The Scenario
You're a crypto compliance analyst at a financial services firm. A regulatory review requires you to document the exchanges your clients use — specifically, each exchange's launch date, the fiat currencies it accepts, and its official website. Your workbook has 25 exchange names in column A. The review submission deadline is next Tuesday.
The analyst who was handling this left last month. The columns are blank. The review doesn't move without them.
The bad version:
- Open CoinMarketCap's exchange directory, search the first exchange name, navigate to its profile page, find the launch date (sometimes listed, sometimes absent), copy it to column B.
- Scan the page for supported fiat currencies — sometimes it's a clear list, sometimes it's buried in a paragraph, sometimes it's missing entirely.
- Find the official website link, copy it to column D.
- Repeat 24 more times, logging each gap where CoinMarketCap's data is incomplete so you can flag it in the submission.
The regulatory team isn't waiting on your analysis. They're waiting on your data entry. That's a bad place to spend the three days before a compliance deadline.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Excel workbook and connects directly to CoinMarketCap's exchange data. It reads your exchange list and writes the due-diligence fields into the columns you need.
Pull CoinMarketCap exchange metadata for every exchange slug in column A of my Excel workbook and fill in launch date into column B, supported fiat currencies into column C, and official links into column D
What You Get
- Column B: launch date for each exchange as listed on CoinMarketCap.
- Column C: the supported fiat currency list — comma-separated if multiple.
- Column D: the official exchange website URL.
- Any exchange where CoinMarketCap's data is incomplete returns a clear note in the relevant cell rather than a blank that could look like a data entry error.
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
Some exchange names in column A use abbreviations or unofficial names
For each entry in column A, attempt to match it against CoinMarketCap's exchange directory; for matched exchanges, write the launch date into column B, supported fiat currencies into column C, and official website into column D; for unmatched entries, write "Exchange not found — verify name" in column B
I also need the country of registration for each exchange
For each exchange name in column A, fetch CoinMarketCap exchange info and write launch date into column B, supported fiat currencies into column C, official website into column D, and country of registration into column E; flag any exchange where country is not listed with "Country not available" in column E
The fiat currency column needs to be normalized — one row per currency, not comma-separated
For each exchange name in column A, fetch the supported fiat currencies from CoinMarketCap; write the launch date into column B and the official website into column D; for each supported fiat currency, create a separate row with the exchange name repeated in column A and the individual currency in column C
Pull all fields, flag incomplete records, and generate a summary count for the submission
For each exchange in column A, fetch the CoinMarketCap launch date, supported fiat currencies, official website, and country of registration; write them into columns B through E; flag any row with missing fields in column F with "Incomplete — flagged for review"; then write a summary in cell H1 stating how many exchanges have complete records and how many have gaps
Complete records flagged, incomplete records surfaced, summary count written — the submission package is ready without a week of manual triage.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open an Excel workbook with your exchange list, then ask it to pull due-diligence data from CoinMarketCap for each entry. Also useful: Pull Global Crypto Market Metrics Into an Excel workbook and the CoinMarketCap integration hub.