Avelixa aggregates read-only data from your exchange accounts into a single view, then applies probabilistic models to flag risk and prioritise decisions. Built for UK investors who want disciplined, passive oversight without chart fatigue.
Order Book Depth — how much buy and sell interest sits near the current price, a proxy for liquidity.
Value at Risk — a statistical estimate of the maximum potential loss over 7 days, at 95% confidence.
Most side-hustle investors hold the same capital scattered across different logins, spreadsheets and alerts.
Balances drift out of sync. Fees quietly compound. A dip on one venue looks like an opportunity until you realise your exposure elsewhere already breached your comfort level. The result is screen fatigue: evenings spent reconciling numbers instead of making one clear decision.
Avelixa replaces that routine with automated aggregation. Connect read-only API keys once, and the engine normalises balances, liquidity and volatility into one composed view with explicit risk thresholds.
| Manual routine | With Avelixa engine |
|---|---|
| Four logins + spreadsheet | Single pane of glass, synced automatically |
| Stale prices, mental maths | Normalised feeds with latency alignment |
| Gut-feel risk (“looks okay”) | Probabilistic risk scoring with VaR and drawdown limits |
| Missed rebalancing windows | Threshold alerts + weekly 15-minute review |
| Tax time scramble | GBP-denominated, exportable audit log |
Avelixa is an AI-powered data-analysis platform for investors who prefer discipline over day trading. It analyses large volumes of market telemetry in real time, weighs likely outcomes, and translates them into tailored, risk-aware recommendations.
Multi-exchange support is the core of Avelixa. Everything else — forecasts, alerts, reports — depends on that unified, trustworthy foundation.
Link major spot exchanges via encrypted, read-only API keys. Avelixa can view balances and market data but cannot withdraw, transfer or trade on your behalf. Keys are encrypted in transit and at rest, scoped to minimum permissions, and revocable in one click on the exchange side.
Withdrawals: disabled · Trading: disabled · Scope: read-only
Mean Reversion — the tendency of stretched prices to drift back toward their average — and momentum signals are weighed together to estimate probable paths, not certainties. You see likelihoods and confidence intervals in plain language.
Set a maximum weekly loss, concentration limit and stablecoin reserve. When a threshold is approached, Avelixa explains why and suggests a concrete rebalancing step for your approval. No auto-trading, no surprises.
No hype, no black box. Four auditable stages turn raw telemetry into one recommended next step you can review in minutes.
Balances, order books and funding data are pulled via read-only APIs every minute and time-stamped to correct for venue delays.
Wash prints and thin-book spikes are filtered. Liquidity is normalised so a £10k order is judged fairly on every venue.
Scenario modelling assigns likelihoods to drawdown, chop and trend continuation, producing a portfolio-level risk score with stated assumptions.
You receive one prioritised action — for example, trim concentration or top up reserves — with rationale, impact estimate and export trail.
Each profile uses the same unified dashboard. What changes is the objective, the guardrails, and how often Avelixa prompts you.
For holders who want to stay invested but sleep through weekend swings. The engine monitors drawdown risk and suggests reserve top-ups before stress builds.
≈ 15 min / week · Sunday reviewFor detail-oriented operators tracking persistent GBP price and liquidity gaps across venues. Avelixa filters out fleeting gaps that fees would erase.
≈ 15 min / week · + threshold pingsFor patient allocators comparing staking and lending venues on a risk-adjusted basis, with counterparty concentration kept in view.
≈ 15 min / week · Monthly rebalanceEverything time-poor investors ask before connecting a first exchange. Plain English, no fine-print surprises.
No. Avelixa uses non-custodial, read-only API keys, which means the platform can view balances and market data but has no ability to withdraw, transfer or place trades. You keep full custody on your exchanges, and you can revoke access at any time from the exchange settings. Avelixa never asks for private keys or withdrawal permissions.
Avelixa supports major spot exchanges offering read-only API access, alongside aggregated market-data feeds for order-book depth, funding and volatility. During onboarding you select your venues, set minimum permissions, and test the connection in read-only mode before any analysis begins. If a venue restricts API scopes, the dashboard will tell you exactly what is missing.
Honestly: no model predicts shocks. Avelixa is built for that limitation. It monitors volatility regime shifts and liquidity thinning — early signs of stress — widens confidence intervals when uncertainty rises, and defaults to capital preservation: raising reserve suggestions and tightening drawdown guards rather than chasing recovery. Assumptions and confidence levels are shown alongside every forecast.
Most users complete setup in 20–30 minutes: create read-only keys on each exchange, paste them into Avelixa, set risk thresholds and reserve targets, then run a first sync. After that, the intended routine is a single 15-minute weekly review, with optional alerts only when a threshold is approached.
Yes. All valuations can be displayed in GBP, with cost-basis-friendly exports (CSV) showing balances, rebalancing suggestions, risk scores and timestamps. The logs are designed to simplify discussions with your accountant and support UK self-assessment record-keeping. Avelixa does not provide tax advice, so review exports with a qualified adviser.
Connect your first exchange with a read-only key. Explore the unified dashboard, review your risk thresholds, and keep full control of execution throughout.
Risk disclosure: Cryptoassets are volatile and unregulated in the UK. Avelixa provides data analysis and decision support; it does not provide regulated financial advice, hold client funds, or guarantee returns. Past model behaviour is not indicative of future results. Consider seeking independent financial advice.