Etherscan Scraper exports top ETH holders, gas tracker snapshots, and token leaderboard rows from public Etherscan pages. It helps crypto analysts, builders, and ops teams get clean datasets without an Etherscan API key.
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Hey Product Hunt,
I built Etherscan Scraper as part of my Apify actor portfolio.
It turns public Etherscan pages into clean datasets: top ETH holders, gas tracker snapshots, and Ethereum token leaderboard rows. You can run it from Apify, schedule it, export JSON or CSV, or call it through the API.
No Etherscan API key, login, cookies, or wallet connection needed.
If you try it, please let me know what you think 🫡
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being able to schedule these scrapes on a cron or trigger them via webhook would honestly save me a ton of time, since right now i have to run it manually every time i want fresh data.
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Skipped my usual Etherscan API key hassle and just pulled a token leaderboard straight into a clean CSV, which saved me an embarrassing amount of time on a Friday. The gas tracker snapshot was a nice touch too.
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honestly this is pretty useful, but one thing i'd love to see is scheduled snapshots that automatically save the top holders list every day or week, so you can actually track how wallets are moving over time instead of just grabbing a one-off export
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Honestly the choice to skip the API key requirement is pretty smart, makes it way easier to spin up quick datasets without dealing with rate limits or signup friction. Clean idea for anyone doing on-chain research.
being able to schedule these scrapes on a cron or trigger them via webhook would honestly save me a ton of time, since right now i have to run it manually every time i want fresh data.
Skipped my usual Etherscan API key hassle and just pulled a token leaderboard straight into a clean CSV, which saved me an embarrassing amount of time on a Friday. The gas tracker snapshot was a nice touch too.
honestly this is pretty useful, but one thing i'd love to see is scheduled snapshots that automatically save the top holders list every day or week, so you can actually track how wallets are moving over time instead of just grabbing a one-off export
Honestly the choice to skip the API key requirement is pretty smart, makes it way easier to spin up quick datasets without dealing with rate limits or signup friction. Clean idea for anyone doing on-chain research.