Short crypto market notes, delivered in Telegram. Each note is the last step of a long pipeline: exchange data, on-chain transfers, sentiment on X and recorded market cases, read together so you don't have to.
One short message hides a lot of machinery. These are the real thresholds, labels and checks it runs on — taken from the services themselves.
3chains
Read from the chain, not a summary
Ethereum, Arbitrum and Solana are watched directly through an RPC provider, so a transfer is seen as the network saw it.
Live
$1M
The size that gets noticed
A single transfer has to clear a million dollars before the on-chain engine spends any attention on it.
Live
S → C
Wallets carry a reputation
A wallet is graded on how it behaved in earlier moves, not on what it is labelled. The grade decays and is earned again.
Live
4axes
Positioning is a state, not a number
Perpetual-futures data is labelled on four axes at once — bias, participation, crowding and stress — because one of them alone misleads.
Live
6detectors
Six ways futures go strange
Funding stress, open-interest spikes, liquidation cascades, basis stretch and two more each have their own detector, so the note can say which one fired.
Live
15m · 1h · 4h
Three timeframes, all trained
A 5-minute model exists in the code and has never been trained, so it publishes nothing. An untrained model is worse than no model.
Live
one file
A moment, replayed everywhere at once
Pick a symbol and a time range and all four engines re-read that exact window in parallel — candles, futures state, on-chain transfers, posts on X — and hand back a single file. That file is what a recorded market case is made of.
In research
+1h · +4h · +24h
Every call is re-checked
A published note is measured against the price at three later points, and the result is written down whether it flatters the system or not.
At launch
2buttons
A human can overrule it
Useful and Not useful sit under every note. In the report the human verdict beats the automatic grade, not the other way round.
At launch
unavailable
It says when it does not know
The exchange keeps no history of perpetual liquidations, so the system records them as they happen. Ask for a window from before it started listening and the answer isunavailable — never a guess filled in after the fact.
Live
Figures describe how the system is built, not how well it performs. Nothing here is a forecast or a claim about returns.
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