About

From crypto terminal to connected market research.

Vultax began with crypto prices, order books, whale activity and cross-exchange research. It has grown into a workspace that also connects prediction markets, trader analytics and event monitoring, with a paper workspace for simulated positions.

Why it exists

A market question rarely ends at the chart. You may want to understand the available liquidity, who has been active, how an event is developing or what a source actually says. Those questions belong in the same research process.

Vultax brings those views closer together. Start with a crypto pair or prediction market, inspect the participants and surrounding context, and inspect the paper simulation controls when the service is available. Public research views are free to browse.

How it is built

Context around the price
A price is the beginning of the research. Follow it into liquidity, trading activity, participants and the events around the market.
Sources you can inspect
Distinguish exchange observations, provider data and Vultax's own analysis. Read a score with the inputs and measurement window that support it.
Different clocks, clear limits
A live quote, a historical cohort and an event source update at different speeds. Check the time and coverage in each view, including delayed or unavailable data.

Full detail in the methodology and across the feature pages.

Crypto exchange coverage

Vultax's crypto coverage spans 24+ centralised exchanges. Available order books, trades and tickers differ by venue and pair. This list describes crypto coverage; prediction markets and event sources have their own scope and timestamps.

  • Binance
  • OKX
  • Bybit
  • Kraken
  • Gate.io
  • Coinbase
  • KuCoin
  • MEXC
  • Bitget
  • HTX
  • Bitfinex
  • Poloniex
  • Crypto.com
  • BingX
  • Phemex
  • LBank
  • AscendEX
  • WhiteBIT
  • Bitstamp
  • Upbit
  • BTSE
  • CoinEx
  • BitMart
  • Deribit

Who it is for

Market researchers

Investigate a crypto pair or prediction market with prices, liquidity, participation and source context close at hand.

Trader researchers

Compare observed performance, follow recent activity and search for participants with each population kept in context.

Analysts and builders

Connect market observations to a wider question, inspect the methodology and use API access on qualifying plans.

Explore the connected workspace.

Browse public research without a card. Sign in for account features and the simulated paper workspace.

Open Vultax

The company behind Vultax

Vultax is built and operated by OmniOS OÜ, a private limited company (osaühing) registered in Tallinn, Estonia. OmniOS builds data systems that connect observations with their sources. Vultax applies that work to crypto and prediction market research.

Vultax began as an independent project by Christopher Geneth Kurg, and its published changelog runs from October 2025. OmniOS OÜ was entered in the Estonian Commercial Register on 4 September 2026 under registry code 17591703, and has operated Vultax since. Work published before that date was done on the project that became this company.

Vultax combines exchange feeds, public provider data and its own market observations. The methodology explains how these inputs are used and where their coverage differs. Our published research also examines the collection itself: the feed-latency study reports measured latency and coverage for its stated venues and observation window.

OmniOS OÜ is based in Estonia. Its collection and storage infrastructure runs inside the European Union. The operating entity and contact details are listed below. Read the terms and privacy policy.

Legal entity
OmniOS OÜ — private limited company (osaühing)
Registered office
Padriku tee 3/3, 11912 Tallinn, Estonia
Register
Estonian e-Business Register, Estonia
Registry code
17591703
VAT
EE103028002
Principal activity
Computer programming activities (EMTAK 62101)
Data controller contact
[email protected]

Built and hosted in the European Union

Contact

Support, partnerships, API questions and press: [email protected]. Legal and data-protection correspondence reaches the same address, or the registered office above.