A 24/7 market
Crypto assets trade every day, at every hour, weekends and holidays included. That lets you react to news at once, but it also means prices can move while you sleep. That is why a tool that watches and notifies makes sense.
Cryptocurrencies with AI analysis
The cryptocurrency market never closes. With SQM Financerra you can follow it 24 hours a day with the help of an AI that analyses prices, volumes and trends, and tells you about what interests you without having to be glued to a screen.
Trading crypto assets carries a risk of loss. This page is for information and is not an investment recommendation.
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What cryptocurrencies are
Digital assets that are bought, sold and held over the internet, with no central body issuing them.
Each cryptocurrency runs on a chain of blocks: a shared record where every operation is noted. What gives a digital asset value is what people are willing to pay for it, as with other assets. If demand grows and supply is limited, the price tends to rise; if demand falls, it tends to fall.
That simple logic explains why prices move so much: there is no underlying value anchoring them, and expectations change fast. It is worth understanding before risking money.
Why there is interest in cryptocurrencies
Four reasons mentioned by people who approach this market. None of them guarantees a result.
Trading volume
The biggest assets move high volumes, which makes buying and selling easier.
Diversification
Some people set aside a small part of their capital for a different type of asset.
AI as an analysis tool
With so much data and movement, a system that organises it helps you not get lost in the noise.
Cryptocurrencies the platform follows
These are the main assets on which the platform offers analysis and alerts.
The list includes only large, constantly traded assets. Exact availability depends on the exchange you connect and may change; your manager confirms which ones you can follow in your case. Mentioning them is not a recommendation to buy: it is information about what the system analyses.
| Asset | Ticker | What characterises it |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | BTC | The first and largest cryptocurrency by market size. |
| Ethereum | ETH | A network on which many applications and other assets run. |
| Solana | SOL | A network known for its processing speed. |
| XRP | XRP | An asset associated with payments and transfers between currencies. |
| Cardano | ADA | A network with gradual development and academic review of its changes. |
How the AI analyses the market
Four dimensions of the data it reviews for every asset.
Prices
It compares the current price with recent levels and detects breakouts or rebounds.
Volumes
It watches how many people trade, because a move on heavy volume is usually firmer.
Volatility
It measures how sharp the changes are and warns when the market gets more agitated than usual.
Trends
It summarises the general direction of each asset and how it has changed over different periods.
The AI identifies patterns from the past. It does not know what will happen, and a pattern that worked before can stop working.
Who it is for
For people who want to follow this market with more order and fewer hours in front of charts.
If you are new, the simple dashboard and your manager help you understand what to look at. If you already trade, you can use the alerts and the analysis so you do not miss important moves. In both cases the idea is the same: technology organises the information and you make the decisions.
If you could not tolerate losing part of your capital, or you need that money soon, this market is not for you. The volatility of cryptocurrencies can produce significant losses within a few days.
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Registration
You leave your details and your personal manager calls within 24 hours.
- 2
Activation
You verify your identity, switch on the second step and connect your exchange with an API key.
- 3
First contact with the platform
You go through the dashboard, the simulator and the alerts with your manager.
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Managing the account
You switch on strategies, review reports and adjust limits calmly.
Looking after your account in a market that does not close
That the market runs all day does not mean you have to be connected all day.
The key is to set the rules beforehand and use alerts for the important things. Instead of watching the price every ten minutes, you define how much you are willing to lose, which move deserves a notice and when a strategy should pause. That way the system watches for you and you decide calmly when you receive the signal.
Weekends and early mornings usually have less volume, which can make prices move more abruptly. It is worth reviewing your limits before the week ends.
- Alerts that make senseTurn on notices for large moves and not for every small variation. Too many notifications end up ignored.
- Limits before tradingA loss cap per strategy avoids deciding in the heat of the moment at three in the morning.
- A protected API keyRead and trade only, restricted by IP, and revoked when you no longer use it.
- A weekly reviewA short look at the history shows what each strategy did and whether it still suits you.
An illustrative example with Bitcoin
Suppose you follow Bitcoin and set an alert for when the price moves more than 4% in an hour, along with a loss limit of 5% on the amount assigned to the strategy. It is a hypothetical example, with invented numbers, to show the mechanism.
One afternoon the price falls 4.5% in a short time on volume far above the usual. The system records the event, sends you the notice and flags the strategy as "under observation". If the fall continues and touches your 5% limit, the platform closes the position under the rule you configured and logs it in the history.
What matters is not the result of that trade, but that you had defined beforehand what to do. If the price had recovered, the rule might have taken you out too early; that is the cost of trading with limits. No setting wins every time: there are only decisions you make in advance.
What is a cryptocurrency, in simple terms?
It is a digital asset that is exchanged over the internet and recorded on a shared ledger called a chain of blocks. Its price depends on supply and demand, which is why it can rise or fall quickly.
What is the chain of blocks?
It is a public, ordered record of all operations, kept by many computers at once. Because nobody controls that record alone, it is hard to alter, although that does not make the price of the asset safe.
Which cryptocurrencies does the platform follow?
The main ones, such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP and Cardano (ADA). Final availability depends on the exchange you connect, and your manager confirms which ones you can follow.
How are trades carried out?
At your own exchange, through an API key with read and trade permissions that you create. The platform sends orders according to the rules you defined and you can pause them at any time.
How do I withdraw my money?
Your trading funds are at your exchange, from where you withdraw as usual. Deposits and withdrawals on the platform plan have timelines of 24 hours to 5 business days depending on the method.
What support is there for crypto questions?
Your personal manager answers questions about how things work and about setup, 24 hours a day. They do not give recommendations on which asset to buy, but they help you understand what each tool does.
Risks specific to this market
Crypto assets can lose a large part of their value in a short time, liquidity can dry up in moments of panic and exchanges can suffer failures, hacks or suspensions. In addition, regulation keeps evolving and can change the rules of the game. See the detail in the risk disclosure.
Get to know the platform before you decide
Create your free account, talk to your manager and try the simulator. Depositing is a later decision, and it is yours.