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Bitcoin Pulse

Bitcoin Pulse

One live signal feed for Bitcoin: price momentum, funding rates, open interest, long/short ratio and the Fear & Greed index — distilled into a pulse score and actionable trader signals.

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Bitcoin Pulse ₿

One live signal feed that tells you what Bitcoin is actually doing — momentum, leverage, positioning and sentiment — in a single pulse score.

Most crypto tools hand you a wall of raw numbers. Bitcoin Pulse reads the numbers for you: it pulls price momentum, funding rates, open interest, the long/short ratio and the Fear & Greed index, then distills them into a pulse score (‑100 → +100) and a short list of named, actionable signals.


What you get

A pulse score & regime, per symbol: bullish · leaning_bullish · neutral · leaning_bearish · bearish.

Actionable signals — only the ones that actually fire:

SignalMeaning
momentum_up / momentum_downPrice accelerating up/down on the hour
overheated_longsHot funding + crowd long → long-squeeze risk
short_squeeze_setupNegative funding + crowd short → squeeze fuel
capitulationExtreme Fear into a red day → contrarian bottom watch
euphoriaExtreme Greed into a green day → chase with caution
funding_flip_positive/negativeFunding crossed zero since last run
leverage_building / leverage_flushOpen interest rising/falling → positioning shift
volume_spikeLast hour trading well above its recent average

Signals like funding flip and leverage building compare against the previous run, so the Actor gets sharper the more often you schedule it.

Sources (all public, no API key)

  • Binance spot — price, 24h stats, hourly momentum & volume
  • Binance futures — funding rate, open interest, long/short account ratio
  • alternative.me — Fear & Greed index
  • mempool.space — network fees & mempool backlog

Use cases

  • Traders — a fast read on regime & leverage before entering, without ten tabs open
  • Bots & automations — pipe clean signals into your own alerting/trading flow (Make, Zapier, n8n, custom)
  • Dashboards — a single, structured Bitcoin health feed to render however you like

Input (all optional)

FieldDefaultDescription
symbols["BTCUSDT"]Binance symbols to analyze (add ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, …)
include_snapshotstrueEmit a full-metrics snapshot row per symbol
only_signalsfalseOutput only fired signals, skip snapshots
momentum_up_threshold1.0% 1h gain to fire momentum_up
funding_hot_threshold0.0003Funding (/8h) flagged as overheated longs
funding_cold_threshold-0.0001Funding (/8h) flagged as squeeze setup
volume_spike_threshold2.0Last-hour volume vs average to flag a spike
open_interest_move_pct5.0% OI change vs last run to flag leverage moves

Output

Two row types. A snapshot (all metrics + score):

{
"type": "snapshot",
"symbol": "BTCUSDT",
"price_usd": 62882,
"price_change_h1": 0.35,
"price_change_h24": 0.30,
"funding_rate": 0.0001,
"open_interest": 103212,
"long_short_ratio": 1.53,
"fear_greed": 24,
"fear_greed_class": "Extreme Fear",
"pulse_score": -3,
"regime": "neutral",
"active_signals": []
}

…and a signal row for each fired condition:

{
"type": "signal",
"symbol": "BTCUSDT",
"signal": "overheated_longs",
"direction": "bearish",
"strength": "high",
"message": "Funding 0.050%/8h with crowd long — long-squeeze risk."
}

Pricing

Pay per result: $0.002 per row (snapshots + signals). A default Bitcoin-only run is a fraction of a cent. Set only_signals: true to pay only when something actually fires.

Tips

  • Schedule it every 15–60 min — the velocity signals (funding flips, leverage building) only work with run-to-run history.
  • Bitcoin-first by design; add altcoins via symbols when you want a wider read.

⚠️ Not financial advice. Crypto is high-risk and highly leveraged. This Actor surfaces market data and heuristics — it does not tell you what to trade. Always do your own research. All data from public sources.