EasySushi
Lychee · Productivity · Marketing · Business
EasySushi is a no-code crypto analytics platform from the Lychee team. It puts 10+ years of market history, 110+ chains and 900+ DEXes into charts anyone can build.
About EasySushi
What Is EasySushi
EasySushi is a browser tool for reading crypto markets without writing SQL or Python. You pick a data source, drag fields onto a chart, and the platform draws it. The pitch is simple: numbers that funds pay analysts to assemble, available to anyone with a laptop and a trading idea.
The product comes from the team behind Lychee, a no-code data workspace. EasySushi points that workspace at on-chain markets. You get 10+ years of history, 110+ blockchain networks and 900+ decentralized exchanges, all queryable from one screen. Reports can run on a schedule, and an assistant reads the data you loaded instead of guessing from headlines.
One caveat matters more than any feature list. The original easysushii.com address stopped serving the product. In late 2026 it shows unrelated content. The team's active product is Lycheedata.com, which keeps the no-code model and adds prediction market coverage plus CoinGecko and GeckoTerminal connectors. Treat EasySushi as a legacy name with a live successor.
Getting Started
- Open the site and create an account, or start in the free workspace if the current Lychee build offers one.
- Pick a data source: a chain, a DEX, or a price feed such as CoinGecko.
- Drag the fields you need onto the canvas: token, pool, volume, time range.
- Change the chart type, save the view, then share the link or export the numbers.
- Set a report to run on a schedule if you want the same view every morning.
Product Information
A quick look at EasySushi's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Retail traders who read charts but don't write code
- Analysts at small funds
- Writers and researchers
Tasks
- Comparing liquidity across DEXes for the same pair
- Checking a token's full history before a trade
- Building a dashboard your team can share
- Drafting a weekly market recap
Scenarios
- A new token shows a strange volume spike
- A colleague asks where a token traded last cycle
- You want a second read on a thesis
Key features
No-Code Chart Builder
Drag fields onto a canvas and the chart draws itself. No SQL, no notebook, no ticket to the data team. You can save a view and share it as a link, which ends most arguments about whose spreadsheet is right.
Ten Years of Market History
Most crypto dashboards stop at the current cycle. EasySushi keeps daily history back more than a decade, so you can compare how a token behaved in 2017, 2021 and today on one axis. That range is the main reason analysts bother with it.
110+ Blockchain Networks
Coverage runs past Ethereum and Solana into smaller chains that rarely show up in free tools. If you follow a long tail asset, there's a decent chance its chain is in the list. Data for the smallest networks can lag the majors, so check freshness before you trade on it.
900+ DEXes in One Place
DEX analytics usually means one explorer per venue. EasySushi pools trading activity from 900+ decentralized exchanges, which makes cross-venue comparisons practical. Liquidity, volume and pool behavior sit in the same view.
AI Crypto Analysis on Your Data
The assistant works on the dataset you loaded, not on news summaries. Ask it to describe a trend, find outliers or explain a spike, and it answers with reference to the chart in front of you. Useful for a first pass. Verify before you act.
Unlimited Charting and Automated Reports
Paid plans lift the cap on charts and saved views, so unlimited charting is the practical default for daily users. Reports can be scheduled to rebuild themselves, which turns a manual morning routine into an email.
Pros and cons
Pros
- No code at all. The learning curve is mostly learning where the fields live.
- Genuinely wide coverage: 110+ chains and 900+ DEXes beat most free crypto tools.
- Historical depth of 10+ years supports cycle comparisons that newer dashboards can't do.
- Scheduled reports save real time for anyone who writes a recurring market update.
- The AI layer works on your loaded data, so answers stay tied to the chart.
Cons
- The original easysushii.com site no longer serves the product, so new users have to go through Lycheedata.com and map the old features onto the new build.
- No public API is documented, which rules out piping data into your own systems.
- Smaller chains can report late or incomplete data, and you won't always know why.
- Pricing details for the EasySushi era are hard to confirm, so budget from the current Lychee plans instead.
Frequently asked questions
It's used to read crypto market data without code: charting prices, comparing DEX liquidity, and building reports from historical blockchain data.
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