Frequently asked questions about Tebrunavyo
How Tebrunavyo handles multi-exchange reporting, risk controls, and approval-based rebalancing proposals — without automated trading or investment advice.
Informational tooling only. Not investment advice. Past market behaviour does not indicate future results.
Common questions, documented clearly
If you use Tebrunavyo to monitor holdings across several exchanges, these are the points most readers ask about first. For background on the approach, see About.
What does Tebrunavyo actually do?
Tebrunavyo provides AI-supported data analysis for multi-exchange crypto oversight. It consolidates balance and position information into unified reporting, documents risk controls, and prepares rebalancing proposals for your review.
It is an oversight and reporting aid. It does not provide investment advice and does not replace your own assessment of market conditions.
Does Tebrunavyo trade automatically on my behalf?
No. Tebrunavyo does not place orders automatically. Any rebalancing suggestion is presented as a proposal with supporting data and allocation context.
Nothing is executed through Tebrunavyo without your separate, explicit approval on the exchange itself. You keep full control over whether to act, modify, or ignore a proposal.
How do exchange connections work?
You connect an exchange using its API key interface. Tebrunavyo uses read-oriented access to retrieve balances and related reporting data for a unified view.
You can review the current connection method and supported workflows on the Features page. You can remove a connection at any time from the exchange side by revoking the key.
Is Tebrunavyo investment advice?
No. All outputs are informational. Analysis, summaries, and rebalancing proposals are data organisation tools, not recommendations to buy, sell, or hold any asset.
Crypto markets are volatile and past behaviour does not indicate future results. Consider your own objectives and, where needed, consult an independent qualified professional.
What will I see in the unified reporting?
Reporting is designed to reduce manual checking across accounts. It typically organises holdings by asset, venue, and allocation share, with change context to support periodic review.
The exact fields depend on what the connected exchange makes available through its API. If data is delayed or unavailable from a venue, the interface reflects that status rather than estimating it.
What are the documented risk controls?
Risk controls in Tebrunavyo refer to documented review practices: concentration visibility, allocation drift notes, approval-based workflow, and read-only access principles.
These controls support disciplined oversight, but they do not eliminate market, technical, or counterparty risk. They are described in more detail on the Advantages page.
Do you store my exchange withdrawal permissions?
Tebrunavyo is designed around read-only oversight. You should not grant withdrawal, transfer, or trading permissions if the connection does not require them for reporting.
As a general practice, use the most restrictive API permissions available, store keys securely, enable two-factor authentication on your exchange accounts, and revoke any key you no longer use.
Who is Tebrunavyo intended for?
Tebrunavyo is intended for holders who already use one or more crypto exchanges and want a calmer, structured way to review balances and allocation changes.
It assumes basic familiarity with exchange accounts and API keys. It is not designed as a learning course for first-time crypto buyers and does not provide guided portfolio management.
How accurate is the data?
Displayed information reflects data returned by connected exchanges and market data sources at the time of retrieval. Temporary delays, venue maintenance, or API limits can affect freshness.
Always confirm balances and prices on the exchange itself before taking any action. Tebrunavyo does not guarantee completeness, timeliness, or error-free analysis.
How do I get started or stop using the overview?
Read proposals the same way every time
Tebrunavyo presents each suggestion with the same structure: current allocation, proposed change, and the data behind it. That consistency makes periodic review easier and keeps decisions approval-based.
- ✓Compare before you decide. See venue and asset breakdown in one place.
- ✓Check risk notes. Review concentration and drift context.
- ✓Act only on the exchange. No action is taken inside Tebrunavyo.
