Adanos Market Sentiment Widgets

Adanos Market Sentiment Widgets helps finance publishers, bloggers, and investor communities embed self-hosted stock and crypto sentiment widgets directly into WordPress content.

The plugin ships the widget code locally inside WordPress and proxies Adanos API requests through WordPress REST endpoints. Responses are cached with WordPress transients, which means the cache lives in the database by default when no external object cache is active. The default cache TTL is 24 hours so the free 250 requests/month API plan can support daily refreshes without constant re-fetching.

The plugin adds widget and text shortcodes:

• [adanos] for the stock or crypto sentiment card widget

• [adanos_ticker_tape] for the live ticker tape widget

• [adanos_top_movers] for the top movers widget

• [adanos_value] for inline data points like buzz, bullish percentage, mentions, or trend

• [adanos_summary] for one-line stock or crypto sentiment summaries

• [adanos_trending_text] for plain-text trending stock or crypto lists and sentences

Supported sources:

• reddit

• x

• news

• polymarket

• crypto

External services

This plugin connects to the Adanos Market Sentiment API to fetch sentiment data for stocks and crypto assets.

It sends:

• the stock ticker or crypto symbol requested by your shortcode

• the source you selected ( reddit, x, news, polymarket, or crypto )

• the requested UTC date window and limit values

• your server IP address as part of the normal HTTPS request

• your Adanos API key in the request header

It does not send visitor-level personal data from the frontend directly to Adanos. Requests are made server-side by WordPress.

Service provider:

• Adanos Software GmbH

• Website: adanos.org

• API docs: api.adanos.org/docs

• Privacy Policy: adanos.org/privacy-policy

• Terms of Service: adanos.org/terms

Privacy

Adanos Market Sentiment Widgets stores your Adanos API key in the WordPress options table and uses it only for server-side API requests.

The plugin also stores cached API responses in WordPress transients to reduce repeated requests and improve page performance. On most standard WordPress installs, those cached responses are stored in the database unless an external object cache is active.

The plugin does not track visitors, set its own analytics cookies, or send visitor-entered form data to Adanos.

The plugin also adds suggested privacy-policy text in WordPress so site owners can include the external-service disclosure in their privacy policy page.