Crypto

What is Crypto?

A price difference between two venues is only an opportunity after fees, transfer costs and slippage. Crypto normalises market data across connected exchanges and computes the all-in cost behind an apparent spread, which is usually where the opportunity turns out to be smaller than it looked. It supports paper-trading workflows so a strategy can be examined before any money is committed.

Problems it solves

• Compare prices and spreads across venues on one model
• Compute the real cost of a trade rather than the headline spread
• Examine a strategy on paper before committing funds
• Monitor exposure across several exchange accounts
• See when an apparent edge is smaller than its costs

Key capabilities

Market Screening

Filter a universe of instruments or lots down to those matching stated criteria.

All-In Cost Modelling

Compute the real landed cost behind a headline price — fees, premium, shipping, tax.

Risk Scoring

Score a change, a lot or a habitat on a published rubric you can read component by component.

Evidence Trail

Every figure carries the record it came from, so a reader can check the answer instead of trusting it.

How it is built

Venue normalisation

Different exchange models reduce to one comparable structure.

Cost-aware spread

Fees, transfer and slippage are part of the number, not a footnote.

Paper workflows

Examine a strategy without committing capital.

How it works

How the work is structured, and what each step's output rests on.

1. 1

   Connect venues

   Source

   Read market data and balances from authorised exchange accounts.

2. 2

   Normalise

   Observed

   Reduce differing venue models to one comparable structure.

3. 3

   Compute all-in cost

   Estimate

   Apply fees, transfer costs and expected slippage.

4. 4

   Assess risk

   AI-inferred

   Score the position on a published rubric.

5. 5

   Human authorisation

   Human-verified

   Any execution is a human decision.

Example use cases

Each example has its own page you can read and share.

Ask Crypto

Illustrative examples. Results depend on your own data.

• “Where is the spread on this pair after fees?”
• “What is my exposure across all connected venues?”
• “Model this strategy on paper for the last quarter.”
• “Which venue is cheapest to exit on right now?”

Security, governance and human control

Where the software deliberately limits itself.

Questions

Does it execute trades on its own?

No. Execution requires human authorisation.

Is this financial advice?

No. It is market-analysis software and does not know your circumstances.