Analyze
Combine crypto news, economic events and market regime
Use the Basis calendar, crypto news, BTC dominance, breadth and market relationships to place technical setups in context.
Treat the calendar as a risk map
Calendar events do not provide direction by themselves. They identify windows where volatility, liquidity and correlation can change abruptly. Filter by impact, convert times to your working timezone and note which positions cannot tolerate event slippage.
- Central-bank decisions and inflation data can dominate intraday technicals.
- Options expiry and protocol events may affect specific instruments.
- An event labeled high impact is a volatility warning, not a trade instruction.
- Rule-derived events remain useful when an external calendar source is temporarily unavailable.
Separate the event, interpretation and price response
- 01
Read the source and timestamp
A recycled headline can look new after price already adjusted.
- 02
Classify the scope
Decide whether it affects one token, a sector, Bitcoin or broad risk assets.
- 03
Observe price response
A bullish headline that cannot lift price may reveal positioning or distribution.
- 04
Wait for structure
Use the chart to define acceptance, rejection and risk after the information arrives.
Build a regime view before scanning altcoins
| Input | Question |
|---|---|
| BTC trend and volatility | Is the market directional, compressed or unstable? |
| BTC dominance | Is capital concentrating in Bitcoin or rotating outward? |
| Breadth | How many liquid symbols participate? |
| Stablecoin context | Is broad liquidity expanding or contracting? |
| Derivatives | Is the regime supported or crowded by leverage? |
Ask the agent for a bounded regime brief
Practical tip
Prompt: “Summarize the current intraday crypto regime using BTC 4h/1h structure, BTC dominance, breadth, derivatives and the next 24 hours of high-impact events. Separate observations from interpretations, report timestamps, and state what change would invalidate the regime label.”