Real-time integration layer
A unified API layer connects to supported exchanges and synchronizes balances, open orders and recent movements under a single data structure, avoiding format mismatches between platforms.
Método REC aggregates data from different exchange platforms into a single view and applies predictive models to estimate the risk of each position before you make a decision.
Access to the platformThose who operate on several exchanges regularly review between four and six different tabs to reconstruct a complete image of their portfolio. Each platform presents risk with its own criteria and updates prices at different rates.
The result is not excess of information, but absence of a common criterion to compare it. Decisions end up being based on the platform that is open at that moment, not on the actual position set.
Método REC solves this fragmentation by connecting accounts through API and normalizing the data under a single reference model, so that each asset is measured by the same yardstick.
Simplified representation of the consolidated view offered by the panel, prior to normalization for volatility.
The name summarizes the order of the process: real-time data, contrast with statistical evidence and calculation of the resulting risk. None of the three layers replaces the others.
A unified API layer connects to supported exchanges and synchronizes balances, open orders and recent movements under a single data structure, avoiding format mismatches between platforms.
The models filter out the noise inherent to short-term volatility and contrast price movements with comparable historical series, instead of reacting to each specific variation.
Each position receives a numerical score derived from its deviation from the expected behavior, which allows assets of different nature to be compared under the same criteria.
The design avoids the "quote tape" format that dominates most tools in the industry. Instead, prioritize typographic hierarchy and white space so that each figure is understood without the need to expand it.
The following two scenarios describe common usage among college students who manage modest portfolios and prioritize preserving capital over maximizing short-term returns.
The dashboard compares the proportion of cryptoassets against other positions declared by the user and indicates when that proportion deviates from the initially configured risk profile.
Example: Suggested rebalancing following an unplanned increase in exposure to a single asset.
Instead of fixed price threshold alerts, the system notifies when an asset deviates significantly from its historical volatility range, reducing irrelevant notifications.
Example: alerts based on statistical deviation from the 30-day moving average.
This section answers what is often asked before connecting a live account to any external analysis tool.
Connections to exchanges are made using API keys with read-only permissions, when allowed by the exchange. Método REC does not request withdrawal permissions and stores credentials encrypted, separate from analysis data.
The model identifies statistical patterns and deviations from historical data, but does not predict future events with certainty. Its signals are decision support, not an indication to buy or sell, and must be interpreted in conjunction with the user's own judgment.
Compatibility depends on the availability of public API by each exchange. The list of active integrations is updated as new connections are validated and is published within the dashboard itself.
Connect your accounts, review the consolidated risk score, and decide with a single guideline instead of multiple open tabs.
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