A sharper way to evaluate multi-exchange activity
Onlysites was built around one problem: side-activity investors spread across several exchanges don't have the time to reconcile data by hand, and generic tools weren't designed for that fragmentation. Here's what sets our approach apart.
Built for consolidation, not single-venue reporting
Most analytics tools assume one account, one exchange, one clean feed. Onlysites assumes the opposite — and is structured accordingly.
- 1 Cross-exchange by default. Data from multiple venues is normalised into one consistent structure, rather than left as separate exports you have to reconcile yourself.
- 2 Decision framing over raw dumps. Instead of handing you another spreadsheet, outputs are organised around the questions side-activity investors actually ask — exposure, drift, timing gaps.
- 3 Designed for limited time. Review cycles are shaped around people who check their portfolio activity around other commitments, not around a trading desk.
- 4 Transparent methodology. You can see how figures are derived, rather than relying on an opaque "score" with no visible logic.
We stay narrow on purpose
Onlysites is not trying to be an exchange, a broker, or a trading platform. That narrow focus is deliberate — it means every part of the product is aimed at one job: turning scattered multi-exchange data into something you can actually review and reason about.
We don't push signals, predictions, or automated trades. The output is structured information, presented plainly, so the judgment calls stay with you.
Read About UsWhat you get that a generic dashboard doesn't offer
Multi-exchange view
Portfolio activity across different venues is brought into a single structured view instead of staying siloed per platform.
Plain-language framing
Outputs are presented in terms built around real decisions, not buried in jargon or unexplained metrics.
Built for limited time
Review workflows are shaped for people fitting analysis around other commitments, not a full-time trading role.
No execution, no bias
Onlysites doesn't trade on your behalf or push you toward specific assets — the analysis stays neutral.
A consistent process, every time
The value isn't a one-off report — it's a repeatable way of looking at your activity that stays consistent as your portfolio changes.
Connect sources
Link the exchanges and accounts relevant to your side activity so data can be gathered in one place.
Normalise data
Differing formats and reporting conventions are reconciled into a consistent structure for comparison.
Surface patterns
Exposure, concentration, and timing patterns are organised into a readable view rather than a raw export.
Review on your schedule
Check in when it suits you — the structure stays the same whether you review daily or less frequently.
Where Onlysites tends to make the biggest difference
You hold positions across several exchanges
If your activity is split between platforms with no native way to view them together, Onlysites consolidates that view without you exporting and merging files manually.
You review your portfolio around a primary job
For side-activity investors without the hours of a full-time trader, a structured, repeatable review process matters more than a constant stream of alerts.
You want to understand drift, not just balances
Knowing your current balance is easy. Understanding how your exposure has shifted over time across venues is the part that generic tools usually skip.
Before you decide
How is Onlysites different from my exchange's built-in dashboard?
Exchange dashboards typically only show activity within that single platform. Onlysites is built to combine information across multiple exchanges into one consistent structure, which single-venue dashboards aren't designed to do.
Does Onlysites tell me what to buy or sell?
No. Onlysites organises and presents your data to support your own review process. It does not issue trade recommendations or execute transactions on your behalf.
Is this suitable if I only check my portfolio occasionally?
Yes — the review process is designed to remain consistent whether you check in daily or less frequently. Structure doesn't depend on how often you look.
What does "normalised data" actually mean here?
It means figures and formats from different exchanges are reconciled into a common structure so they can be compared side by side, rather than left as separate, incompatible exports.
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