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crypto-regime-analyzer

Quantifies crypto market regime health using free, keyless public data (CoinGecko + Binance funding). Generates a 0-100 composite score across 6 components (100 = risk-on) with a posture recommendation. No API key required. Use when user asks about crypto market conditions, whether it's alt season, BTC dominance, crypto risk-on vs risk-off, funding rates, or whether crypto exposure should be increased or reduced.

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Use crypto-regime-analyzer to Assess the current crypto market regime in live mode and return the 0–100 score, posture, key component drivers, data-confidence limits, and an educational, non-trading summary.

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    name: crypto-regime-analyzerdescription: Quantifies crypto market regime health using free, keyless public data (CoinGecko + Binance funding). Generates a 0-100 composite score across 6 components (100 = risk-on) with a posture recommendation. No API key required. Use when user asks about crypto market conditions, whether it's alt season, BTC dominance, crypto risk-on vs risk-off, funding rates, or whether crypto exposure should be increased or reduced.

    Crypto Regime Analyzer Skill

    Purpose

    Quantify the crypto market regime using a data-driven 6-component scoring system (0-100). This is the crypto analog of market-breadth-analyzer + exposure-coach: it answers "what posture does the crypto market currently support?" before any coin-level analysis happens.

    Score direction: 100 = Maximum risk-on health (broad participation, healthy trend, sane leverage), 0 = Critical risk-off.

    No API key required — uses CoinGecko's free public API and Binance's public futures endpoint.

    When to Use This Skill

    • User asks "Is crypto risk-on or risk-off right now?" or "How healthy is the crypto market?"
    • User asks "Is it alt season?" or about BTC dominance direction
    • User asks whether funding rates are overheated
    • User wants an exposure posture for a crypto sleeve before screening individual coins
    • User wants a daily crypto regime check alongside the equity market-regime-daily workflow

    What This Skill Does NOT Do

    • No coin picks, no buy/sell signals, no price targets
    • No execution or portfolio changes — regime description only
    • Human decision gates remain central, consistent with the project vision

    Prerequisites

    • Python 3.9+ with requests (live mode only; offline mode is stdlib-only)
    • Internet access to api.coingecko.com and fapi.binance.com (live mode)
    • No API keys required

    Component Model

    #ComponentWeightQuestion it answers
    1BTC Trend Structure25%Is the reserve asset's primary trend intact? (price vs 50/200DMA stack, 200DMA slope)
    2Alt Breadth Participation20%How broadly are alts participating? (% of top-N above 200DMA, 50DMA confirmation)
    3BTC Dominance Regime15%Where is capital rotating? (dominance direction interpreted jointly with BTC trend)
    4Perpetual Funding Regime15%How crowded is leverage? (avg funding across majors; contrarian at extremes)
    5Drawdown & Volatility Position15%Where are we in the cycle? (drawdown from 1y high, realized vol percentile)
    6Momentum Thrust / Washout10%Short-horizon confirmation (% of universe positive over 30d)

    Missing components have their weight proportionally redistributed (same convention as market-breadth-analyzer). Full scoring logic: references/crypto_regime_methodology.md.

    Regime Zones

    ScoreZonePosture
    80-100RISK_ONBroad risk-on conditions observed; review risk limits before decisions
    40-79NEUTRALMixed conditions observed; no strong regime conclusion
    0-39RISK_OFFDefensive market conditions observed; review existing risk controls

    These are heuristic descriptive bands, not validated allocation rules. See references/VALIDATION.md for the current evidence boundary and the artifacts required before making quantitative performance claims.


    Execution Workflow

    Phase 1: Run the Analysis Script

    Live mode (fetches CoinGecko + Binance; first run of the day takes ~2-4 minutes at the default --top-n 20 due to free-tier rate-limit throttling; same-day re-runs hit the cache and are instant):

    mkdir -p reports/<routine-or-date>
    python3 skills/crypto-regime-analyzer/scripts/crypto_regime_analyzer.py \
      --output-dir reports/<routine-or-date>
    

    Offline mode (no network; snapshot schema in the methodology reference):

    python3 skills/crypto-regime-analyzer/scripts/crypto_regime_analyzer.py \
      --input-json snapshot.json \
      --output-dir reports/<routine-or-date>
    

    Options: --top-n <int> universe size (default 20), --cache-dir <path> fetch cache location (default .crypto_regime_cache), --quiet.

    Phase 2: Interpret the Output

    The script writes crypto_regime.json (machine-readable, for chaining into other skills) and crypto_regime.md (one-page report), and prints a one-line summary:

    CRYPTO REGIME: NEUTRAL (score 68.4/100) — Mixed conditions observed; no strong regime conclusion
    

    When presenting results, lead with the zone and posture, then explain the 1-2 components most responsible for the score using their signal strings. Flag any components reporting data_available: false and what that means for confidence.

    Phase 3 (optional): Feed Downstream

    The JSON composite can slot into an exposure-coach-style posture summary as one descriptive crypto-market input. It must not independently authorize, block, size, or execute a trade.

    Output

    The script writes two artifacts to --output-dir and prints a one-line summary for workflow chaining:

    • crypto_regime.json — full machine-readable analysis: metadata, per-component results (score, signal, data_available, component-specific fields), and the composite block (score, zone, guidance, effective_weights).
    • crypto_regime.md — one-page report: composite score with zone bar, posture line, per-component table (weight / score / signal), and confidence notes.
    • Console: CRYPTO REGIME: <ZONE> (score <N>/100) — <posture> plus warnings for any skipped components.

    Resources

    • references/VALIDATION.md — validation status, evidence boundary, and reproduction requirements.
    • references/crypto_regime_methodology.md — full scoring rationale, every threshold table, the offline snapshot JSON schema, and the live data-source endpoint list.
    • scripts/crypto_regime_analyzer.py — CLI orchestrator (entry point).
    • scripts/data_client.py — CoinGecko/Binance fetchers, per-day cache, dominance history accumulator, offline loader.
    • scripts/calculators/ — one module per component; pure functions, fully unit-tested.
    • scripts/scorer.py — weighted composite with proportional weight redistribution.
    • scripts/tests/ — tests covering every component, the scorer, sparse-data fail-closed behavior, and end-to-end bull/bear/degraded snapshots.

    Known Limitations

    • Dominance history accumulates locally. CoinGecko's free tier only exposes current dominance, so the client stores one observation per run-day in the cache dir. The dominance component reports data_available: false until 31 daily observations exist (weight is redistributed until then). Seed it faster via --input-json.
    • Funding is best-effort. If Binance's endpoint is unreachable (geo-restrictions, outage), the component is skipped gracefully.
    • Universe is top-N by market cap with stablecoins and wrapped/staked assets excluded; it is not a fixed index, so composition drifts with the market.
    • Thresholds are heuristic and documented in the methodology reference; they are conservative defaults, not backtested optima.

    Disclaimer

    Educational and process-improvement use only. This skill describes market conditions; it does not provide financial advice, signals, or buy/sell instructions. All decisions remain the user's responsibility.