Pick your coins or take our top list, set the sum and get on with your day. Caja Inversora AI trades around the clock and buys only what passes six checks.
Six checks before every buy
News, team, manipulation, unlocks, liquidity and large holders.
Trading around the clock
You set the sum, the AI picks the moment to buy and to sell.
Your coins or our top list
Bring your own watchlist, take our picks, or mix the two.
Your money stays yours
The broker keeps the funds, and the account carries your name.
You hand the bot a set of coins, or let it use our top list, and decide how much money it may work with. Then you close the app. The AI watches the market day and night, runs its checks before every buy and writes to you when it acts. No more staring at charts at 2 a.m. in case a coin moves.
What does that look like in real life? Say you added ten tokens, set $400 aside and went to work. Around lunch your phone buzzes. One coin from your list has been climbing for a week on real news and steady volume. It cleared all six checks, so Caja Inversora AI put $80 of your amount into it. The note says what the AI saw and why it acted. You read it in ten seconds and get back to your day. A coin that only jumped on a rumour gets nothing, and you still see why.
Do you want the work done for you? Or do you enjoy making your own calls and only need good data? Both are fine here. And the mode is not a choice for life: switch on Tuesday, switch back on Friday if you like.
Pick the coins, name the amount, then get on with your day. Buy, sell or sit it out? Caja Inversora AI decides, and only with assets that passed its checks. Each deal goes into your log with a line on why it happened.
The bot does not trade. You get the same checks, warnings and coin reports, and you place every order yourself at your broker. A good choice if you like full control or are still learning.
Yours, to begin with. Put a token on your watchlist and tracking starts the same minute. Bitcoin? Fine. A tiny project you have been reading about since spring? Also fine.
No watchlist yet? Or you would rather not pick crypto at all? Then the bot takes names from our top list. To get in, a token needs real trading volume and a project that is still alive. It also has to pass our tests with no open red flags. It drops out when the picture changes: say, a big unlock is two weeks away, or the developers have gone silent.
Can you combine the two? Sure. Keep three favourites of your own and let our picks fill the empty places.
A word on small projects. They move faster in both directions, and a single large holder can shake the price on a quiet evening. Caja Inversora AI does not refuse them. It just looks harder, and in auto mode it usually gives them a smaller slice of the sum.
A price chart shows what has happened. It rarely shows why, or what comes next. That is why Caja Inversora AI looks at a coin from several sides before it may enter a trade. The checks run on the same kind of modules that large exchanges and research platforms use.
Crypto news sites, project blogs, exchange notices, a regulator's statement: Caja Inversora AI reads them all. Is this a fresh fact or a rumour recycled for the third time? Does the story stand on one source only? A listing can turn the picture around in minutes. So can a hack. Each of them is weighed before any order goes out.
Is the team public, or hiding behind nicknames? Do developers still push code, or did the last update come in March? Where does the funding come from? And did the project deliver what its roadmap promised a year ago? Anonymous founders plus an empty roadmap earn one label: high risk.
Pump-and-dump schemes did not go away. They happen every week, and they leave traces. Volume that flows from a handful of wallets. Fresh profiles posting the same words within ten minutes. Two linked addresses trading with each other. A price that rises on one exchange while the rest stay flat. When the AI sees that, auto mode keeps its hands off.
Most projects keep part of the supply locked, for early investors and for the team. The locks open on a fixed date. Then people who bought at a fraction of today's price can finally sell, and many do. An unlock calendar is kept for everything on watch. A big date coming up? It grows careful days in advance.
A token can look cheap right up to the moment you want to sell. How deep is the order book? How wide is the gap between the buy and the sell price? On how many exchanges does it really change hands, not just sit in a listing? In a thin market you pay more to get in and more to get out. So the position stays small. Or it skips the asset.
Ten wallets with 70% of the tokens can move the price where they want. Caja Inversora AI tracks how the supply is spread out. It also notices when a big holder starts sending tokens to an exchange. That is often the step right before a sale.
Most crypto bots look at price and volume and nothing else. That works until a token loses 30% in an hour because of an unlock anyone could have found in the calendar, or because a group of insiders decided to cash out. Drops like these do not show on a chart in advance. They show in the news, in wallet data and in project schedules.
Large platforms have used this kind of data for years in their research desks and risk teams. Caja Inversora AI brings it to an ordinary account. Will it catch everything? No. Some events arrive with no warning at all. What it does is help you avoid many of the mistakes that were visible beforehand.
Think of buying a used car. The photos look great, the price is tempting. A sensible buyer still asks for the service history and looks under the hood. A chart is the photo. The news, the wallets and the unlock dates are the service history.
