Ask the market in plain English.
Connect CoinLobster to your AI once. Then ask any of the questions below. You never need a tool name, and every prompt reads live data an ordinary AI cannot see.
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Five areas of the market. Each shows what you can ask, and the live data behind it.
What large buyers and sellers are doing, on one coin or across every coin at once.
market_overview
market-wide scan (totals, regime, and which coins whales are net buying/selling now); pass coin for one row
market_screener
which coins match conditions right now
onchain_whales
large DEX swaps on Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum with the signing address
smart_money
what the PROVEN trader cohort holds and trades per coin; positions held and dollars traded are separate units and are never summed
whale_activity
plain-English alias of whale_profile: the first tool for "what are whales doing with X" about one coin
whale_context
is this flow unusual for THIS coin
whale_flow
hourly buy/sell series
whale_radar
which coins are unusual right now
whale_trades
raw executed trades (whale_tape is a deprecated alias)
Price, positioning and what just changed, from one coin to the whole board.
crypto_news
headlines with a sentiment score
flag_outcomes
the scored record of past flags
market_brief
plain-English alias of trade_context: a full one-call market brief for one coin (price, funding, OI, whale flow, liquidations, history)
market_changes
the same one-call brief as market_digest, for an on-demand "what changed since this morning / overnight" question
market_digest
one-call brief for a scheduled run: regime, whales net buying/selling now, radar coins, top movers and the forced-close picture, in one payload
market_extremes
records and top/bottom 5% vs a pair own history
market_history
the recorded daily archive
market_movers
the biggest 24h gainers and losers across the board, each with price, 24h change and volume; the plain "what is pumping right now" read (market_overview is whale flow, market_screener cross-filters, whale_radar is unusual whale flow)
market_overview
market-wide scan (totals, regime, and which coins whales are net buying/selling now); pass coin for one row
market_screener
which coins match conditions right now
price_candles
near-live hourly or daily price bars (OHLCV) for a pair, so a bot can compute its own indicators; separate from the days-behind daily archive in market_history
signal_outcomes
plain-English alias of flag_outcomes: what happened to price after each signal fired
trade_context
the one-call pre-trade picture for a pair
whale_context
is this flow unusual for THIS coin
whale_profile
ONE coin whole: multi-window flow, which of the 15 CEX venues holds it, venue or CEX-vs-onchain disagreement, and flow measured against price (absorption / distribution / confirming)
whale_radar
which coins are unusual right now
Leverage, funding, forced closes, and where spot and derivatives disagree.
coin_liquidations
plain-English alias of liquidations: forced closes already recorded for one coin (not projected; see liq_zones)
defi_liquidations
LENDING liquidations with BOTH wallets named, a different event from a perp liquidation
funding_matrix
per-venue funding
liq_zones
projected levels (a model, not executed trades)
market_brief
plain-English alias of trade_context: a full one-call market brief for one coin (price, funding, OI, whale flow, liquidations, history)
market_liquidations
the market-wide forced-close picture with the long/short split; perp and LENDING lanes are separate and never summed
market_screener
which coins match conditions right now
market_snapshot
price, 24h, funding, OI and liquidations for one coin in one call
options
Deribit options for BTC or ETH: open interest by strike (the walls), put/call balance, max pain, implied vol (DVOL) and large option trades
smart_money
what the PROVEN trader cohort holds and trades per coin; positions held and dollars traded are separate units and are never summed
squeeze_score
crowding (needs a paid plan)
whale_profile
ONE coin whole: multi-window flow, which of the 15 CEX venues holds it, venue or CEX-vs-onchain disagreement, and flow measured against price (absorption / distribution / confirming)
On-chain capital by chain, and the one venue that names the wallet on both sides of a fill.
defi_summary
DEX volume and TVL per chain
hl_board
tracked Hyperliquid accounts ranked by open book
hl_whales
Hyperliquid trades with the wallet named on BOTH sides of the fill
onchain_whales
large DEX swaps on Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum with the signing address
Point CoinLobster at one address: its book, leverage, liquidation prices and whether it has been profitable.
dex_wallet
one Ethereum/Base/Arbitrum address: its DEX swaps and net flow per token (NOT the Hyperliquid account at the same address)
hl_traders
every Hyperliquid wallet screened from primary closing fills for net-of-fees realized profit and a human trade pace, beyond the venue leaderboard; a stage-1 claim (no equity/ROI), never conflated with smart_money
hl_wallet
one Hyperliquid account: positions, leverage, liquidation prices, history
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