Tool reference

What kind of market you are trading in. Seven forces — trend, volatility, cycle, sentiment, leverage stress, ETF liquidity, rotation — each voting with its own reasoning and its own threshold for changing the call.

Who is on the other side of your trade. Up to eight reads on one coin — who is crowded, who is fragile, who is trapped — plus the price levels the whole board is watching.

A liquidity-qualified major and mid-cap universe screened on crowding, stress, leverage, compression, trend, location and entry quality. Ranked candidates with disclosed setup rules and entry, stop and target geometry — not a forecast or a proven edge.

Check your entry, stop and target against ATR, perp levels, liquidation distance, fees, slippage and funding. Add account size and risk for sizing, or a placement time to replay a trade from public candles. An interactive ticket in MCP Apps hosts; no orders placed or plans stored.

One coin, fully assembled. Market data, technicals, on-chain, cited narrative synthesis, catalysts, social, ETF flows and prediction odds — the entire dossier from a single call.

Spot and perp mark side by side, with funding, open interest, long/short ratio and the day's liquidations. Five providers merged into one snapshot, cached for thirty seconds.

Spot or perpetual OHLCV candles with venue routing and fallback, for the timeframes your analysis needs. For months of paged candles or derivatives series, use Bulk History.

Paged spot/perp candles, aggregate open interest, funding or long/short liquidations. Up to 1,000 rows per call with a backward-page cursor, explicit time bounds and a forming-row flag — for historical research and backtests.

The global frame in one read: total market cap, BTC and ETH dominance, Fear & Greed, Altcoin Season.

The day's ranked gainers and losers, plus the quieter names already trending more than five percent.

What the market is looking up right now, ranked.

Price, market cap, all-time high and low, and the project's own description of itself.

Every symbol the market-data providers can answer for, so your agent knows what it can ask about before it asks.

Bucket-by-bucket open interest joined to taker buy/sell volume. Distinguish new positions from short covering and long unwind, with absorbed flow flagged. Coverage is stated; where taker data is unavailable, the read uses price direction and says so.

Market-wide long/short liquidations and venue splits, ranked against a year of daily totals. A separate order sample reveals timing, cascades and the largest forced exits; its coverage is stated, never scaled up to the whole market.

Current perpetual funding, normalized to an eight-hour rate and annualized, with history and a one-year percentile baseline. Positive means longs pay shorts; it is a cost of holding, not a direction forecast.

Cross-exchange perpetual open interest with historical changes and a one-year baseline — how much leverage is committed, not merely how much changed hands. Venue-specific flow is a separate read.

Calls and puts by strike and expiry: quotes, mark implied volatility, open interest and volume. Reported data is separated from calculated metrics, with coverage and thin-market caveats.

ATM volatility, term structure, implied move size, 25-delta skew and IV versus realized volatility. BTC/ETH volatility-index history adds context. What options price for the size of a move — not its direction.

Put/call open interest, strike and expiry concentrations, expiring notional, theoretical max pain and recent option trades. One venue; aggregate open interest does not reveal who is long or short, and max pain is not a forecast.

Modeled gamma exposure, walls, flip levels and an options regime, with price, time and volatility what-ifs. Dealer hedge ladders depend on an explicit positioning scenario — theoretical sensitivity, not observed dealer orders.

Risk-neutral expiry probabilities above or below a price or inside a range, plus implied 68% and 90% ranges. Derived from options forwards and volatility, with smile adjustment where quoted — not calibrated real-world forecasts.

Live whale accounts: equity, side, notional, entry, leverage, unrealized PnL — and the reported liquidation price of each position.

Best bid and ask, spread, depth and imbalance, with venue-labelled books and resting walls. Orders can be pulled: visible liquidity is evidence, not a promise of execution.

Executed volume profiles, value areas, thin zones, inferred long/short entries, realized liquidation prices and persistent resting walls across venues. Levels graded by traded, inferred or resting evidence, with confluence disclosed — not a price forecast.

The cohort view: exchange reserve changes, top-trader long/short lean, and the large exchange-linked transfers that tend to arrive before a move does.

Multi-timeframe trend, RSI, MACD, ADX, ATR, volatility and structure, calculated from candles. Choose spot, perp or automatic routing, with source coverage and partial-candle handling disclosed.

The market-wide Fear & Greed index, 0 to 100 with the label that goes with it. One number for how the crowd is feeling.

Per-coin social composite: galaxy score, alt rank, bullish share, social volume, dominance and interactions. How much attention a coin is getting, and from whom.

Raw crowd voice: public X posts from the last seven days on a coin, a topic or a single account, with likes, reposts, replies and views attached, so volume can be weighed against actual reach.

Recent coverage on any topic, drawn from a crypto news aggregator and a live search model at the same time.

Full-text search across recent regulatory filings, with form type, filer, and a link to the document itself.

Daily spot-ETF net flows for BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP — the latest day, the per-fund breakdown, and the trailing trend it has to be read against.

What real money says about a question: per-outcome probabilities, the volume standing behind them, and when the market resolves.

Crypto events landing inside the next seven days, filterable to a single coin when only its own catalysts matter.

CPI, FOMC, jobs and GDP — the macro releases that move crypto anyway — from two days back to a week ahead, filtered by importance.

Official venue notices for new listings, delistings and other trading changes, with scheduled times, recent history, and coin or venue filters.

Total value locked and the fees a chain actually earns, over 24 hours, a week and a month. What the protocol makes, not what it promises.

The current UTC instant, so your agent can fix what “now” means and judge for itself how stale a read is.