Crypto portfolio tracker CoinStats has released benchmark results showing its purpose-built AI Agent significantly outperforms deep research tools from tech giants Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic on cryptocurrency-specific queries. The results were published alongside the public beta launch of the CoinStats AI Agent, a research copilot designed specifically for crypto analysis.
In a benchmark using an AI judge to evaluate research quality, CoinStats AI Agent scored 79 out of 100. Google's Gemini Deep Research came in second at 67, followed by OpenAI's ChatGPT Deep Research at 61, and Anthropic's Claude Deep Research at 58. The speed gap was even more pronounced: CoinStats AI Agent returned results in an average of 4 minutes, while Gemini took 23 minutes, Claude 22 minutes, and ChatGPT required 55 minutes.
The benchmark methodology is open source and available on GitHub, allowing for review and replication. The evaluation criteria covered the accuracy, depth, recency, and actionability of crypto research responses.
CoinStats attributes the performance gap to data access. General-purpose AI tools primarily rely on web searches, lacking direct access to on-chain data, exchange-level metrics, derivatives information, and real-time social sentiment. The CoinStats AI Agent is built on a multi-agent architecture that deploys specialized agents in parallel to search real-time news, scan social media, analyze blockchain data, check exchange data, and review the user's portfolio, synthesizing findings into a single output—a process the company calls "agentic orchestration."
The tool is positioned as a research copilot with several core features: Market Research that connects news, derivatives, sentiment, and on-chain activity; On-chain Tracking supporting over 120 blockchains for wallet and whale flow analysis; Social Sentiment Analysis in real-time; Portfolio Analysis integrated with a user's CoinStats holdings; Backtesting for trading strategies; and Code Execution for complex analysis. It generates interactive outputs like charts and tables.
The AI Agent operates in three modes: Deep Research (flagship), Backtesting, and a Fast Mode for simple queries. A separate Private Mode, powered by Venice AI, uses encrypted, decentralized infrastructure to ensure data privacy.
The CoinStats AI Agent is currently available in public beta for Degen and Premium plan users across web, iOS, and Android. CoinStats, founded by Narek Gevorgyan, is leveraging its vertical, crypto-native data access to compete in the AI-powered research tooling space.