# Before You Chase the Rally: Quantofi Brings 215 Crypto Instruments Into Focus > A new analytics platform combines five views of market momentum with price targets, stop-loss levels and a direct connection to Crypto.com Exchange. By Lidia Yadlos · October 12, 2026 Canonical: https://blockster.com/quantofi-215-crypto-instruments-cryptocom-ai-trading A cryptocurrency can be climbing over the past hour and still be losing ground over the week. For a trader watching a sudden rally, that leaves an awkward question: is something changing, or does the move only look convincing on the shortest chart? Quantofi is building its launch around that problem. The AI-driven analytics platform covers **215 crypto instruments across five timeframes**, pairing its momentum signals with price targets, stop-loss levels and an expected-value metric. Its integration with Crypto.com Exchange connects that research to a venue where users can execute trades. The companies [announced the partnership on October 9](https://crypto.com/en/company-news/quantofi-launches-breakthrough-ai-driven-crypto-analytics-platform-in-partnership-with-cryptocom), naming Crypto.com Exchange as a Gold Tier partner. The announcement set October 10 as the global commercial launch date, following an October 2–9 beta for preregistered users. The proposition is straightforward: put the market’s direction, a potential trade and its downside into the same decision-making process. [Post from @Cryptocom\_Exch on X](https://twitter.com/Cryptocom_Exch/status/2108569628607909916) > “Crypto rewards timing, and timing needs context.” That is how Liam Boggan, Quantofi’s president and the founder and CEO of parent company Quantmatix, describes the opportunity. Quantofi displays momentum across **hourly, four-hour, daily, weekly and monthly** timeframes simultaneously. Rather than making traders switch between charts to assemble a picture, it aims to show how the shorter and longer trends relate. Consider a hypothetical token that turns positive on an hourly chart while its daily and weekly readings remain negative. That could describe a short-lived bounce within a broader decline. A move supported across several timeframes would present a different setup. Neither guarantees what happens next. The value of seeing them together is understanding what kind of move a trader is considering before placing an order. Boggan calls the product “Market GPS for the crypto market.” Behind that description is a more specific promise: each signal comes with a quantified target, a stop and an expected-value reading. ## What sits behind the 215-instrument dashboard Quantofi is powered by Quantmatix’s proprietary **Q Score**, which the company calls its Institutional Velocity engine. According to the announcement, the broader engine monitors **more than 10,000 instruments across 50 countries**, spanning equities, fixed income, foreign exchange, commodities and crypto. Quantmatix also produces automated research on 25 global markets. Those figures describe the parent company’s wider research operation. Quantofi’s stated crypto coverage at launch is 215 instruments. Quantmatix, an Irish financial technology company, serves hedge funds, family offices and wealth managers. Enterprise Ireland supports it as both an institutional investor and a strategic partner. Quantofi’s ambition is to package that analytical approach for a wider digital-asset audience. The practical test is whether the information becomes easier to interpret and use—not simply whether more indicators appear on a screen. > “Our groundbreaking partnership with Crypto.com enables our customers to trade with data, not emotion.” Colm Gaughran, CFA, Quantofi’s CEO, frames the partnership around a familiar trading problem: making decisions consistently when prices are moving quickly. The platform says every signal includes a volatility-calibrated price target, a stop-loss level and an **Expected Value, or EV, metric**. The target identifies the price the model is pointing toward. The stop-loss level provides a reference for managing an adverse move. The EV metric is intended to help traders assess the setup’s potential reward and risk. Together, those elements give users more to evaluate than a simple bullish or bearish label. They also make the proposed trade more explicit: what is the opportunity, where could the idea fail, and is the potential payoff attractive enough? The announcement does not disclose the EV calculation or provide independently verified performance results. These are analytical estimates, and a displayed stop-loss level should not be confused with a guarantee that an order will execute at that price. ## Crypto.com connects the analysis to execution Quantofi’s connection to Crypto.com Exchange uses what the companies describe as a **fully disclosed broker integration**. Quantofi supplies the analytics, while the exchange provides the liquidity and order-matching infrastructure for execution. The aim is to shorten the journey from identifying a setup to acting on it. It is also the second professional trading-tool partnership Crypto.com announced that week. On October 6, the exchange [announced an integration with Insilico Terminal](https://crypto.com/en/company-news/cryptocom-partners-with-insilico-terminal-to-deliver-professional-grade-trading-tools), offering tools including programmable hotkeys, automated sizing and advanced order types. Quantofi adds a different capability: momentum analysis and quantified trade signals. Together, the announcements suggest Crypto.com is expanding the ways traders can research and access its markets. > “Empowering traders with sophisticated tools and seamless market access is a core pillar of the Crypto.com Exchange.” Iskandar Vanblarcum, managing director of Crypto.com Exchange, said the partnership pairs Quantofi’s analytics with the exchange’s execution infrastructure. That connection matters because a useful signal and a well-executed trade are separate achievements. Pricing, liquidity, fees and the time taken to place an order all affect the outcome. Exchange and product access also remain subject to jurisdictional availability. ## A clearer decision before the trade The launch fits a broader shift explored in [Blockster’s exchange comparison guide](https://blockster.com/crypto-exchange-guide-compare-stocks-ai-trading-rewards-and-borrowing): crypto platforms are competing on research, automation and connected financial services alongside access to assets. There are different approaches to that opportunity. [Quote.Trade’s recent launch](https://blockster.com/quotetrade-opens-a-crypto-trading-arena-for-humans-bots-and-ai-agents) focused on execution infrastructure for people, bots and autonomous agents. Quantofi’s announcement centers on helping traders interpret momentum and connect that assessment to an exchange. For Quantofi, the most useful outcome would be a trader who can explain why a setup deserves attention—and when it no longer does. Watching 215 instruments is the scale of the product. Turning that information into a clearer decision is the reason to use it.