@Aakash_jais03@ETHGlobal@ethereum@ethereumfndn@chainlink@Uniswap Examples repo has Solidity contracts + Hardhat for the request/fulfill pattern, and a free testnet faucet on Polygon if you don't want to deal with LINK upfront: https://t.co/WqMOlS69Ok. Ping if anything's broken.
@0G_labs@buildwithadrija Congrats @buildwithadrija 🌱 Breeding indicator-rule DNA is a sharp framing. If you want the indicators themselves on-chain ��� RSI/EMA/vol as Chainlink feeds, not just price — Pythia delivers. Evolved strategies stay trustlessly fit.
pip install pythia-oracle-mcp
@sawinyh Pythia Visions pushes this one layer deeper: per-pattern accuracy, cooldown, and failure profile fire on-chain in the event data itself. The "boring docs" become risk metadata the consumer contract reads at runtime.
https://t.co/3jBqSHx9z6
@SajiBhai011@ETHGlobal@KeeperHubApp For "pre-configured MCPs for every major protocol" — Pythia is the on-chain indicator one. ETH/BTC RSI/EMA/Bollinger as Chainlink feeds + on-chain Event triggers (subscribe RSI<30 → fires your contract). pip install pythia-oracle-mcp for feed discovery.
MCP servers for crypto indicators are everywhere now. They all do the same thing: return a number to your LLM.
None of them let your smart contract subscribe to RSI below 30 and get called when it triggers.
That's the on-chain gap. https://t.co/3jBqSHx9z6
Your AI agent now has live BTC prices from 10 different MCP servers. Cool.
But your smart contract still can't read RSI, EMA, or Bollinger Bands on-chain.
That's the gap.
pip install pythia-oracle-mcp
@kirankmr_ The oracle point hits — most protocols just pull spot price and call it done. RSI, EMA crossovers, volatility scores on-chain barely exist yet. That's the infra gap nobody's filling. Building it: https://t.co/3jBqSHx9z6
BTC RSI: 44. Price below the 20, 50, and 200 EMA.
Markets are printing "wait" signals your vault can't read.
On-chain indicators change that. One Chainlink call.
https://t.co/3jBqSHx9z6
BTC daily Bollinger Bands compressed to a $378 range ($66,720–$67,099). RSI at 40.1, price below EMA-20 ($66,887) and EMA-50 ($66,869). Tight coil with bearish structure — breakout loading. Momentum leans down until RSI reclaims 50.
@slatro_eth@SentientAGI Staleness is structural — LLMs fetch at inference time, always trailing. One fix: move indicator computation on-chain. EMA/RSI calculated fresh every 5 min, readable by any contract. Built this as a Chainlink oracle: requestFeed("bitcoin_RSI_1D_14") https://t.co/3jBqSHx9z6
One divergence worth watching: LDO RSI at 72.49 while most tokens sit below 40.
Bollinger compression during a recovery = breakout loading.
Direction isn't confirmed until EMA 20 crosses above EMA 50 with volume.
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Bollinger Bands still compressed: $68,808 upper / $68,368 lower. $440 range.
EMA 20 ($68,583) and EMA 50 ($68,585) are converging — almost touching.
SOL RSI: 35.47. SUI RSI: 32.51. RENDER RSI: 29.21. Altcoins still lagging.
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@Gamma_Intel@BNBCHAIN@solana@SuiNetwork If your agents need EMA, RSI, or volatility data for trading decisions, there's now a Chainlink-based oracle for that — plus an MCP server your agents can query directly. Free to test. pip install pythia-oracle-mcp