Coinalyze is useful for market data. Aegium is built for a different job: turning flow, funding and pressure into a ranked crypto universe and a market-neutral book you can judge live.
Open interest, funding and liquidation charts are useful, but they still leave the trader with dozens of tabs and no ranking. Aegium compresses that information into cross-sectional reads across the liquid perp universe.
Aegium is not trying to predict every candle. It asks which coins are being sponsored by the market and which are being abandoned, then expresses that as a long/short book.
The live paper track record matters because a beautiful dashboard is not an edge. Aegium keeps the performance surface close to the product.
No. Aegium is narrower. It is for traders who want ranked flow and book context rather than a broad charting terminal.
Yes. The product ranks coins against the field and provides drill-down context for the strongest and weakest names.