Crypto Market Data

Requires python3, and AISA_API_KEY. Native-first ClawHub plugin for crypto-market-data. Ships the packaged AIsa skill with an openclaw.plugin.json manifest and a Claude-compatible bundle fallback. Query real-time and historical cryptocurrency market data via CoinGecko — simple prices, coin details, historical charts, OHLC candles, token prices by contract address, market-cap rankings, exchange data and tickers, categories, trending searches, and crypto news. Use for crypto research, price tracking, on-chain token lookup, portfolio analysis, and market-cap screening. Use when: the user needs market data, stock analysis, watchlists, or portfolio workflows.

baofeng-tech@baofeng-tech

Install

openclaw plugins install clawhub:crypto-market-data-plugin

Crypto Market Data Plugin

ClawHub/OpenClaw native-first plugin wrapper for the packaged AIsa skill.

Runtime Requirements

Required bins: python3
Required env vars: AISA_API_KEY
Primary env: AISA_API_KEY
Network target: https://api.aisa.one

What It Ships

Bundle plugin id: crypto-market-data-plugin
Native manifest: openclaw.plugin.json
Native entrypoint: index.ts
Embedded skill: skills/crypto-market-data/SKILL.md
Format: native OpenClaw plugin plus Claude-compatible bundle fallback

Why This Format

Uses the OpenClaw-native manifest path that current plugin docs expect.
Keeps the packaged skill payload intact under skills/ for ClawHub/OpenClaw skill loading.
Retains .claude-plugin/plugin.json so Claude-compatible marketplace tooling still recognizes the package.
Reuses the already-hardened clawhub-release/ skill payload.

Install After Publishing

bash

openclaw plugins install clawhub:crypto-market-data-plugin

Publish Locally

bash

clawhub package publish ./plugins/crypto-market-data-plugin --dry-run
clawhub package publish ./plugins/crypto-market-data-plugin

Notes

Runtime requirements and guardrails remain inside skills/crypto-market-data/SKILL.md.
If both native and bundle markers exist, OpenClaw prefers the native plugin path.
This package keeps side effects explicit and relies on the packaged skill's repo-local defaults where applicable.