About Qubo

Last updated: 27 October 2026

In short: Qubo is a web dashboard for people who hold cryptocurrencies. It shows live prices, tracks your portfolio and gains, and gathers the crypto news that concerns your coins. It is operated by ASSETO Ltd, a company registered in Hong Kong. It never holds your funds; exchange connections are read-only, and any API key that can trade or withdraw is rejected.

What Qubo is

Qubo (asterio.app) is a crypto dashboard, used in a web browser on a phone or a computer. It brings together in one screen:

• live prices of the 50 largest crypto assets, with their 24-hour change;
• a portfolio tracker: you record your purchases and sales, and Qubo computes your average cost, your unrealised gain and your realised gain;
• a news feed aggregated from crypto media, where each headline is linked to the coins it concerns and labelled bullish, neutral or bearish;
• depending on the plan: news filtered by your positions, selected X (Twitter) accounts, White House and Federal Reserve announcements, and a tracker of large public wallets (“whales”).

The interface is available in English, French, Spanish, Cantonese and Japanese.

What Qubo is not

• Not an exchange, a broker or a wallet. You cannot buy, sell, deposit or store crypto on Qubo. It executes no orders.
• Not an investment service. Qubo provides market information and portfolio tracking. Nothing it shows is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Read the risk disclosure.
• Not a yield, staking or “guaranteed return” product. Qubo never promises gains and never asks you to send crypto anywhere. If someone contacts you in Qubo’s name asking for funds, it is not us: report it to support@asterio.app.
• Not related to other products named Qubo. Qubo at asterio.app is a crypto dashboard. It has no connection with other companies or software that use a similar name, including hotel and hospitality management software.

Who runs Qubo

Qubo was founded by Paul Grems, Founder & CEO. It is a brand of ASSETO Ltd, which develops and operates the service and is the contracting party for subscriptions.

How Qubo makes money

Only through subscriptions. There is a free plan, and three paid plans (Pulse, Edge and Apex) billed monthly or yearly, with prices shown on the home page. Qubo shows no advertising, sells no data and takes no commission on trades.

Where the data comes from

• Live prices: public market data from exchanges. Market capitalisation rankings: CoinGecko.
• News: RSS feeds of crypto media, including CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Decrypt, The Block, Bitcoin Magazine, Journal du Coin, Cryptoast, BeInCrypto, CriptoNoticias and CoinPost. Each headline links to the original article.
• Fear & Greed index: alternative.me.
• Wallet balances and whale movements: public blockchain data (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum and Base).

Contact

For any question about the service, your account or your subscription, write to support@asterio.app. See also the guide, the security page, the terms of use and the privacy policy.