How elvaro works
You see one agent. Behind it, a coordinated team of specialists does the work, each grounded in live market data, each aware of your profile.
The architecture
What happens when you ask a question
Say you ask: "Should I take profit on my SOL position?"
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1 · Route | The coordinator reads your question and identifies what's needed: current SOL data, your position, and an exit analysis. |
| 2 · Research | Specialists fetch live prices, compute technical indicators, check onchain and sentiment signals, and factor in the position details you've shared and your risk profile. |
| 3 · Analyze | The trader agent weighs the evidence, trend, momentum, market sentiment, against your goals and time horizon. |
| 4 · Answer | You get a reasoned recommendation with the data behind it, streamed to you in seconds, including concrete levels, not vague hand-waving. |
You watch this happen in real time: elvaro shows its progress, fetching prices, loading signals, running analysis, as it works. No black box.
Personal context, by design
Every answer passes through the lens of your profile: the goals, risk tolerance, and preferences you set during onboarding, plus any positions you share in conversation. Two users asking the same question can get different answers, because they should.
Always-on monitoring
Between your questions, elvaro keeps working: producing hourly market summaries, tracking the Fear & Greed Index, and watching open signals against their take-profit and stop-loss levels. When something crosses a threshold, you get an alert, in the app or on Telegram, instead of finding out hours later.