Our recommendations algorithm
Our recommendations algorithm
...and how to get the most of it
30-seconds summary:
It's based on a variation of Robert Lichello's AIM system, optimized on our opinionated vision of cryptocurrencies market.
In order to generate useful and impactful recommendations, your base portfolio should match some basic rules: no zero-investment balance and minimum coins amount.
Our bot will send its output automatically every Monday to Premium customers, and can be requested by usingÂ
/advice command.The algorithm isn't infallible. The winner combo includes good knowledge of cryptocurrency market and focusing in mid & long term returns. We're here to help you with that.
When you subscribe to CryptoAdvisor.Club Premium 🎖, one of the most interesting features is receiving the conclusions of applying the bot’s recommendation algorithm. The bot will take your portfolio and tell you what you could do next, explaining why.
How does the algorithm work?
CriptoAdvisor’s algorithm isn’t magic; neither tries to predict the future.
CryptoAdvisor is based on the Automatic Investment Machine (AIM), a system invented in 1977 by Robert Lichello responding to the heartbreaking collapse of the great bull market of the 1960s. It’s been used by thousands of investors in the stock market since then, and today his ideas are more relevant than ever for the crypto market. We made some adjustments to make it work with cryptos and reflect our particular vision:
The algorithm will prioritize acquiring coins (buy) when there are interesting windows (prices drop) over cashing cryptos (sell).
As cryptos are quite different from the classical stock market, one of the things we have adjusted to Lichello’s algorithm is that when the crypto value goes up and up and never stops, we adjust the algorithm to reset the reference point.
How to get the most out of the algorithm?
If you want to get the algorithm’s advice, the algorithm needs to take data from the market (you have no control) and your portfolio (you are in full control). Your portfolio needs two things to make the algorithm function: cash to invest and cryptocurrencies.
👉  The algorithm does not work unless there is enough cash to invest and at least one crypto with a non-zero value.
I am new to cryptos; where do I start?
If you still haven't done any investment in crypto, we'd recommend you to subscribe to our Telegram channel and this blog: we share tips, news, and articles that can be of interest to you.
Meanwhile, take into consideration, as an introduction, this basic tips:
Decide how much money you will invest in cryptos. Be cautious, don’t buy in crypto money that you might need; it’s a very volatile and high-risk market.
Think about in which cryptocurrencies you’d like to invest. If you have no idea, choose widely known and capitalized coins like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Do not invest in alt-coins that you are not familiar with and understand the project behind it.
You'll need an account in a cryptocurrency exchange to start buying crypto. Choose a widely used exchange like Coinbase, Kraken, Binance… The security they can offer today is much higher than you can do by yourself right now.
Put an eye on the fees charged by exchanges. Choose to deposit money by wire transfer rather than paying with a credit card: You’ll save a lot in fees and avoids impulsive purchases. 😉
Still, any doubts? Contact us: You can talk with us anytime from the bot itself using theÂ
/feedback command, or you can drop us an email at hello@cryptoadvisor.club.
Final words
CryptoAdvisor’s algorithm is not infallible, neither an unbeatable system and could even perform worse than the market in some scenarios. The algorithm is focused on mid and long-term results, and you should not expect to operate every week; sometimes, the best advice is to hold your assets.
We don’t have any partnership or interest in you registering to any specific exchange or buying particular crypto.
Finally, remember that today the crypto market is very volatile and considered high-risk. The only tools you have to beat this risk are time and knowledge.
Time, as the market goes up more often than it goes down, and compounding the returns during good times yields a higher overall return as long as the investment is given sufficient time to mature. And knowledge because investment needs you to know what you are doing.
We hope we can be useful in both aspects.