What is in the brief
The brief covers the day's biggest crypto stories in a few lines each, with the coins each one may move, so you can see the shape of the day without reading twenty articles. Each story links to the source it came from.
Behind it, the Signals news feed
The brief is built from Signals, Decryptr's crypto news feed. Signals summarises market-moving stories as they land and credits the source. Signed out you see the top stories on the website, 15 minutes behind; with an account the full feed is 5 minutes behind on the free plan, 1 minute on Decryptr + and live on Decryptr X.
A two minute routine
Read the top of the brief first, then open only the stories on coins you follow. Each story page names the coins it may move and shows what the price did around it, so you can judge how much a headline mattered before you form a view.
If a story is not clear, ask the AI assistant to explain it from the live data. It describes what the numbers show and does not say whether to buy or sell.
News is context, not a signal
A story moving a price in the past does not mean it will again. The brief tells you what happened, never what to do about it.
Questions
What is the Decryptr daily brief?
- A short written summary of the day's main crypto stories and what moved the market, made for a two minute read and available to read aloud in the app.
Is the daily brief free?
- Yes, on every plan. Faster and fuller news comes with Decryptr + and Decryptr X.
Where do the stories come from?
- Signals summarises stories from news outlets and credits each source, with a link to the original.
Is the brief financial advice?
- No. It reports what happened. It never tells anyone what to buy or sell.
How often is the brief updated?
- Every day. The Signals feed it is built from updates through the day, as stories land.
Decryptr is not financial advice and does not tell anyone what to buy or sell. Past calls and past results do not predict future ones. Cryptoassets are high risk. Read the risk warning.