Cryptocurrencies, followed around the clock
Digital asset markets never close. Lendarance uses artificial intelligence to keep watch on a short list of major assets, so you see what moved and why it may matter, any hour of the day.
Digital assets are highly volatile. You can lose all of the money you invest.
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What are cryptocurrencies?
A cryptocurrency is a digital asset recorded on a shared ledger maintained by many computers instead of one bank. Anyone with a connection can send or receive it, and ownership is proved by a secret key. Assets are bought and sold on exchanges, and the price is set by what buyers and sellers are willing to pay at that moment.
Supply and demand drive the price. When demand rises faster than the supply on offer, the price tends to climb; when sellers outnumber buyers, it tends to drop. Unlike a share, most digital assets have no company profits behind them, so attention and sentiment can matter a great deal. For a gentler introduction, see Crypto basics.
Key facts
- Markets run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Prices can move several percent within minutes
- Assets are not covered by deposit guarantees
- You keep control of your exchange account
Why users are interested
A market that never sleeps
Trading continues overnight, on weekends and on public holidays. For people with day jobs that is a draw, and it also means price moves can happen when you are not looking. Automation and alerts help cover that gap.
High trading volume
The largest assets trade in very large volumes every day, which generally makes it easier to buy and sell. Volume can still drop sharply in stressed conditions.
Diversification
Some people use digital assets as one part of a wider mix. Diversifying can reduce reliance on any single holding, but it does not remove risk and assets often fall together.
AI as an analysis tool
Software can process more data than a person can follow, and it applies the same rules every time. It is a tool, and it can be wrong.
Human help
Your account manager explains the platform in plain English and is on the phone when you need them.
Assets tracked by the platform
The platform follows a short list of large, widely traded assets. We list only assets we currently track; the list can change and your manager will show you the up-to-date version. Being on the list is not a recommendation to buy.
Smaller assets are excluded because thin trading makes analysis unreliable and price swings more extreme. An asset may also be removed if an exchange delists it or conditions change.
| Asset | Ticker |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin | BTC |
| Ethereum | ETH |
| Solana | SOL |
| XRP | XRP |
| Cardano | ADA |
How the AI analyses the market
The engine reads prices at short intervals, trading volumes on the exchanges you connect, measures of volatility, short-term and longer-term trends and how each asset has been moving relative to the others. It then labels each asset with simple conditions such as “calm”, “trending” or “unstable”.
Those labels feed your strategies. For example, a setting can reduce trade size when an asset is labelled unstable, or pause altogether. The engine uses recorded data and does not see the future. A sudden event, such as an exchange failure, can change everything in a moment and no model will foresee it.
Read more about the engine on the Artificial intelligence page.
Who it suits
Beginners who want to follow digital assets without learning chart analysis, and who understand that the risk is real.
Experienced users who want automated monitoring of several assets at once, with alerts, adjustable limits and downloadable history.
It is not designed for anyone who needs the money in the near future, who is borrowing to invest or who is looking for a promised return.
How to start
Register
Fill in the form on this page.
Activate
Verify your identity and fund your account from $250.
Get to know the platform
Explore the dashboard and simulator with your manager.
Manage your account
Set limits, review reports and withdraw when you wish.
Following a market that is always open
Traditional share markets close in the evening and on weekends. Digital assets do not. That suits people in Australia in one way, because a move in US or European hours can be seen on your phone at breakfast. It also means the market can fall sharply at three in the morning, a quiet public holiday or Sunday afternoon, when fewer traders are active and prices can jump more easily.
Thinner trading outside busy hours can widen the gap between buy and sell prices. If you place orders manually, you may get a worse price than expected. Automated systems can help by applying the same limits at any hour, though they are not immune to the same conditions.
Costs and risks that are specific to digital assets
Beyond the usual market risk there are a few extras. Moving assets between wallets and exchanges can involve network fees set by the network, not by us. Exchanges can suspend trading or withdrawals, be hacked or fail. Assets held on an exchange are generally not covered by Australian deposit guarantees.
Tax is a further point. In Australia, disposals of digital assets are generally treated as taxable events, so keep records of each trade. The activity exports on the platform are designed to help your tax agent. Read the Risk disclosure for the full picture.
What a typical asset page in the dashboard shows
| Item | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Price and 24-hour change | Where the asset trades now and how far it moved today |
| Volume | How much is being traded compared with normal |
| Condition label | Calm, trending or unstable, as read by the AI |
| Your activity | Trades the system placed within your limits |
| Alerts | Events you chose to be told about |
Digital asset prices can fall to a small fraction of their value. Do not invest money you need for living costs, debts or short-term goals.
Frequently asked questions
What is a cryptocurrency?
It is a digital asset recorded on a shared ledger, bought and sold on exchanges. Its price depends on supply and demand rather than on a central authority.
Which assets does the platform track?
A short list of widely traded assets: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP and Cardano (ADA). The list may change.
Do I need to own the assets to use the analysis?
You can follow the analysis and use the simulator first. To trade, you connect an exchange account that you own and fund.
Can I lose money?
Yes. Digital assets are highly volatile and you can lose everything you invest. See the Risk disclosure.
How do withdrawals work?
Withdrawals follow the methods and timings on the payments page, after identity checks.
Who can I ask for help?
Your account manager and the support team at [email protected].
Why do prices move so much?
Digital asset markets are smaller than share markets, trade at all hours and react quickly to news and sentiment. A relatively small amount of buying or selling can move the price a long way, so swings of ten percent in a day are not unusual.
Does the platform hold my assets?
No. Your trading takes place in the exchange account you own and control, and the platform connects to it through an API key with limited permissions. You should understand how your chosen exchange protects customer assets before you deposit.
Are these assets covered by government guarantees?
Generally not. Bank deposits may be covered by the Financial Claims Scheme up to a limit, but digital assets held on an exchange are not. This means a failure at the exchange could result in loss.
Is the list of assets fixed?
No. Assets can be added or removed when trading conditions, exchange listings or our own review change. Your account manager will show you the current list and tell you if anything you follow is being removed.
Can I start with a small amount?
Yes. You can begin from $250 on the Basic plan. A smaller amount limits how much you can lose, and it gives you time to learn how the platform behaves before you commit more.
See the platform for yourself
Register, explore the simulator and talk it through with your manager before you commit funds.