You set the amount the bot may use. It works only within that sum, on your own broker account. The rest of your balance stays untouched.
Will it bet everything on one coin? No. The money gets split across several. A position opens when an asset clears every test and the market fits. It closes once the reason for the deal is gone. Maybe the target was hit. Maybe the news turned. Or a risk appeared that was not there on Monday. Some days nothing happens at all, and that is normal too.
Want a smaller sum? A pause over the holidays? A switch to analytics only? Any of it takes a minute, whenever you like. Positions that are already open you can always close yourself at the broker.
What will you see in the log? A date, the asset, buy or sell, the size. Each line gets a short comment written for humans: "volume confirmed on three exchanges", for instance, or "closed early, large unlock in four days". No jargon wall, no secret formula.
Not everyone wants a bot pressing buttons for them. Fair enough. In this mode each check arrives as a report. For every coin you get a short verdict. Under it sit the news that counts and the unlock dates, plus a manipulation warning or a note on liquidity when there is one. You read. You decide. The order is yours to place.
A sensible way to begin, by the way. Follow the reports for three or four weeks. Hold them up against what prices really did. Then decide if auto mode deserves your money.
In every reportNo trading
One Tuesday morning a mid-sized coin on a user's list rose 22% in three hours. Social feeds were full of talk about a new partnership. Here is what the checks found.
The bot stayed out and sent an alert with these four points. In analytics-only mode the user would have seen the same report and made their own call. Prices can still surprise in either direction. The checks do not see the future; they make sure nothing already in plain sight gets ignored.
Sign-up costs nothing. The Caja Inversora AI analytics start working once your broker balance reaches $250 or more. Nobody charges it as a fee, and no subscription hides behind it. The sum remains on an account registered to you. Let auto mode work with it, or leave it untouched while you read the reports: the choice is yours.
Why ask for it at all? Each check costs computing power. Reading news by the thousand costs some. Following wallets around the clock costs more. It also filters out throwaway sign-ups, so our servers work for those who will actually read the reports. Paying in, cashing out and any fees follow the broker's rulebook, the one you agree to when opening the account.
Not sure yet? Signing up commits you to nothing. The reports simply start on the day the balance is there.
Top-up at a partner broker
$250
minimum, switches the analytics on
It suits people who want to hold crypto but have no time to follow news, wallets and token schedules every day. It also suits hands-on traders who would like a second opinion before they press the button.
A good fit
You want a bot that trades a sum you choose and stays away from coins with obvious warning signs. Or you prefer to trade yourself and want solid research behind every decision.
Not for you
You expect a fixed monthly return, or you plan to use money you will need soon. Crypto stays risky with any tool, and no bot changes that.
We ask for your name, your e-mail and a phone number. Nothing else.
Register with a partner broker and move the money in. The balance keeps your name on it.
Build a watchlist, rely on our picks, or mix the two.
Set an amount for auto mode, or stay with analytics only and trade yourself.
No. If your watchlist is empty or you prefer not to pick crypto, Caja Inversora AI uses our top list.
No. It uses only the amount you set, and you can change that amount at any time.
Yes. Then the bot places no orders at all. The reports and alerts still reach you, every one of them.
Because that is what turns the analytics on. The sum sits on your broker account. Trade with it or leave it be: your call.
Not for auto mode. The reports are written in plain language, so a beginner can follow them too. Still, learn the basics of how crypto prices move before you put money in.
It can happen. Some shocks arrive without any visible sign: a sudden hack, a surprise ruling. So auto mode stays inside the sum you chose, and that sum should be money you could part with.
No, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. The tests catch many common traps. Still, a token can drop with no warning at all. Invest only what you could see disappear without your plans falling apart.
The partner broker, on an account opened in your name. Caja Inversora AI never touches client funds.
“I put $600 into auto mode. Four trades in three weeks, none of them in junk. Once it told me why it skipped a 25% jump: fake news and big wallets moving tokens. I would have bought. Very good.”
“I only use the analytics. Short, clear reports every day. Twice the unlock alert kept me out of a sharp drop. I can switch to auto whenever I want.”
“Finally a bot that doesn’t just look at the chart. Six real checks. I put in $400, it spreads it well and doesn’t bet everything on one coin. I sleep easy.”
“The notifications are perfect. It tells you why it bought or why it skipped. All in 20 seconds. The money always stays in my broker account.”
“I started with analytics, then switched auto mode on with a small amount. It avoided an unlock that later sent the coin down 40%. It works.”
Personal opinions of users. Past results do not guarantee future ones.
Sign up for free, add the coins you like or start with our selection, then choose: should the bot trade, or only report?
