Crypto Prices, ICT Signals & Channel Stats API

Compare the historical, simulated performance of tracked Telegram signal channels before deciding which ones to investigate. Get win rate, expectancy and drawdown where available, plus crypto prices and indicators in structured JSON for agents and automations.

One tool call per run. No exchange account or separate API key required. Standard calls cost $0.01 per successful result plus the Actor start fee; the optional Signal Checker and its model usage have separate costs, explained below. Results are analysis, not trading advice or proof of actual returns.

Example: investigate a Telegram signal channel

1. Run channel_find with a channel name or username. It searches an available ranked slice of up to 500 tracked channels; a tracked channel may be absent or pending recalculation.
2. Copy the returned channel_id into channel_report to inspect the available simulated results and exit strategies.
3. Compare sample size, expectancy, win rate and drawdown together. If a channel is pending recalculation or absent, the report may be unavailable. Historical simulations are not live account results and do not guarantee future performance.

Example input for step 1:

{"tool":"channel_find","arguments":{"name":"Master_of_Bybit","limit":5}}

Example input for step 2 (replace the ID with one returned by step 1):

{"tool":"channel_report","arguments":{"channel_id":-1002483270367}}

Illustrative synthetic excerpt, not a real channel result or current performance:

{
  "tool": "channel_report",
  "ok": true,
  "data": {
    "main": {"n": 50, "mean_r": 0.12, "win_rate": 58.0, "max_drawdown_r": -4.5}
  }
}

n is the number of simulated trades; mean_r is average simulated result per trade in risk units; max_drawdown_r is the simulated drawdown in those units. The example is a shortened excerpt, not a complete response. Engine version, coverage, costs and execution assumptions matter; use channel_methodology and inspect the report before drawing conclusions. Each step above is a separate standard call.

The toolkit exposes sixteen tool calls — market data (prices, ICT analysis, sentiment), simulated Telegram channel statistics, reports and optional Signal Checker integration.

What you get

• Live prices & 24h stats for 100+ coins.
• Historical prices with technicals – candles plus SMA/EMA/RSI/MACD and the price range.
• OHLC candles with ICT analysis – order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps, market structure, displacement.
• Sentiment – Fear & Greed index, price/RSI sentiment, social snapshot, trending coins.
• Market overview – global market cap, BTC dominance, top coins, market mood.
• Coin comparison – price, volume and performance side by side.
• ICT scalping signal in Cornix format, plus the raw ICT block behind it.
• Signal-channel statistics – our tracked Telegram signal channels, historically simulated signal-by-signal (1-minute candles, fixed risk unit R, several exit strategies): leaderboard plus per-channel expectancy, win rate, drawdown and methodology. Look up any channel by name / @username (channel_find) or by ID (get_channel_stats). Missing one? channel_request queues it for tracking automatically (backtest-only, capped; no forwarding). Read-only proxy of the operator's tracking API.

Why use it

• Zero setup – no API keys, no exchange accounts, no infrastructure: one tool call in, one structured JSON item out. Successful standard tools incur a tool-call fee; every Actor start incurs a small start fee. Signal checking has separate fees.
• Built for agents – 16 ready-made tool calls that drop straight into AI agents, n8n, Make, LangChain or plain HTTP. No crypto-API plumbing to build or maintain.
• ICT analysis included – order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps and market structure, plus a ready-to-read signal in Cornix format.
• Channel research – use the leaderboard and available per-channel expectancy, win rate, profit factor and drawdown to investigate tracked channels by name / @username or ID. These are simulated historical results, not a verified account track record.
• Built for automation – the analysis tools do not place orders or post messages; channel_request can queue a new tracking request. Responses carry ok, data and duration_ms.
• No lock-in – ≈ $10 per 1,000 successful calls (see Pricing); every run is a fresh decision.

