Web Snack is a free daily crypto newsletter that covers Bitcoin, ETF flows, on-chain metrics, and macro context — in 5 minutes, every weekday morning. No hype, no signals, no ads.

Yes, Web Snack is completely free. No paid tiers, no premium content — just a clean daily briefing delivered to your inbox.

Who is Web Snack for?

Web Snack is for retail investors, TradFi-curious readers, and anyone who wants to stay informed about crypto without the noise — no maximalism, no speculation, just clear data-driven analysis.

How often is Web Snack published?

Web Snack is published every weekday morning, before markets open.

What topics does Web Snack cover?

Each edition covers Bitcoin price action, ETF flow data, on-chain metrics, macro context (Fed, DXY, equities), and top movers — everything you need in one place.

You can subscribe for free at websnack.org/subscribe. Enter your email and you'll get the next edition delivered to your inbox.

About Web Snack

Web Snack started as a personal solution to a problem I couldn't solve any other way.

I was spending an hour every morning across ten tabs - ETF tracker here, on-chain dashboard there, a Fed statement somewhere, three newsletters that all said different things. By the time I had a picture of what was actually happening, markets had already moved.

So I started writing it up for myself. Then for a few people who asked. Now it goes out every weekday to readers who want the same thing I wanted: one clear brief, no signals, no noise.

Web Snack started as a personal solution to a problem I couldn't solve any other way.

I was spending an hour every morning across ten tabs - ETF tracker here, on-chain dashboard there, a Fed statement somewhere, three newsletters that all said different things. By the time I had a picture of what was actually happening, markets had already moved.

So I started writing it up for myself. Then for a few people who asked. Now it goes out every weekday to readers who want the same thing I wanted: one clear brief, no signals, no noise.

Web Snack started as a personal solution to a problem I couldn't solve any other way.

I was spending an hour every morning across ten tabs - ETF tracker here, on-chain dashboard there, a Fed statement somewhere, three newsletters that all said different things. By the time I had a picture of what was actually happening, markets had already moved.

So I started writing it up for myself. Then for a few people who asked. Now it goes out every weekday to readers who want the same thing I wanted: one clear brief, no signals, no noise.

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Why there are no signals

I don't give trading recommendations. Not because I can't - because I think it's wrong.

If I tell you "buy BTC here" and I'm also holding BTC, I have a conflict of interest. Even if I don't hold it, I'm taking responsibility for your money with incomplete information about your situation.

I have no financial interest in what you do with this information. I'm not affiliated with any exchange, fund, or token project I write about. What you read in Web Snack is what I actually see - nothing more.

I don't give trading recommendations. Not because I can't - because I think it's wrong.

How each issue is built

Every edition covers the same five areas: market snapshot, top movers, ETF flows, on-chain metrics, and macro context. The sixth - Deep Dive - goes deeper on one story worth slowing down for.

Data sources are public: CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko for prices, dedicated trackers for ETF flows, public blockchain explorers for on-chain data. I don't use proprietary data, paid feeds, or information from sources I can't verify.

No analysis is presented as a prediction. What you get is what happened - not what I think will happen next.

Every edition covers the same five areas: market snapshot, top movers, ETF flows, on-chain metrics, and macro context. The sixth - Deep Dive - goes deeper on one story worth slowing down for.

No analysis is presented as a prediction. What you get is what happened - not what I think will happen next.

Every edition covers the same five areas: market snapshot, top movers, ETF flows, on-chain metrics, and macro context. The sixth - Deep Dive - goes deeper on one story worth slowing down for.

No analysis is presented as a prediction. What you get is what happened - not what I think will happen next.

Who this is for

Web Snack is for retail investors who hold crypto across multiple chains - BTC, ETH, alts - and don't want to be told what to do with it.

Readers who follow the Fed, watch ETF flows, and want to understand how macro connects to on-chain. Who are tired of hype cycles and ideological debates. Who just want to know what actually happened today.

If that's you, this is for you. - George Webb, founder of Web Snack

Web Snack is for retail investors who hold crypto across multiple chains - BTC, ETH, alts - and don't want to be told what to do with it.

If that's you, this is for you. - George Webb, founder of Web Snack

Web Snack is for retail investors who hold crypto across multiple chains - BTC, ETH, alts - and don't want to be told what to do with it.

If that's you, this is for you. - George Webb, founder of Web Snack

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FAQ

What's in each issue?

Five sections: market snapshot, top movers, ETF flows, on-chain metrics, macro context. Plus a Deep Dive - one story worth reading in full.

Where does the data come from?

CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, public ETF trackers, and on-chain explorers. All public sources, nothing proprietary.

Is it free?

Yes. No paid tier, no hidden charges, no affiliate links in editorial content.

How can I unsubscribe?

Anytime via the link in the email - no questions asked.

Why no trading tips?

I have no information about your portfolio, risk tolerance, or financial situation. And I have no financial interest in your decisions. So I just show you what I see.

Can I share issues?

Yes. Every edition is public at websnack.org/newsletters.