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.