Passive portfolio monitoring
Open positions on multiple exchanges are automatically observed; the notifications only report the changes deemed relevant by the model, avoiding constant manual control.
Zinrin Kelnis collects and normalizes data from multiple connected exchanges and processes it with predictive models, returning operational indications in a single dashboard. No spreadsheets to manually update, no tabs open in parallel.
Those who manage positions on multiple platforms know the problem: fragmented data, different formats, unsynchronized updates. Zinrin Kelnis connects accounts via read-only API and reports each information flow in a common data structure, so the comparison between markets takes place on a homogeneous basis.
The engine analyzes historical series, volumes and price changes on connected exchanges, identifying recurring patterns and significant deviations compared to the average behavior of an asset. Predictions are expressed with a level of confidence, not as absolute certainties.
The goal is not to anticipate every market movement, but to reduce exposure to decisions made with partial information or with delays compared to available data. This translates into risk optimization based on evidence, not intuition.
Zinrin Kelnis is designed for those who cannot follow the markets throughout the working day, but still want to base their choices on continuous and coherent analyses.
Open positions on multiple exchanges are automatically observed; the notifications only report the changes deemed relevant by the model, avoiding constant manual control.
The dashboard compares the distribution of capital between different exchanges and asset classes, highlighting concentrations of risk that are not always visible when looking at a single account.
Before making changes to a position, you can consult the model confidence indicator for that asset, as an additional reference to your own analysis.
Zinrin Kelnis was created to make quantitative analysis tools usually reserved for professional desks accessible, maintaining a clear language on what the platform can and cannot do.
We do not predict market trends with certainty and do not replace the investor's personal evaluation. We provide calculations based on verifiable data, leaving the final decision on each operation to those who use the platform.
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Transparency on the process, not testimonies: here is the path that a piece of data follows from the moment it enters the system to when it becomes an operational indication.
Connection to exchanges via read-only API, with limited permissions that can be revoked at any time.
The data is cleaned and converted into a common format, to ensure consistent comparisons between different sources.
The models process time series and current data, calculating a confidence level for each signal generated.
The indications are shown in the dashboard with the relevant context, without automatic execution of operations.
The user evaluates the indication and decides independently whether to act, modify or ignore the received signal.
The API keys used to connect to the exchanges are configured with read-only permissions: Zinrin Kelnis does not have the ability to move funds or make withdrawals.
The generated signals always report the confidence level of the model. We do not present past performance as a guarantee of future returns.
No. The exchanges are connected via a guided procedure and the dashboard presents the results in a readable form, without requiring knowledge of programming or advanced statistical analysis.
The platform automates the collection and processing of data, not the execution of operations. The activity required of the user is reduced to the periodic review of the indications, not to the continuous manual analysis of the markets.
No. The recommendations generated by the model remain informative recommendations. Every operation on connected exchanges is decided and executed by the user.
Support concerns the main exchanges with public APIs available for reading data. The updated list of integrations can be found in the features section.
Yes. API keys can be deactivated directly from the exchange panel or from the Zinrin Kelnis dashboard, immediately stopping data synchronization.
For questions not covered here, you can write to our support via contact page.