Support, not replacement
You define amounts, assets and limits. The system executes within them.
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A system that reads the market continuously and hands you the information in order, so that you can decide with more clarity.
This page explains what Aurora Capital's technology does, which data it uses and where its limits lie, in plain words. You do not need to know programming or statistics.
It is a set of models that recognise patterns in market data and turn them into useful information: which assets are moving, with what force and whether that behaviour resembles others in the past. It takes care of repetitive tasks, such as watching dozens of pairs at once, that a person could not cover.
Most importantly: the AI is a support tool, not a replacement for the user. It does not know your financial situation, your risk tolerance or your goals. Those decisions remain yours, and that is why you set the limits within which it may act.
For example, the model may notice that an asset gains volume just before moving strongly, but it cannot know whether the reason is real news, an isolated large order or a data error. For those cases the system applies validations and limits, and you can step in.
You define amounts, assets and limits. The system executes within them.
Four stages, repeated without pause while the market is open.
Each cycle takes fractions of a second. That speed is one of the advantages over manual tracking, though speed is not the same as accuracy: the model can react fast to a wrong signal, which is why risk limits are part of every strategy.
How the price changes over different periods and how fast.
How much is traded and whether volume backs or contradicts the move.
How sharp the changes are and whether conditions are becoming unstable.
Whether the asset shows a sustained direction or moves in a range.
How the asset behaved in similar situations.
Variations that suggest the market has changed behaviour.
Another benefit is consistency. A person gets tired, distracted or emotional after a loss; the system applies the same rules at four in the morning as at noon, and records every step so you can audit it later.
None of these benefits means the system is always right. They reduce manual work and organise information, but the result of each trade still depends on the market.
It does not predict the future, does not know news before it happens and does not know how much money you can afford to lose. It does not remove risk or ensure that a strategy will keep working tomorrow as it did yesterday. Nor does it replace personalised financial advice.
Being clear about these limits is what lets you use it well: as a tool that saves work and orders information, not as a promise of results.
The system works with public market data and with your account data on the connected exchange, to execute your strategies. It does not use your personal contact data for analysis and needs no access to your funds beyond the read and trade permissions.
The handling of your personal data is described in the privacy policy.
For people short of time who want to follow stocks and cryptocurrencies without spending hours at a screen. Also for those starting out who need information to be organised, and for experienced users who want to widen their coverage with technological support.
It also suits people who already follow the markets on their own and want a second pair of eyes: the system can flag moves they might miss while they are at work, and the history shows afterwards whether those signals were useful. If they were not, you simply turn the feature off.
If you prefer to decide each trade by hand, you can also use only the alerts and summaries, without turning on automatic execution.
The same technology behaves differently depending on the parameters you choose. A prudent profile uses small amounts per trade, a short loss limit and few assets. A more active one can accept more trades, longer periods and a wider portfolio, while also accepting greater risk.
There is no right setup for everyone. Your manager proposes a starting point based on your goal and the capital you want to allocate, and you adjust it together based on what the reports show. Changing a parameter is simple and done from the dashboard, at no cost.
If at any moment the results do not give you confidence, you can return to the initial setup or pause everything while you review. That flexibility is part of using AI as support and not as a black box.
Create your free account and wait for your manager's call.
Verify your identity and connect your exchange with limited permissions.
Go through the dashboard, the alerts and the ready-made strategies.
Review signals, adjust limits and follow the reports.
Suppose you follow ETH/USDT. On a Monday afternoon the trading volume doubles against the week's average while the price rises steadily. The system records the change and calculates that, in similar situations in the past, the move continued with some frequency. Your strategy, which allows small trades with a fixed loss limit, opens a position.
If a little later volatility spikes on a piece of news, the system reduces activity or halts trading according to your parameters, and sends you an alert. Tomorrow you will review the history and see which signal triggered each step. It is only an illustrative case: the trade could have gone well or badly, and that is the risk of trading.
It collects market data, processes it with statistical and machine-learning models and presents it as signals and summaries. Those signals feed the strategies you switch on, always within your limits.
Trading can be automatic once you set up the strategy, but you define amounts and limits and can pause it whenever you want. The AI supports your decisions; it does not replace them.
Yes. The system monitors the market 24 hours a day and runs your active strategies even if the dashboard is closed. If something important happens, it alerts you by email.
Yes, the analysis applies to both kinds of asset, with the same logic of price, volume and volatility. The assets available depend on the exchange or provider you connect.
Yes. There are ready-made strategies and a manager who guides you. Still, lack of experience does not lower the risk, and it pays to start with small amounts.
Yes. Models rely on past data and can fail in new situations. That is why loss limits exist, along with the option to pause trading.
Create your account and go through the dashboard with a manager. Working with markets carries a risk of loss.
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