Price and order-book coverage
Spot and derivatives pricing with depth snapshots, spreads and session ranges, from the venues the platform already connects to.
MARKET & RESEARCH INTELLIGENCE
Crypto Market Intelligence Platform for Trading Desks
A research workspace combining price, on-chain, news and filing data into source-cited answers and real-time market-event alerts. It monitors markets 24/7 and hands every finding to your desk with the sources attached.
24/7event monitoring
50+Networks supported
1000+Assets supported
HOW THE WORKSPACE WORKS
From Raw Feeds to a Cited Answer Your Desk Can Act On
Six stages run continuously inside one workspace. Nothing is a separate subscription, and nothing leaves the platform your markets already run on.
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1. Connect every source class
Price and order-book data, indicators, fundamentals, news, filings, venue activity and on-chain flows land in one place. Operators decide which classes each desk sees, and internal desk notes sit alongside public data.
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2. Normalise onto one timeline
Every feed is mapped onto one asset model and one clock. A funding-rate move, a filing published minutes earlier and a shift in on-chain flow line up against the same price series.
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3. Ask in plain language
Analysts type the question they would ask a colleague. The engine retrieves across connected sources and binds each claim to the passage, filing or series behind it. Unsupported commentary is listed separately.
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4. Monitor markets continuously
Detection rules run 24/7 over the same feeds: volatility bands, funding thresholds, large flows, holder-concentration shifts, filings, listings and halts. Each firing becomes a structured event with its evidence.
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5. Route the alert to the people who act
Alerts reach the workspace feed, desk channels, email digests and mobile push. Thresholds, severities and quiet hours are set per desk and watchlist, so risk and market-making are not woken by the same events.
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6. Hand off to execution
Because the workspace sits on the Coiny platform, a finding is not retyped into another system. Research moves to the desk with its sources intact and continues into pre-trade analytics and the order ticket.
Where Every Answer Comes From
The workspace is one pipeline, not a stack of dashboards: sources in on the left, cited answers and structured alerts out on the right, analyst review in the middle of the loop.
INSIDE THE WORKSPACEFive Screens
Five Screens
One Research Workflow
Technical indicator library
Moving averages, RSI, MACD, ADX, ATR and volatility bands, configured per desk and referenceable by name inside a question.
Volatility and liquidity context
Band breaches, spread widening and depth changes surfaced as readable context, so the state of the market is legible at a glance.
Derivatives signals
Funding rates, open-interest shifts and basis moves monitored against your thresholds and tied back to the spot picture.
Asset fundamentals
Supply, unlock calendars, protocol activity and fee-revenue trends tracked per asset, beside the price series they explain.
Regulatory filing monitoring
Disclosures and public register entries ingested as they publish, classified by asset and citable as primary documents.
News ingestion and clustering
Headlines and commentary grouped into clusters, so a story reported by twelve outlets arrives as one item with its sources.
Evidence separation
Claims backed by a filing or a data series are kept apart from claims that only exist in commentary, visibly so.
Network coverage
On-chain activity across 50+ networks and 1000+ assets, read per block and normalised onto the same asset model as market data.
Flow analysis
Net movement into and out of exchange-labelled wallets, per asset and per network, with thresholds that can raise an alert.
Holder concentration
Distribution across holder sets and the changes in it, so a concentration shift is visible before it shows up in price.
On-chain plus market context
Every on-chain reading sits on the shared timeline, so it compares directly with order-book behaviour, filings and news.
Structured market-event alerts
Each firing becomes an event record with a rule, a severity, merged duplicates and its evidence — not a bare notification line.
Operator-set thresholds
Severities, thresholds, watchlist scope and quiet hours are configured per desk, so alerting matches how each team actually works.
Multi-channel delivery
Workspace feed, desk channels, scheduled email digests and mobile push, each opening back into the workspace with sources.
Exports and API access
Research, events and coverage data can be exported or read programmatically, so findings feed reporting and downstream systems.
