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CryptoWorld News is a crypto market-intelligence platform operated by Fascia Holdings Limited, a company registered in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. It was built for active retail traders who want serious market data without paying for an institutional terminal. The platform aggregates live data from 154 news sources, 17 centralised exchanges, 25 on-chain networks, 12 spot ETFs and major macro feeds. A confluence engine scores roughly 400 coins across 10 dimensions, including news sentiment, funding rates, open interest, long and short positioning, taker flow, whale flow, volume and price action, and recalculates every 90 seconds. A dedicated whale tracker monitors large transactions across exchanges and on-chain networks for 233 coins, with wallet labelling and track records. Users get live derivatives data, exchange net-flows, stablecoin supply and spot ETF custody tracking, plus directional signals, in-house charting, a trending engine and a global liquidity map. Configurable alerts cover price moves, whale flow, news urgency and volume spikes, delivered straight to the browser. Everything runs in one dashboard, with no spreadsheets to wire up. CryptoWorld News costs £14.99 per month and offers a 7-day free trial that does not require a card. The team is based in Edinburgh.
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3 Lochrin Place, EH3 9QX, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- support@cryptoworldnews.world
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