whale-flow
SolidLive crypto whale trades and net buy/sell flow across 15 exchanges plus Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum DEXs. Use when the user asks what whales or smart money are doing on a specific named coin: large trades, buy or sell flow, or who is accumulating or dumping BTC, ETH, SOL or any coin. For screening which coins look unusual use whale-radar; for a full why-is-it-moving diagnosis use crypto-market-snapshot. Free, no API key.
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- Author
- CoinLobster
- Repository
- CoinLobster/agent-skills
- Created
- 2 weeks ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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whale-radar
Which coins have unusual whale flow right now, plus the track record of past signals (fired flags scored against what price actually did next). Use when the user asks which coins have unusual whale activity, what is unusual in crypto today, which coins smart money is rotating into, whether a whale signal or flag has worked before, or for a data-driven crypto watchlist. Free, no API key.
crypto-market-snapshot
Crypto market state and post-move diagnosis, combining price, 24h stats, funding, open interest and liquidations in one call, plus whale flow and news sentiment via companion tools. Use when the user asks the current price or 24h stats of a coin, what is happening in the crypto market right now, why a coin is moving, or for a full autopsy of why a pump or dump happened: whether the move was forced (liquidations) or organic (spot flow), who got wiped and how big vs normal, whether it was leverage-driven or spot-driven, or whether smart money bought the dip. Backward-looking by construction; reports the recorded sequence, never what happens next. Keyless for BTC/USD; other pairs need an active developer plan (from $29/mo) (whale trades and market overview stay keyless for every coin).
crypto-trade-context
The data picture around a crypto position. Use when the user is about to enter or exit, is holding a position and wants what to watch, asks if their side is crowded, what holding costs, whether whales are on their side, or wants their own signal cross-checked against smart-money flow. Reports state and recorded history with sample sizes; never advice, never a forecast. Keyless on every streamed pair: trade_context, whale_context and funding_matrix on MCP, or /api/public/baseline, /api/public/whale-context, whale trades and liquidation history over plain curl. Percentile judgment vs a pair's own recorded days is keyless too, and so are whale USD magnitudes over /api/public/whale-context. Depth (whale USD on the MCP tools, crowding, full 24h stats) needs an active developer plan (from $29/mo), and so does squeeze_score outright; liq_zones is keyless on the free pair only.