Market intelligence
Liquidity, volatility and funding conditions across the tracked assets, reduced to one index so you can see the regime before you read the charts.
One account for digital asset allocation, custody and reporting — with portfolio intelligence that tells you what actually moved, and why.
The assets Nortlyn allocates across. Select any asset to load its chart, or open the full markets page for search, filters and all eight assets.
Three systems run continuously behind every Nortlyn account, answering the questions an allocator actually asks — this is how the platform works.
Liquidity, volatility and funding conditions across the tracked assets, reduced to one index so you can see the regime before you read the charts.
Attribution by asset and by mandate, so a month's move is broken into what contributed it rather than one number you take on faith.
Drift, concentration and drawdown limits checked daily, with a rebalance proposed before a weight goes out of band.
Four mandates, each with its own style, minimum and liquidity terms. Performance is illustrative demo data — risk varies by asset.
Custody is the part of a crypto platform that matters most and gets explained least. Here is the whole arrangement, in plain terms.
Client assets are held in named sub-accounts at regulated custodians, kept apart from the firm's own balance sheet and never lent out.
Set a time delay and an allowlist of destination addresses. Anything outside the list waits 24 hours and alerts every registered device.
Signing uses multi-party computation, so no single employee, device or vendor can move a balance alone.
An independent firm checks that on-chain holdings match client balances and publishes the result alongside your account statements.
Illustrative figures for the prototype.
Not yet. This is a design prototype of the Nortlyn Capital interface across connected pages. Every number, chart and holding is generated locally for demonstration. There is no wallet connection, no payment rail, no identity check and no account behind it.
A deterministic simulation running in your browser. The series are shaped to look like real market behaviour so the charts can be evaluated as design, but they are invented and do not track any exchange.
In the intended product, regulated third-party custodians hold client assets in segregated named sub-accounts. Nortlyn would direct trades and rebalancing but would not take possession of assets or lend them out.
No. Digital assets are volatile and can lose value quickly. All performance in this prototype is illustrative demo data, and in a live product past results would not predict future results either.
Open a sandbox account to walk through markets, mandates and reporting. Nothing is charged and no identity check is required.