C2 Intel-Net: Crypto & AI Command Center

I built this dashboard to monitor cryptocurrency, blockchain, and AI news in real time. It fetches live updates from major RSS feeds, runs them through a basic sentiment and priority analysis, and streams them into a glassmorphism cyberpunk-style interface.

It maps live RSS feeds into simulated X (Twitter) profiles, Telegram channels, and Web news portals so I can see what a live terminal feed looks like.

Features

• Live News Aggregator: Pulls actual, real-time news from platforms like Cointelegraph, Decrypt, Blockworks, CryptoSlate, and VentureBeat.
• Custom Ingestion Channels: I can add custom X handles, Telegram channels, or RSS web feed URLs on the fly to expand the stream.
• Dynamic Streaming Simulator: Feeds are queued and streamed at adjustable speeds (from 1 second to 8 seconds intervals).
• Auto-Recycled Buffer: Once news is fetched, it is stored in a local buffer and recycled, ensuring the feed never runs out of real content even if left open for hours.
• Smart Filtering: Quick filter controls for source types (X, Telegram, Web), sentiments (positive, neutral, negative), and severity (Medium, High, Critical).
• Emergency Flash Alert: A panic button to inject simulated critical security alerts (DeFi exploits, market crashes, stablecoin depegs) to test the UI's reaction.
• Responsive Cyberpunk UI: Designed with a neon-glow glassmorphism theme, built using pure CSS and React.

Prerequisites (What you need to run it)

To run this project locally, make sure you have:

• Node.js (v18.0.0 or higher is recommended)
• npm (comes with Node.js) or yarn / pnpm

Setup & How to Run

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/srimadhavsats/cnc-crypto-dash.git
   cd cnc-crypto-dash

2. Install the dependencies:

   npm install

3. Start the local development server:

   npm run dev

   This will boot up the Vite dev server. Open the local link (usually http://localhost:5173/) in your browser.

4. Build for Production:

   npm run build

Under the Hood

• Frontend Framework: Built with React 19 and Vite 8 for fast builds and hot module replacement.
• Styling: Styled using vanilla CSS for the custom cyberpunk theme and layout, combined with standard React inline styles for some structural grid alignments.
• Icons: Powered by lucide-react.
• CORS Bypass: Since standard RSS feeds block client-side requests, I used the free rss2json API service to fetch and parse feeds on the fly.