A 24/7 market
There is no exchange close; you can trade at weekends and at night. This also means the price changes constantly and can be shaken by a story at any moment, so alerts and a loss limit matter even more.
Cryptocurrencies: follow the always-open market with AI
The crypto market is open every day of the week, at every hour. One person finds it hard to watch that continuity; AI-assisted analysis scans the data without a break and gives you the results in simple reports.
Crypto-assets can move sharply and part or all of the amount invested can be lost. The platform does not guarantee a result.
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What are cryptocurrencies?
Assets that exist digitally, whose records are kept in a shared ledger and whose price forms from supply and demand.
A cryptocurrency relies on a record-keeping system run not by a bank or a state but by a network of many computers. This system is a distributed ledger: transactions are recorded in blocks, in time order, and recorded information cannot easily be changed afterwards.
The price forms where buyers' and sellers' orders meet on exchanges. When buyers are many the price tends to rise, and when sellers are many it tends to fall. News, investor sentiment and economic conditions can shift that balance quickly. For a plainer explanation, read the Crypto basics page.
The value of crypto-assets moves with interest in their uses, the security of the network and market sentiment. Because hundreds of assets trade at the same time, deciding which to follow is a task in itself. To make that choice easier, the platform settles the list of followed assets with your personal manager.
What does an always-open market mean?
The crypto market has no closing bell; price keeps forming at weekends, at night and on public holidays.
This continuity means news reaches prices instantly. A story that breaks on a Friday evening can affect the price without waiting for Monday morning. The "gap" between close and open that you see in traditional markets does not occur here; instead, moves are spread through the day.
For a person, constant monitoring is tiring and leads to distraction. An automated system does not tire, but it is not free of error risk either. That is why keeping notifications on and reading the reports regularly matters.
| Time of day | What to watch |
|---|---|
| Weekday daytime | News and economic data flow is heavy; volume is usually high. |
| Evening and night | Volume can fall; small orders can move the price more easily. |
| Weekend | Liquidity can be thinner and sudden news can have a large effect. |
| Public holidays | While banks are closed, FAST deposits and withdrawals still work, but EFT may not process. |
Why are users interested in cryptocurrencies?
Four reasons stand out. None guarantees an outcome and each carries its own risk.
Trading volume
Volume is high in the main assets, which helps trades usually execute quickly. Volume does not always mean a good price.
Interest in diversification
Some investors want to add a different asset type to their portfolio. That can reduce risk, but does not remove it.
AI for analysis
Following a constant flow of data alone is hard; AI speeds up that scanning and supports the decision process.
Cryptocurrencies the platform follows
The assets below are those the platform mainly follows, with market data flowing continuously. The list can change over time; which assets are available on your account is confirmed with your personal manager.
| Asset | Ticker | Short description |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | BTC | The best-known cryptocurrency; often followed as a gauge of market moves. |
| Ethereum | ETH | The unit of a network open to application development; trading volume is high. |
| Solana | SOL | The unit of a network known for fast transaction times. |
| XRP | XRP | The unit of a network focused on payments and transfers. |
| Cardano | ADA | The unit of a network known for its research-led development approach. |
An asset being on the list is not a sign that it is safe or profitable. The price of each can change quickly and each carries different risks.
How does AI analyse the market?
It looks at five main groups of data, produces a probability-based assessment and combines it with the rules of your strategy.
The system evaluates price movements, trading volumes, volatility, short and long-term trends and the historical dynamics of assets together. In that way it looks at how likely a particular condition was in the past to lead to a particular move. This does not mean the future is known; it is only a summary of similar conditions in the past.
When volatility rises extremely, the system can pause trading. This safeguard does not remove loss and does not guarantee that capital is preserved.
The result of the analysis appears in the dashboard as simple cards and reports. In a report you can read which condition was detected, which rule came into play and why a trade was or was not opened; you can ask your manager about anything you do not understand.
- Price: the direction and size of the move.
- Volume: the trading intensity behind the move.
- Volatility: the severity of the swing.
- Trends: short and long-term direction.
- Historical dynamics: what happened in similar conditions before.
Who is it for?
New and experienced users who want to follow the crypto market more easily and use technology for analysis.
Beginners can get to know the market with ready-made strategies while learning the concepts with the help of their personal manager. Experienced users can draw on analysis and reports instead of following many assets and timeframes by hand. For those who cannot watch the market during the day, alerts bring important changes to them.
This product is not suitable for anyone who wants to invest an amount they cannot afford to lose. Starting with a small amount first is a sensible way to get to know how the system behaves.
Remember: Crypto-assets are generally more volatile than traditional assets. Read the Risk disclosure page before you start.
How to start
Four steps, each with your personal manager.
- 1
Registration
Fill in the form, your account opens and your manager calls within 24 hours. In the first call you talk about your goals and expectations.
- 2
Activation
You complete identity verification, two-factor authentication and deposit steps together with your manager.
- 3
Getting to know the platform
You go through the dashboard, reports and alerts with your manager and settle which assets are followed and your loss limit.
- 4
Managing the account
You start the strategy, follow it through reports and pause or change it when needed; withdrawal requests are made here too.
Frequently asked questions
What is a cryptocurrency, in short?
A cryptocurrency is a type of asset that exists digitally and whose records are kept in a shared ledger. It is not issued by a state; its value forms from supply and demand and is not guaranteed. For a fuller explanation see the Crypto basics page.
What does the distributed ledger mean?
The ledger is a shared record in which transactions are written in time order, in blocks, on many computers at once. Once recorded, a transaction cannot easily be changed afterwards. This structure is the foundation of cryptocurrencies.
Which assets does the platform follow?
The main assets the platform follows are listed with their tickers in the table above. The list can change over time; which assets are available on your account is confirmed with your personal manager.
Who makes the trades?
The system opens and closes trades according to your strategy rules; you set the amount, strategy and loss limit. You can pause the strategy or disconnect the exchange at any moment.
How do I withdraw my money?
You create a withdrawal request in the dashboard. The time depends on the method: within 24 hours with FAST, 1-3 business days with bank transfer and Troy, and 1-5 business days for Visa and Mastercard refunds. Verification conditions are on the Withdrawal policy page.
Where do I get help?
Your personal manager answers your questions at setup and afterwards. You can also write to the support team by email; a reply usually comes within one working hour.
Register to get to know the platform
Opening an account is free. Set up crypto analysis together with your personal manager.