Alterscope Launch app

Capital allocators

Weigh every on-chain market on one basis.

Every market frames its opportunity differently. Alterscope pulls the same set of questions, answered the same way, across 11k+ opportunities on Ethereum and Stellar. Compare them side by side, and bring the data into the workflow you already use.

Live on Ethereum and Stellar. 11k+ yield opportunities across 20+ protocols.

How it works

From first look to live monitoring.

Three stages, no new tooling required. The data meets you where the decision is actually made.

  1. Pull the same view on every market

    Open any opportunity, from Aave and Morpho to Spark and Blend and 20+ more, and see the same set of questions answered the same way. Backing, liquidity depth, oracle health, and what would have to change for the picture to shift.

  2. Bring it into the workflow you already use

    The API, Python and TypeScript SDKs, and the MCP server surface the same data wherever the decision is actually made: a spreadsheet, a research tool, or an automated agent. No bespoke ETL.

  3. Stay current without polling

    Alterscope watches the markets you hold and tells you when the picture changes, with enough lead time to act rather than react. Oracle freshness, governance changes, and cascade dependencies are tracked continuously.

What makes it different

The methodology, in the open.

Works where you work

  • REST API
  • Python SDK
  • TypeScript SDK
  • MCP server
  • Webhooks

Honest numbers

What is live, what is covered.

Figures reflect what is running in production today. APY figures in the app are sourced live and subject to change.

Yield opportunities tracked
11k+

Ethereum and Stellar, live data

Protocols under coverage
20+

connectors active

Methodology
Open

documented in full, no black box

Continuously monitored
Live

every figure sourced and timestamped

Get started

See a market before you commit.

The app is open. Pick any market, run the same view you would use to compare a thousand others, and decide whether it belongs in your book.

Or talk to the risk team directly