What the Workspace Does and What Your Analysts Decide
The workspace gathers, normalises, retrieves and monitors; people judge and act. Every automated step ends in something a person can check, which is why each answer ships with its sources and each alert with its evidence.
| # | Research step | The workspace does | Your team decides |
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| 1 | Data collectionSources, freshness, coverage | Ingests and normalises every source classOne timeline, one asset model | Which classes each desk may seePer-role source permissions |
| 2 | AnalysisIndicators, fundamentals, flows | Computes indicators and on-chain readingsContinuously, per asset | Which indicator set the desk trustsConfigured per team |
| 3 | Research answersPlain-language questions | Retrieves, composes and cites every claimUnsupported claims flagged | Whether the evidence is good enoughAnalyst reads the sources |
| 4 | Event detectionRules over live feeds | Fires, scores and deduplicates eventsEvidence attached | Thresholds, severities and quiet hoursSet by the operator |
| 5 | Alert deliveryFeed, desk, email, mobile | Routes each alert to the configured channelsOpens back into the workspace | Who is on which alert routePer desk and watchlist |
| 6 | ActionWhat happens next | Hands the finding on with its sourcesNo retyping between systems | Every trading and risk decisionAlways a person |
OPERATOR CONTROLS
See the workspace live
Permissions, Alert Rules and an Audit Trail You Can Export
Research is only trustworthy if you can see where it came from and who was allowed to ask. Every control below is configured by the operator, not by us.
Alert rule configurationThresholds, severities, watchlist scope and quiet hours per desk. Rules can be scoped so one team's noise is never another team's alert.
Role-based source accessSource classes, saved research and internal desk documents are granted per role, so an answer only draws on material the asker may read.
Citation recordEvery answer stores the exact sources it used. Exports keep the citation set, so a decision can be reconstructed months later.
Delivery routingWorkspace feed, desk channels, email digests and mobile push, each configurable per team, with acknowledgements timestamped.
Versioned changesRule edits, permission changes and watchlist updates are versioned with the user and the time, and available for export.
Quiet hours per deskSeverity thresholds and quiet hours are configured per desk and watchlist, so risk and market-making are not paged by the same event.
BUILT FOR
Teams That Have to Justify the Trade, Not Just Place It
Research desks, funds, exchange operators and risk teams working from the same evidence, on the same platform.
Trading-desk analysts
Answer the question in front of you without stitching four terminals together. Price, flows, filings and news share one timeline.
Fund research teams
Build a defensible view from primary documents rather than commentary, with unsupported claims separated and citations exportable.
Exchange operators
Offer research and market alerts as a product feature under your own brand, with source classes and permissions per user tier.
Risk and monitoring teams
Watch concentration shifts, funding moves, filings and venue events continuously, with severity rules and quiet hours per team.
WHERE IT CONNECTS
Wired Into the Rest of the Platform
Research that ends in an order ticket only works if the rest of the stack is already there. These are the products the workspace feeds and is fed by.
COMMON QUESTIONS
FAQ
A crypto market intelligence platform is a research system that brings price, on-chain, news, fundamental and regulatory-filing data into one workspace and turns it into answers and alerts a trading team can act on. Coiny Exchange's Market & Research Intelligence adds source citations to every answer, monitors markets continuously for events, and runs alongside the exchange and execution stack it reports on.
A source-cited research answer is an answer in which every claim is bound to the passage, filing or data series it came from. In Coiny Exchange's Market & Research Intelligence, an analyst asks a question in plain language, the engine retrieves from the connected sources, and the answer returns with its citations attached and anything unsupported flagged separately, so a claim can be checked before anyone trades on it.
Coiny Exchange's research workspace reads price and order-book data, technical indicators, asset fundamentals, news, regulatory filings, venue activity such as listings and funding changes, and on-chain activity across 50+ networks and 1000+ assets. Operators choose which source classes each desk can see, and internal desk documents can be added so private notes sit on the same timeline as public market data.
Real-time market-event monitoring runs detection rules continuously over every connected feed. When a rule fires — a volatility band breached, a large on-chain flow, a new regulatory filing, a venue listing — Coiny Exchange's Market & Research Intelligence records a structured event with a severity, merges duplicates reported by more than one source, and attaches the evidence, so the alert arrives as context rather than a headline.
Alerts from Coiny Exchange's Market & Research Intelligence are delivered to the workspace feed, to desk channels, to email digests and as push notifications in the operator's mobile trading apps. Every delivery opens back into the workspace with the event's sources already attached, so a trader acting on a phone sees exactly the evidence an analyst sees at a desk.
Operators control the research workspace: source classes, saved research and alert rules are granted per role, so an answer only ever draws on material the person asking is permitted to read. In Coiny Exchange's Market & Research Intelligence, every question, answer, citation set and rule change is recorded with the user and timestamp, and exports carry the same record for review.
SEE IT ON YOUR MARKETS
Put Cited Research and Market-Event Alerts in Front of Your Desk
Walk through the workspace on your own asset list — source coverage, a cited answer end to end, the event timeline, and the operator controls behind them.
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