, and holding ones that got quietly delisted while I wasn't watching.

So I built the tool I wished existed. 95Crypto tracks what exchanges actually do (new listings, delisting's, margin changes) and turns it into one daily risk-on / risk-off signal across thousands of tokens. The bet is that exchange behavior is a leading signal, it tends to show up before the price does.

It went live on Product Hunt today, which is equal parts exciting and terrifying. The part I care about most is that the track record is graded honestly, hits and misses both, because I'm tired of crypto tools that only show their wins.

Hey Product Hunt!

I m Eric, an independent full-stack web developer. I m completely obsessed with building lightweight, zero-friction Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and open-source APIs that solve everyday problems without the bloat of heavy app store downloads.

Over the years, I ve built and shipped dozens of independent projects ranging from utility tools (like driver pay calculators and email duplicate finders) to interactive games, financial trackers, niche database APIs, and faith-based habit apps.

I love exploring clean UX, automated data delivery, and fast browser performance. I m here to connect with the community, chat about lean development, and support fellow creators on their launch journeys.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I'm Eric, and I m currently putting the finishing touches on a project I ve been building called Daily Rosary (https://dailyrosary.cf/).

The inspiration came from a personal frustration: I wanted to build a consistent daily prayer routine, but every time I opened my phone to find an audio guide or a video track, I found myself wading through social media notifications, heavy app downloads, or disruptive ads. The friction was ruining the focus.

So, I built a lightweight web app that does two things perfectly: