Order flow
Aggregated order book
Live WebSocket depth from Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, KuCoin, Bitstamp and Gemini merged into one ladder, with cross-venue imbalance and dislocation.
Features
This page lists what is implemented in the build you can buy today, and nothing else. If a capability isn't on this page, it isn't in the application.
Live WebSocket depth from Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, KuCoin, Bitstamp and Gemini merged into one ladder, with cross-venue imbalance and dislocation.
Cumulative volume delta, updated live off raw trade flow.
Tracks large resting bids and offers as they appear, move and vanish.
RSI computed locally off raw trades across multiple timeframes.
Perp open interest and funding rates from OKX side by side, so you can see when a move is spot-led or leverage-led.
Live liquidations as they hit, streamed from OKX.
Order block, liquidity-grab and fakeout signals plotted directly on the live chart.
Net movement on and off exchanges via Etherscan. Optional — add a free key, or leave it off and the panel skips cleanly.
The non-crypto tape that still moves BTC, in the same window. Uses a free Finnhub key you paste into Settings.
The index with its history, so you can see where today sits against the last cycle rather than just today's number.
A rolling 24-hour window from BBC World, Al Jazeera and Cointelegraph, surfacing new items as they post.
Set a price target per symbol, above or below. Fires on your desktop the moment it’s crossed.
Forward alerts to multiple chats with per-category on/off switches, so signals and news don’t land in the same thread.
Blocks and time remaining to the next halving, tracked off live block height.
Every signal and metric in the app, defined — what it measures, when it lies, and what it looks like in the panel next to it.
Pull a Python trading bot straight from GitHub and run it inside the app. No terminal, no virtualenv, no cloning by hand.
The list above is what ships in the current release. New panels and signals land in later builds.
Optional feeds: the stocks/gold/silver/oil panel uses a free Finnhub key and the ETH exchange-flow panel uses a free Etherscan key, both pasted into the app's own Settings tab. With no key configured those two panels skip cleanly and the rest of the terminal is unaffected.
Bundled automation
These ship inside the download. The bots are Python scripts that run locally on your machine as separate processes; none of them need an exchange account or an API key.
VWAP, CVD divergence, absorption, market structure (HH/HL/LH/LL), whale trades and exchange-open alerts. Routed through Tor, with optional local-LLM commentary via Ollama. Starts with the app.
Watches the live Bitcoin mempool for large transactions before they confirm. Public mempool feed only — no key, no exchange account.
Polls BTC across six venues — Coinbase, Kraken, Bitstamp, Gemini, OKX, KuCoin — and alerts on cross-venue spreads. Public REST only.
Two TradingView strategies included with the download: MACD + SMA200 with take-profit and stop-loss built in, and a supply/demand + support-resistance strategy that emits webhook alert messages ready to wire into a bot.
Automation is separate from analysis. The terminal's own panels only read the market — they place no orders and need no trading credentials. The bundled bots and anything you load through the Bot Lab are automation: they can act without manual intervention and may result in losses. Bots pulled from GitHub are third-party code you should read before you trust it. You are responsible for understanding and configuring any automation before enabling it.
Desktop
Crupto is a native Windows desktop application, not a web page in a wrapper. The download is a single executable of about 8.35 MB, so it starts fast and stays out of the way while it runs.
Market data arrives over direct WebSocket and REST connections to the exchanges. There is no Crupto server in the middle, no account to create, and no telemetry.
Screenshots of the actual application, panel by panel.