ChainBit WordPress Theme: Status & Replacement Checklist
The verdict: ChainBit is no longer sold. Its TemplateMonster listing now serves a different theme entirely. If you came here for an Elementor-built bitcoin theme, the closest live replacement is Bitunet by ZEMEZ, on the same marketplace, at $59 for a single site. It is the theme TemplateMonster now shows in ChainBit’s place, but its theme and bundled add-ons need a separate maintenance check.
If what you actually want is live coin prices, historical charts and an ICO archive built into the theme rather than bolted on, skip to the MyThemeShop Crypto option further down. That is the better buy for a crypto news or price-tracking site.
Bitunet, the like-for-like replacement
Bitunet is a cryptocurrency blog theme built for Elementor, aimed at digital currency sites, and it is the product currently on sale at ChainBit’s old address. Two licences:
- Personal, $59: one personal website.
- Commercial, $86: up to five different websites, with the right to hand the finished sites to clients.
Prices checked September 2026. The listing shows 425 sales and includes six months of author support.
Elementor provides a familiar editing approach, but verify the theme’s compatibility and included plugin versions separately. A maintained builder does not establish that every component in the theme package is maintained. Our TemplateMonster review explains how the personal and commercial licences and the refund policy actually work before you buy.
MyThemeShop Crypto, if you need coin data
Crypto is a different proposition. Rather than giving you a good-looking shell and leaving the market data to plugins, it ships the crypto functionality itself: live price displays, dedicated coin pages, historical price data, multi-currency comparison, and an ICO archive. It also carries a drag-and-drop homepage section builder, two homepage post layouts, 15 custom widgets, WooCommerce support, AdSense placements and lazy loading.
It costs $39 for the first year against a $49 list price, with a 30-day money-back guarantee, one year of updates and support, and a choice of one-site, three-site or unlimited-site licences. A $199 yearly membership covers unlimited sites across all MyThemeShop themes and plugins.
Prices checked September 2026.
One caution worth knowing: MyThemeShop’s catalogue is now down to eight products, so check the changelog on the product page before you commit to a long build. We put the theme through its paces in our Crypto WordPress theme review.
What ChainBit was
For the record, and for anyone still running it: ChainBit was a TemplateMonster theme for bitcoin and cryptocurrency businesses, built on Elementor and also usable with Visual Composer. It shipped pre-designed pages for home, about, projects, clients, team and blog, bundled the JetElements plugin for extra page elements, and included an online appointment booking system, which was unusual in a crypto theme and useful for consultancies taking client meetings.
It offered seven header styles and three footer styles, four blog layouts (classic, masonry, justified and grid), mega menu support, social login, and the demo images free with the licence. The last listed price was $75.
An existing ChainBit installation may continue working, but compatibility depends on its actual WordPress, PHP and plugin versions. What you have lost is the update path, so plan the move on your own schedule rather than after a WordPress or PHP release forces it. Stand your replacement up on a staging copy first.
Where to look next
Both themes above are worth a look, but neither is the only option. Our roundup of the best cryptocurrency WordPress themes for bitcoin is the wider shortlist, and if you are starting from nothing, setting up a cryptocurrency blog on WordPress walks through the whole build in seven steps.
Does an Elementor-based replacement solve ChainBit’s maintenance risk?
No. A maintained page builder does not establish that a theme or its bundled add-ons are maintained. Evaluate the theme changelog, companion plugins, PHP requirements and support entitlement separately.
Bitunet is one design route to inspect, but its public changelog and bundled components need their own compatibility checks. If you mainly publish articles, a general-purpose theme with a separately selected data widget may be easier to maintain.
- List ChainBit-specific sections, shortcodes and widgets.
- Rebuild one article and one landing page on staging.
- Test any coin converter against its actual data source.
- Preserve URLs and verify menus, forms and mobile layouts.
Do not assume changing to a similarly styled crypto theme transfers the old configuration or licence.
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