BTC Monitor TalentverseX

BTC and ETH market monitor with public API data, six bottom-fishing signals, and optional Discord delivery. TalentverseX

Use this skill when the user wants a quick BTC/ETH market-monitoring report based on public APIs, especially for oversold or bottom-fishing style checks.

What This Skill Does

• Reads runtime settings from {baseDir}/config.json
• Fetches BTC/ETH market candles, preferring Binance, then Bybit, then CoinGecko-derived fallback
• Fetches CoinGecko market metadata and the Fear & Greed Index
• Computes 6 implemented signals:
  • RSI oversold
  • Volume washout
  • MACD histogram below zero
  • Price near lower Bollinger band
  • Extreme fear
  • Low MVRV proxy
• Prints a plain-text report
• Optionally posts the report to Discord if enabled in config and the bot token exists in the environment

What This Skill Does Not Do

• It does not place trades
• It does not use Glassnode, Twitter, Reddit, or any LLM integration
• It does not provide a true on-chain MVRV metric; MVRV proxy is an approximation from CoinGecko history

Files

• {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.py: main executable
• {baseDir}/config.json: runtime configuration
• {baseDir}/requirements.txt: Python dependency list
• {baseDir}/scripts/install.sh: optional install helper for bash environments
• {baseDir}/scripts/setup_cron.sh: optional cron helper for bash environments
• {baseDir}/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md: troubleshooting notes

How To Run

Install dependencies:

bash

python3 -m pip install -r {baseDir}/requirements.txt

Run once:

bash

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.py

Discord Delivery

To send the report to Discord:

1. Set "discord.enabled": true in {baseDir}/config.json
2. Set "discord.channel_id" in {baseDir}/config.json
3. Export the env var named by "discord.token_env" before running the script

Example:

bash

export DISCORD_TOKEN=your_bot_token
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.py

When To Use It

• Daily or scheduled BTC/ETH market summaries
• Quick oversold-signal checks
• Lightweight Discord alerts using only public data sources

Scheduling

The script runs once per invocation. Use cron, Task Scheduler, or another external scheduler if the user wants recurring execution.