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▸ Compare · BitGuard vs altFINS

altFINS finds signals.
BitGuard explains your holdings.

altFINS is strong for active traders: chart patterns, RSI/MACD screening, trading signals, push alerts, and research across many coins. BitGuard is different: Guardian AI explains why your actual portfolio moved, using your positions, CEX + wallet data, ETF-flow context, news, and live market data.

bitguard@vs-altfins ~ use_case_diff
diff altfins bitguard --workflow + portfolio_ai.actual_holdings // explanations tied to what you own + guardian_ai.conversation // ask follow-up questions + aggregation.cex_wallet_csv // real positions, not just watchlists + etf_flows.context // market context around BTC/ETH ~ alerts.critical_only // attention management, not signal spam - chart_patterns.screening // altFINS wins here - rsi_macd.multi_coin_scanner // altFINS wins here - strategy_backtesting // not BitGuard's category
Daily Brief 5 languages Critical-only push alerts Guardian AI · fast / smart / deep CSV import any exchange 10 chains · 9 CEX · ETF flows FIFO cost basis · partial coverage badge 2FA TOTP + WebAuthn Multi-currency · ECB rates EU-hosted · no data resale Indie · EU-based · accessible Daily Brief 5 languages Critical-only push alerts Guardian AI · fast / smart / deep CSV import any exchange 10 chains · 9 CEX · ETF flows

altFINS tells you what screened.
BitGuard tells you why your portfolio moved.

Screeners are useful when you are searching the market. BitGuard is useful when the question is about your own exposure: the assets you hold, the P&L you see, and the news or flows that explain it.

#1 · AI on actual holdings

The question starts from your portfolio, not a generic chart.

Guardian AI knows the positions you connect. That means explanations can reference your real exposure instead of returning generic market commentary for coins you may not own.

#2 · Portfolio integrations

CEX + wallets + CSV + manual entries.

BitGuard is built around the messy source mix most crypto traders actually have. Signals are useful, but your real balances and transaction context matter more when explaining P&L.

#3 · Conversational follow-up

Ask why, what changed, and where the risk is.

A screener returns candidates. Guardian AI lets you drill into your own holdings: which asset drove the move, what news changed, what macro/ETF context matters, and which source has a discrepancy.

#4 · Honest boundary

Not a chart-pattern scanner.

altFINS wins when you need RSI/MACD screening, chart pattern recognition, broad signal discovery, or trading strategy workflows. BitGuard wins when the workflow is portfolio explanation and monitoring.

BitGuard Daily Report — 6-section AI-generated morning brief
Daily Report5 languages · plan-gated
BitGuard Smart Alerts — critical-only push, severity-ranked
Smart Alertscritical-only · ranked
BitGuard Signal News — categorized + sentiment-tagged
Signal News3 categories · AI-impact
BitGuard Guardian AI — three model modes, live data
Guardian AIfast · smart · deep

Plus the tracker fundamentals — done right.

BitGuard connects the portfolio sources that signal-only tools usually do not treat as the center of the workflow.

  • CEX + wallet aggregationCombine exchange balances and on-chain wallets so Guardian AI sees the positions you actually hold.
  • CSV import for historical tradesUpload exchange exports when API access is unavailable or incomplete.
  • ETF-flow contextDaily intelligence can include BTC/ETH ETF-flow context so portfolio explanations are not limited to chart indicators.
  • Reconcile WizardWhen sources disagree, BitGuard surfaces the discrepancy and lets you resolve it instead of leaving the chart as a mystery.

The differences that matter.

altFINS is stronger for scanning and technical signals. BitGuard is stronger for portfolio-aware explanation.

Capability altFINS BitGuard
AI explanations for your actual holdings signal platform first Guardian reads portfolio context
CEX + wallet + CSV portfolio integration not the core category real positions across sources
Conversational follow-up about P&L ask why the portfolio moved
Mobile-first daily portfolio workflow research/screening workflow brief, alerts, Guardian chat
ETF-flow and macro/news context around holdings technical signals dominate broader context in intelligence layer
Chart pattern recognition altFINS strength not a chart-pattern scanner
RSI/MACD screening across many coins altFINS strength not a multi-coin TA screener
Trading signals and watchlist alerts strong active-trader fit critical portfolio alerts only
Trading strategy backtesting better fit in altFINS not built for backtesting
Generic market discovery screen the market broadly focused on your holdings
Where altFINS clearly wins: chart pattern recognition, technical signal screening, RSI/MACD tooling, broad active-trader discovery, and strategy/backtesting workflows. Where BitGuard wins: AI explanations for your actual holdings, CEX + wallet integration, conversational portfolio context, mobile-first workflow, and ETF/news context around your positions.

