crypto-analysis_skill

Overview

This skill provides market-maker–style technical analysis for cryptocurrencies using live Binance data. It frames conclusions as structured, falsifiable paths with quantified probabilities rather than blunt bullish/bearish calls. Outputs include a compact data panel, multi-path scenario reasoning, and single clear trading suggestion tailored to the user's position.

How this skill works

The skill fetches required Binance endpoints (klines, funding rate, open interest, top long/short ratios) and computes core indicators: RSI, MACD, ATR, Bollinger Bands, and EMAs. It reasons from a liquidity-provider perspective, identifies likely market-maker phases, produces three or more possible paths with explicit probabilities and negation conditions, and returns actionable monitoring points and one clear execution recommendation.

When to use it

• When you ask to analyze crypto prices (e.g., "analyze btc", "look at eth").
• When you request technical analysis from a market-maker or liquidity lens.
• When you need a short, full-period, quick, position, or replay analysis.
• When you want probability-weighted scenario planning with falsifiable triggers.

Best practices

• Always supply symbol and desired mode (full / swing / quick / position / replay).
• Allow the skill to fetch live Binance data; real-time inputs are required for valid output.
• Provide entry price if you want position-specific advice.
• Expect three+ scenario paths with numeric probabilities and clear negation conditions.
• Follow the single-primary-recommendation rule: one main action plus conditional alternatives.

Example use cases

• Full short-term analysis for BTCUSDT to plan a 1–3 day swing trade.
• Quick 4H+1H snapshot to decide whether to adjust an intraday stop-loss.
• Position review when you provide an entry price to get precise stop and target guidance.
• Replay of the last 7 days to verify which previously proposed paths were validated or negated.
• Cross-asset check (BTC vs ETH) to detect and quantify sentiment divergence.