Tools and arguments

Tool	Arguments	Returns
get_crypto_price	coin, currency?	Live price, 24h change, day high/low, volume, 7d sparkline
get_historical_prices	coin, currency?, days	Candles plus SMA/EMA/RSI/MACD technicals and price range
get_ohlc_data	coin, currency?, days	OHLC candles with ICT analysis (order blocks, FVGs, liquidity sweeps, market structure)
get_crypto_sentiment	coin, currency?	Fear & Greed, price sentiment, social data, trending
get_market_overview	currency?, limit?	Global market cap/dominance, top coins, market mood
compare_coins	coins (comma list), currency?	Side-by-side price, volume and performance
generate_trading_signal	coin, currency?, timeframe?	ICT scalping signal (Cornix format) plus the raw ICT block
channel_leaderboard	min_trades?, strategy?, sort?, limit?	Tracked signal channels ranked by the lower confidence bound of expectancy, plus hidden/pending counts
get_channel_stats	channel_id, strategy?	Full statistics for one channel: expectancy (mean/median), hit rate, profit factor, drawdown, per-strategy comparison
channel_find	name, min_trades?, limit?	Resolve a channel name or @username fragment to matching tracked channels with their statistics
channel_methodology	–	How the numbers are produced: simulation assumptions, risk unit R, ranking and admission rules (plain text)
channel_request	channel_id or name	Queues a not-yet-tracked channel for tracking (backtest-only, capped at 5 new channels/day); tells whether the channel is already tracked

How to use it

Input – exactly one tool call per run:

{ "tool": "get_ohlc_data", "arguments": { "coin": "bitcoin", "days": "30" } }

Signal-channel statistics example (read-only, no API key):

{ "tool": "channel_leaderboard", "arguments": { "min_trades": 20, "limit": 10 } }

Missing channel? Request it — the operator's tracker queues it (backtest-only, capped):

{ "tool": "channel_request", "arguments": { "channel_id": -1001234567890 } }

Dataset output – one item per run:

{
  "tool": "get_ohlc_data",
  "arguments": { "coin": "bitcoin", "days": "30" },
  "ok": true,
  "data": { "coin": "bitcoin", "interval": "4h", "total_candles": 180, "candles": ["..."], "ict_analysis": { "...": "..." } },
  "duration_ms": 926,
  "generated_at": "2026-09-25T06:52:31.000Z"
}

The key-value store also holds a compact run summary under OUTPUT (tool, ok, duration_ms, generated_at). A failed call is written with ok: false and an error message. The Actor start fee still applies; child Actor or model fees may also apply.

Pricing

Pay-per-event: $0.01 per successful standard tool call plus $0.00005 actor start. The signal checker has separate fees listed below. No API key.

Notes and limits

• Sources: Binance public market data, CoinGecko, alternative.me (Fear & Greed).
• The Telegram sender and the scanner-state tools of the MCP server are not part of this Actor – it never posts to a chat.
• The channel statistics tools are a read-only proxy of the operator's channelstats API (server-side credentials; the Actor never touches a database). They return simulated results for publicly tracked channels, not trade advice.
• Analysis output only, not financial advice. Crypto markets are highly volatile.

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Reports

Examples: {"tool":"coin_report","arguments":{"coin":"bitcoin"}}; {"tool":"channel_report","arguments":{"channel_id":-1001234567890}}; {"tool":"compare_channels","arguments":{"channel_ids":[-1001234567890,-1001234567891]}}.

• channel_report: channel statistics, strategy results and engine version; last backtest time is unavailable when the source does not provide it.
• compare_channels: compare 2–10 channel IDs within the same ranked slice and strategy. Missing entries may be pending, excluded or outside the first 500 results.
• coin_report: price, historical technicals and sentiment. Sources update at different times; some sentiment components can be unavailable or use provider fallback values.

Channel results are simulated, not account returns. Signal checking starts the separate Crypto Signal Checker Actor through check_signal.

Signal Checker

Use check_signal with {"signal":{"symbol":"BTC","direction":"LONG","entry":100000,"stop":98000,"take_profits":[102000]},"accept_separate_charges":true}. Optional positions are manually supplied. This starts the separate Crypto Signal Checker under the running user account; signal and optional positions can be sent to its model provider. The Toolkit start fee applies. The Checker charges its own start and assessment fees; model usage is charged separately, including on unknown results. The Toolkit run cost limit does not cap these separate charges. The child Actor event cap is $0.16 and does not cap model usage. Free-plan model access may be restricted and Apify lists a higher model markup for free accounts; check current pricing. Check your Apify runs before retrying an error, as a child run may already have incurred costs. Analysis only, no orders.