Cryptocurrencies
An overview of the cryptoasset market, which trades every hour of every day, and of how artificial intelligence helps you follow it without staring at a screen. Prices here move fast and can fall sharply, so your capital is at risk.
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What cryptocurrencies are
A cryptocurrency is a digital asset that exists only as an entry on a public ledger shared by thousands of computers. You hold it with a private key, a long secret code that proves ownership. Each coin has a price, set by supply and demand on exchanges, much as a share price is.
Price moves for the same reasons as elsewhere: more buyers than sellers pushes it up and the reverse pulls it down. What is different is the speed, and the fact that nothing closes at five o'clock.
Live, all the time
Trading never stops, including nights, weekends and bank holidays, so price can change while you are away from your phone.
Why people are interested
A market that never sleeps
Round-the-clock trading means more moments of movement, and more moments of risk. It suits automated monitoring because nobody can watch it all day.
Trading volume
Large coins attract heavy trading, which generally makes it easier to buy and sell, although not at every moment.
Diversification
Some people hold a small share of cryptoassets alongside other savings. Diversifying reduces dependence on one thing but does not remove risk.
AI as an analysis tool
The software handles the volume of data, and you keep the decisions about how much and when.
Assets tracked by the platform
These are the confirmed assets at the time of writing.
| Asset | Ticker | Pair followed |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | BTC | BTC / USDT |
| Ether | ETH | ETH / USDT |
| Solana | SOL | SOL / USDT |
| XRP | XRP | XRP / USDT |
| Cardano | ADA | ADA / USDT |
How the AI reads the market
- Prices. Current levels compared with recent ranges.
- Volumes. Unusual jumps in activity that often come before big moves.
- Volatility. How violent recent swings have been, and whether they are calming or growing.
- Trends. Direction over minutes, hours and days.
- Asset dynamics. How the assets move together or apart.
Who it is for
Beginners who would like the market explained and tracked for them, and experienced users who want to follow several coins more easily and use technology for analysis. It is not for anyone who needs certainty. Nobody can offer it in this market.
How to begin
- RegisterFree and quick.
- ActivateVerify and agree your setup.
- ExploreLook round the dashboard with your manager.
- Manage your accountAdjust, pause or withdraw whenever you wish.
FAQ
What is a cryptoasset?
It is a digital token recorded on a shared public ledger and traded on exchanges. Its price is set by what buyers and sellers are willing to pay, and it can change very quickly.
What is the ledger?
A record of who owns what, kept in step by many computers rather than by one company. It is what lets coins be sent between people without a bank in the middle.
Which assets does the platform follow?
Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP and Cardano (ADA), listed in the table on this page. The list can change, and any change is shown there.
What can I do with the information?
You can read summaries, set alerts, and where you wish, switch on a strategy that acts on rules you control. Nothing happens without your settings.
How do withdrawals work?
Money you withdraw from your platform account goes back to a UK account in your name, with times shown on the Deposit and withdrawal page.
Where do I get help?
From your personal manager first, then the support desk by email.
Reading a crypto market without the jargon
Why quoted pairs end in USDT
Most coins are priced against a stablecoin such as USDT, a token designed to track the US dollar. Prices on the platform are therefore shown against the dollar first, and values in your account are converted into pounds sterling. A change in the pound against the dollar can move your sterling figure even when the coin itself has not moved.
Large coins and small coins
Bitcoin and Ether are traded in very large amounts, so a single order rarely shifts their price. Smaller assets can jump or slump on far less activity. The platform follows only the assets in the table above, and does not extend to obscure tokens.
Weekends are not quiet
Because the market never closes, big moves sometimes happen on a Sunday night when most people are away from their screens. That is one of the practical reasons why people use a monitoring tool.
| View | Use |
|---|---|
| Market overview | All five assets at a glance, with change over the last day |
| Volatility gauge | Whether swings are calming or growing |
| Volume monitor | Spikes that sit outside the normal range |
| Alert centre | Notifications you have switched on |
| Activity log | Every action taken on your account |
Keeping your coins safe
Your coins stay on the exchange you connect, in your own account there. The platform reads balances and places trades through an API key, and the key must never carry withdrawal rights. If you ever want to cut the connection, deleting the key at the exchange does it instantly. The Security page covers account protection, and the Risk disclosure explains what can still go wrong at an exchange.
Costs to expect
There is no monthly platform fee. Trading commission of up to 0.58% per transaction applies, and exchanges or the network may add their own charges when coins are moved. All of it is listed on the Fees and pricing page and shown before you confirm anything.
Gains from cryptoassets may be taxable in the UK. Keep records and take tax advice if you are unsure.
A sample week, to show the pace
On Monday morning the dashboard shows what happened over the weekend, including any large move that took place while markets for shares were closed. Midweek a data release or an exchange announcement may lift volume sharply, and the volume monitor flags it. By Friday the volatility gauge might show swings calming. A monthly statement then sets out what the strategies did on your behalf and what it cost.
This is an illustration of the rhythm of the market and of the tools, and it describes no particular result or any expectation about the future.
If you are new to all this
Start with the Crypto basics page, which explains prices, volatility and risk in plain words, and read the Risk disclosure. Then register, and your personal manager will help you take the first steps at your own pace, with no obligation to deposit.
What the platform will not do
It will not follow obscure tokens, promise a price target or move coins from your exchange to anywhere else. It does not hold your coins. It also does not offer borrowing or leveraged products through this service. Its role is to read the market and act on the rules you choose, within an account you control.
Regulation and protection
Cryptoassets are high-risk, and they are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. Our approach to UK rules is set out on the Licensing and regulation page, and the checks we carry out on every account are explained under AML and KYC.
Reviewing your position
Cryptoasset prices can change your total in a single afternoon, so it is worth deciding in advance how often you will look and what would make you act. Many people review weekly, read the monthly statement and agree a limit with their manager at the start. When a limit is hit, the right response is to stop and think, not to double down. Write the rule down on the day you set up the account.
A note on tax and records
The UK treats gains on cryptoassets as taxable in many cases, and each sale, swap or disposal may need to be recorded. The monthly statement and activity log contain the dates and amounts you will need, but they are not tax advice. HM Revenue and Customs publishes guidance, and a qualified adviser can tell you how it applies to you.
Register and look around
Free to open, and nothing is bought until you decide. Cryptoassets are high-risk.