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Cryptocurrencies: a market that never stops
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The crypto market runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Aurora Capital uses artificial intelligence to watch it while you live your day.
This page explains which assets the platform follows, what data it analyses and how to start, in clear language and without promises of results: cryptocurrencies are volatile and you can lose part or all of your capital.
What cryptocurrencies are
They are digital assets that exist only in electronic form. They are recorded on a blockchain, a shared ledger that thousands of computers keep up to date and that can hardly be altered. They can be bought, sold and transferred at any hour, with no bank involved.
Their price, like that of any asset, results from supply and demand: when many people want to buy and few want to sell, it rises; when the reverse happens, it falls. Unlike the Colombian peso, they are not backed by a central bank and their value can change a lot in a short time.
Price by supply and demand
There is no fixed price; the market sets it at every moment.
Why users take an interest
Four reasons often mentioned by people approaching the crypto market.
24/7 market
No closing time and no holidays. There is always something to analyse.
Trading volume
The largest assets move high volumes, which makes it easier to get in and out.
Diversification
For some people it is a way to spread wealth beyond traditional assets, accepting more risk.
AI as support
With so much data and no pause, an analysis tool saves hours of monitoring.
Each reason has a flip side. A market that never closes can also fall in the small hours. Volume does not prevent sharp drops, and diversifying with volatile assets can raise your total risk. Decide with a cool head and with money you can afford to lose.
Cryptocurrencies the platform follows
These are the assets confirmed today. All trade in pairs against the USDT dollar stablecoin on the connected exchanges.
- BTCBitcoinBTC / USDT
- ETHEthereumETH / USDT
- SOLSolanaSOL / USDT
- XRPXRPXRP / USDT
- ADACardanoADA / USDT
The list changes only when an asset meets liquidity criteria and the soundness of the exchange that offers it. If we ever remove one, we tell you in advance so that you can decide what to do with your position. Being listed here is not a recommendation to buy it.
How artificial intelligence analyses the market
The system reads, at very high frequency, four kinds of information: the prices of each pair, the volume traded, recent volatility and the short-term trend. It compares that data with historical behaviour to detect moves that resemble others in the past.
That analysis produces signals, for example that an asset is accelerating or losing strength. The strategy you set up decides whether the signal becomes a trade, with what amount and under which limits. The model can be wrong, which is why loss limits and the option to pause exist.
- Prices and volumeContinuous reading of each pair and its activity.
- Volatility and trendMeasuring how fast the price changes and in which direction.
- Historical dynamicsComparison with similar situations from the past.
Risks specific to the crypto market
Besides the general risk of any investment, cryptocurrencies have particular features. Volatility is high: it is normal to see moves of several percentage points in a day. Regulation in Colombia is limited, and funds held at an exchange do not have the deposit insurance that protects bank accounts. Exchanges can also suffer cyberattacks or financial trouble.
There is also the risk of fraud: scams promising fixed returns abound, and many sites imitate real platforms. That is why we use only read and trade permissions, never withdrawal, and ask you to always check that you are on our official domain. The risk disclosure covers each point.
What you need to trade
A verified account on a compatible exchange, an API key with limited permissions, your Aurora Capital account with two-factor authentication on, and an amount you can set aside without compromising your living costs. With that, the initial setup takes one call and a few minutes.
After that, the only thing required is consistency: check the dashboard regularly, read the alerts and talk to your manager when something changes in your personal situation or in the market.
- Verified accountIdentity confirmed with a document and a liveness check.
- Limited API keyRead and trade, with no withdrawal permission.
- Your own capitalFrom COP 1.000.000, only money you can afford to lose.
Who it is for
For beginners who want to follow the crypto market without learning to read charts on day one, and for experienced users who want to lean on technology to watch more assets, more consistently. It is useful if your time is limited and you would rather have a system keep track, provided that you accept the market's volatility and review your results regularly.
It is not for anyone who needs their capital in the short term, who is looking for sure profits or who is unwilling to read the risk disclosure.
A useful test is to ask yourself three questions before registering: could I live with seeing this amount drop by half? Do I understand that nobody can promise me a return? Am I choosing this calmly rather than out of fear of missing out? If the answer to all three is yes, a conversation with a manager is a reasonable next step.
An example to understand the flow
Imagine you switched on a strategy on BTC/USDT with a loss limit of 5% of the capital assigned. During the small hours the volume rises and the price accelerates. The system spots it and opens a small trade within your limit. Hours later the price reverses and the trade closes with a loss smaller than the limit.
On the dashboard you see each step, with time, amount and fee, and in your email the summary of the day. The example is illustrative: in practice trades can turn out better or worse, and several losses in a row are possible. What matters is that the limits work before you can react and that the history lets you review and improve the setup.
How to start in four steps
Registration
Open your free account with your email and phone.
Activation
Verify your identity, switch on two-factor authentication and connect your exchange by API.
Get to know the platform
Go through the dashboard with your manager and review the ready-made strategies.
Manage the account
Adjust limits, follow reports and withdraw when you need to.
FAQ about cryptocurrencies
What are cryptocurrencies, in a few words?
They are digital assets recorded on a blockchain whose price depends on supply and demand. In Colombia they are not legal tender. You can read a full explanation on the basics page.
What is a blockchain?
It is a shared record of transactions, kept by many computers at once, in which each block links to the previous one. That makes it very hard to alter a recorded item.
Which cryptocurrencies does the platform follow?
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP and Cardano (ADA). The list grows only with assets that have enough liquidity, and any change is announced in the dashboard.
How are trades carried out?
They run on your account at the connected exchange, following the strategy and limits you set. You see each trade on the dashboard with its time, amount and fee.
How and when can I withdraw?
Whenever you like, from the dashboard, by the same method you used to deposit. Timelines run from under 24 hours to five business days, after identity checks.
Do I get support for crypto questions?
Yes. Your account manager answers 24 hours a day and the support email normally replies within one working hour.
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