kronos.forgemesh.io · 10 listed services · provider site
Returns current market risk state, per-symbol signal streaks, and active cooldown timers — use it as a pre-trade risk gate before acting on any signal. Typical agent tasks: check if BTC or ETH is in cooldown before a tra...
Returns live perpetual-futures funding rates, mark and index price, open interest, and 24h volume for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and ADA from Kraken Futures and Hyperliquid, plus a per-symbol consensus with 8h and annualized fu...
Returns current signal scores for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and ADA plus a ranked top_k list, regime, and data freshness — use it as a lightweight crypto market snapshot before deeper analysis. Typical agent tasks: get a quick...
Returns whale, CEX, bridge, and stablecoin flow alerts for a chosen chain and lookback window, each with direction, venue, and USD value — use it to catch large capital movements before they move price. Typical agent tas...
Returns a go/no-go allowed flag with market_state, cooldown status, and warnings for one symbol — call it before /kronos/decision to skip a costlier decision call during blocked conditions.
Returns a conformally-calibrated range_80 price interval (~80% empirical coverage) plus current_price and upside_probability for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and ADA — use the range for planning instead of a single point predicti...
Returns a verdict, realized pnl_pct, and direction_correct flag for any prior decision_id — the accountability check that closes the loop on a /kronos/decision call.
Returns a full decision journal entry — directional_bias, calibrated_confidence, anomaly_score, and agreement_score — plus a decision_id, combining signal, anomaly, and calibration checks into one auditable record for ag...
Returns up to 168 hours of historical signal snapshots with timestamps and per-symbol scores — use it to backtest, chart signal drift, or build training data.
Returns a single-symbol signal snapshot with regime and data_freshness. Compatibility alias — prefer the canonical endpoint.
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