Signal platform or portfolio intelligence?
Both can coexist.

The choice is less about who has more charts and more about where your daily workflow starts.

altFINS

  • Best for: active traders screening the market for technical setups
  • Strong in chart patterns, RSI/MACD, trading signals, watchlists, and research workflows
  • Useful when the goal is finding new trade candidates across many coins
  • Not primarily built around explaining your connected portfolio sources

BitGuard

  • Best for: understanding and monitoring positions you already hold
  • Free at launch: Guardian AI + Daily Report + Smart Alerts included
  • Founder lifetime: first 500 paid seats lock Pro EUR 9.99/mo or Elite EUR 24.99/mo
  • CEX + wallet + CSV aggregation, Guardian AI, and mobile-first context
What "founder lifetime" actually means: the first 500 people on the waitlist who convert to a paid tier post-launch lock that price for life. Once the cap fills, the standard price applies. Free at launch is for everyone. The lifetime rate is for the first 500.

Using BitGuard with altFINS.

Keep altFINS when you want a signal scanner. Add BitGuard when you want those market moves interpreted against your actual holdings.

Keep altFINS for screening. Use it for chart patterns, RSI/MACD, broad coin discovery, and active-trader alerts.
Connect your portfolio to BitGuard. Add exchanges, wallets, CSV exports, and manual entries so your real exposure is visible.
Ask Guardian what changed. Move from a generic signal to a portfolio-specific answer: what moved, why it mattered, and what source drove the P&L.
Use ETF/news context. BitGuard adds market context around BTC/ETH ETF flows, news, macro, and portfolio impact.
Reconcile data gaps. If historical trades or transfers are missing, use CSV import and Reconcile Wizard to clean the portfolio view.
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Frequently asked questions.

Is BitGuard a replacement for altFINS?

Not if your primary workflow is chart-pattern scanning, RSI/MACD screening, and trading signal discovery. altFINS is better for that. BitGuard is for AI explanations grounded in your actual portfolio.

What can BitGuard do that altFINS is not focused on?

BitGuard connects CEX accounts, wallets, CSV imports, and manual transactions, then lets Guardian AI explain your real P&L, holdings, alerts, and market context.

Where does altFINS clearly win?

Chart pattern recognition, technical screening across many coins, RSI/MACD tools, trading strategy workflows, and broad market discovery.

Does BitGuard give buy or sell signals?

No. BitGuard is compliance-safe and descriptive. It explains context, alerts, and portfolio movements; it does not prescribe trades.

Can I use both altFINS and BitGuard?

Yes. Use altFINS to find technical setups, then use BitGuard to understand how market moves affect your connected portfolio.

What happens after the 500 founder seats are gone?

Standard pricing applies: Pro EUR 14.99/mo or Elite EUR 39.99/mo. The 500 lifetime seats do not reset, refresh, or reopen. Free launch access is separate from the founder lifetime discount.

What languages does BitGuard support?

Five, natively: Italian, English, Spanish, French, German. The interface, Daily Report, and Guardian AI all switch at the user level.

Is BitGuard available on Android?

iOS at launch in mid-June 2026. Android is on the roadmap for Q3 2026.

A signal is useful.
Context decides whether it matters to you.

BitGuard is built around relevance to your own holdings, not generic market discovery.

No data resale — ever

Your wallet addresses and transaction history are never sold, shared, or used to train external models. Not a data brokerage.

EU-hosted backend

Railway EU (Amsterdam). GDPR-native by default, not as a regional adapter. Your data doesn't cross the Atlantic.

Direct support, hours not days

Real human at the other end. Not a ticket queue, not an offshore script reader.

No ads — at any tier

Free at launch. Paid post-launch. Either way, zero ads, zero upsell popups, zero "premium locked" overlays inside the app.

5 languages, native

Italian, English, Spanish, French, German — interface, Daily Report, and Guardian. Not Google-translated.

Built for EU regulation

Designed with EU regulatory constraints in mind. Guardian's outputs carry a disclaimer; alerts use descriptive language only — no buy/sell prescriptions.

Built in public

Weekly build log, public roadmap, kill criteria documented. You see what's being built and why.

Open about gaps

See section 02 — we list where altFINS wins and where BitGuard wins.

Screen the market in altFINS. Explain your holdings in BitGuard.

Guardian AI reads your portfolio and live market context. Free at launch, no card, no trial countdown.