Most self-employed people who trade or invest across multiple exchanges experience the same pattern: data is scattered in separate apps and dashboards, and each platform only shows its own part of the picture. The result is information noise — many figures, but no overall basis for a decision.
In volatile markets, the problem is amplified. Manually comparing rates, volume and positions takes time that a freelancer typically doesn't have between assignments. When decisions have to be made quickly, this dispersion often leads to decision fatigue: you react late or you don't react at all.
Manual tracking works as long as the market is stable and the number of positions is low. The moment both parts change at the same time, the calculation that a human can manage quickly becomes too complex.