Cryptocurrencies, followed around the clock

Digital asset markets never close. Fexenvance uses artificial intelligence to keep watching them for you, so you can see what moved, why it may matter and what your strategies did about it without staying up to check.

Registration is open. Places are limited.

What are cryptocurrencies?

A cryptocurrency is a form of digital money or asset that exists only electronically. Ownership is recorded on a blockchain, a shared ledger kept by many computers instead of by one bank, which makes the record difficult to change after the fact.

Price is a matter of supply and demand. If more people want an asset than are willing to sell it, the price rises, and if sellers outnumber buyers, it falls. Because the market is global and always open, news that arrives at 3am can move prices before most people are awake.

You do not need to understand the technology to follow prices, but you do need to understand that the prices are very volatile. A longer introduction is on the Crypto basics page.

Why people are interested

Reasons users give, none of which is a promise of gain.

A market that is always open

Trading continues at night and over weekends, which suits people who work during the day.

High trading volume

Large assets trade in big volumes on major exchanges, which usually means orders can be filled quickly, though not in every condition.

Diversification

Some investors hold a little digital exposure next to shares or cash. Diversifying can spread risk, but it cannot remove it.

AI as an analysis tool

The engine can follow many assets at once and summarise changes, which is hard to do by hand.

Digital assets tracked by the platform

Only these assets are listed, because they are the ones we can confirm are covered. Quotes are against the US dollar on a major exchange.

AssetTickerWhat it is mainly known for
BitcoinBTCThe first and largest digital asset, often used as a benchmark for the market.
EthereumETHA network that runs programmable applications, with its own asset used to pay for activity.
SolanaSOLA fast network designed for high transaction volumes.
XRPXRPAn asset used mostly in payments between financial firms.
CardanoADAA network developed with a research-led approach.

Being listed is not a recommendation. Smaller assets can be much more volatile and less liquid than Bitcoin.

How the AI looks at the market

For each tracked asset the engine takes in prices, trading volumes, volatility, trend direction and the way each asset has behaved relative to the others. It compares current conditions with large amounts of historical data to see which situations look similar.

The result is a structured view: which assets are moving unusually, whether volatility is rising or falling, and whether the strategy you picked has a reason to act. It is analysis, not prophecy. If something has never happened before, there is nothing for the engine to compare it with.

Read more about the technology on the Artificial intelligence page.

Who it suits

Newcomers who want to follow the market without learning trading terminology, and experienced users who want a tool that keeps watching when they cannot. It does not suit anyone who cannot afford to lose the money they put in, or who expects steady profit. Digital assets are among the most volatile things you can invest in.

How to start in four steps

  1. 1

    Register

    Complete the form and speak to your manager.

  2. 2

    Activate

    Verify your identity and connect your exchange by API.

  3. 3

    Get to know the platform

    Explore the dashboard, reports and alerts before you switch on any strategy.

  4. 4

    Manage the account

    Adjust settings, review results and withdraw when you wish.

Questions about cryptocurrencies

What is a cryptocurrency?

It is a digital asset recorded on a shared ledger rather than held by a bank. Its price is set by supply and demand on exchanges. Prices can change quickly in either direction.

What is a blockchain?

A blockchain is the shared record of transactions that many computers keep in step. Each block of transactions is linked to the last, which makes past entries hard to alter.

Which assets does the platform track?

The assets listed in this page: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Cardano, all against the US dollar on a major exchange. We do not list assets we do not actually track.

Can I trade at weekends?

The market is open all day, every day, so analysis and automated strategies can run at weekends and overnight. Prices can move just as sharply then, and liquidity is sometimes thinner.

How do I withdraw?

Withdraw pounds to the method you used to deposit. Digital assets stay in your exchange account, where you can move them under that exchange's rules.

Who can I ask for help?

Your personal manager and the support team. See the Contact page for hours.

Capital at risk. Cryptoassets are high risk, are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, and you could lose all your money. See the Risk disclosure.

Risks that are specific to digital assets

Digital assets are among the most volatile things that a retail investor can hold. It is not unusual for a major asset to move ten per cent in a day, and smaller assets can move far more. A strategy can lose a meaningful part of its capital in a few hours, and the market never closes, so there is no pause to catch your breath over the weekend.

There are other risks unique to this field. Exchanges can be hacked or fail. Some assets have vanished after the people behind them walked away. Regulators can restrict trading in particular products. Fraudsters target holders with fake apps and websites. Most digital assets have no protection under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. These points are covered in more depth on the Risk disclosure page.

Deciding how much to commit

A useful test is to imagine the entire amount going to zero. If that would harm your ability to pay bills, rent or a mortgage, or force you to borrow, the amount is too high. Many people keep digital assets to a small fraction of their savings and keep emergency funds somewhere they can rely on, such as a bank account.

Start with an amount you are comfortable with, even if it is below the plan minimum, and ask your manager what the Basic plan at £200 would look like in practice. You can always add more later, but you cannot undo a loss.

A day with the platform

In the morning you open your dashboard on your phone. A summary shows that overnight volatility rose when a large exchange announced maintenance, that your strategy paused for two hours and that it has since resumed. Prices for the five tracked assets are displayed against yesterday's, with a plain sentence beside each.

During the day you ignore it. The engine keeps checking, and a single alert arrives if something needs attention. In the evening you read the daily report, see the trades placed and decide whether to adjust anything. It is an illustration of the routine, and some days will show losses.

Costs to keep in mind

There is no monthly platform fee, but trading has costs. Commission is up to 0.58% per transaction, converting currency can cost up to 1.50%, and spreads on digital assets can widen sharply when markets are fast. The exchange you connect may charge its own fees, and moving assets between wallets may incur network fees. All of these reduce what you keep, which is why the Fees and pricing page lists them openly.

Keeping your digital assets safe

Your coins stay in your exchange account, so the safety of that account is the safety of your holdings. Use a long unique password, switch on authenticator-app two-factor sign-in at the exchange as well as here, and withdraw to your own wallet any amount you do not need for trading. Be wary of links in emails and messages, and of anyone who contacts you offering to double your holdings. The Security and Fraud warning pages explain what to look out for.

See the platform for yourself

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