Galileo

What It Does

Galileo publishes market research and on-chain data, from exchange flows and active addresses to holder concentration. Connecting it to Cryptor puts those numbers next to prices in your watchlists, so you do not need a second tab to check them.

Galileo subscribers also get the daily research note for each coin they hold on Cryptor, plus alerts when on-chain activity changes, for example when a large amount moves to exchanges.

How to Connect

1. In Cryptor, open a watchlist and select Add data → Galileo.

2. Sign in with your Galileo account and approve the connection.

3. Pick the metrics you want as columns, such as exchange net flow.

4. Turn on research notes for the coins you hold.

5. Create on-chain alerts from any coin page.

Permissions and Security

Galileo connects through OAuth and only receives the list of coins in your watchlists and holdings. It never sees balances in dollars, cannot trade and cannot withdraw.

• Galileo sees which coins you follow, not how much you hold.

• Research notes are delivered inside Cryptor, with no extra sign-in.

• Disconnect from Settings → Connected apps at any time.

Good to Know

Galileo metrics are research data, not trading signals, and nothing in a research note is financial advice. You can show or hide each metric column per watchlist, so a trading list and a long-term list can look different.

Need a hand with the setup or a permission you do not see here? Contact our team and we will walk you through it, usually within one business day.