Start a study
- describe or picka sentence, a template, by hand
- createfree, one signature
- first findingstamped on arrival
- the flooryour study, alive
- a coinholders see it first
Coin vitals
Price, depth, volume and buy/sell counts for one token, read from its deepest pool every run. Alerts when liquidity or price moves hard between runs.
- price in USD, and FDV
- liquidity in USD
- 24h volume, buys and sells
- alerts on a 20% liquidity move or a 15% price move between runs
Stock-quoted pairs
Everything trading against an authentic tokenized stock: how many pairs, how much volume, which one is busiest, plus the stock's own on-chain volume and depth.
- the stock token's 24h volume and liquidity across its deepest pools
- how many pairs are quoted in the stock, and their combined volume
- the busiest stock-quoted pair each run
Launchpad pulse
The launch rate on one venue: last hour, last 24 hours, the pair mix, and an alert when the hourly rate breaks away from its daily mean.
- launches in the last hour and last 24 hours
- pair mix (ETH, USDG, tokenized stocks)
- alerts when the rate runs 50% above or below its mean
Whale watch
Large transfers of one token, read from the chain's Transfer events since the last run. Each big move becomes an alert with its transaction hash.
- every transfer at or above your threshold, with sender, receiver and tx hash
- a per-run count of large transfers and the total moved
Mirror your dashboard
You already run a dashboard somewhere (Railway, a server, a bot). Give us its public JSON endpoint and COINJURE records the numbers you name as findings, so your board, cards and clips stay live without changing your code.
- each named numeric field as a metric, every run
- a state line when the endpoint is unreachable or a field is missing
Mirror a research floor
Your studies already run on a Convex-backed floor (Hyperider's Wire, or one of your own). Name the deployment, its public feed query and the study key: COINJURE mirrors every new line of that study as a finding within minutes, records the headline whenever it changes, and charts one number you name.
- every new feed line of the study, minutes after it lands there, with the time it was recorded
- the study's headline whenever it changes, with its current stats
- one number you name (a stat, or the nth number in the headline) as a metric series