Kumo Engine · Kumo 1.1 · free · live data

Ask Kumo about any market

Kumo is Kumocast’s own rules-based analysis engine. It reads your question, pulls live prices from big exchanges, does the maths and shows every step and source. It covers 100 markets and the funding rates of 12 exchanges, and it never tells you what to buy.

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What you can ask Kumo

Prices and odds

Chance of reaching a price by a date – e.g. “will Bitcoin hit $100k”
Likely price range for a horizon – e.g. “where will Bitcoin be next week”
Current price and change today – e.g. “what is the price of Bitcoin”
How much it moved over a period – e.g. “how much did Bitcoin go up this week”
Distance from the all-time or 52-week high – e.g. “Bitcoin all time high”
How big a move is normal – e.g. “how much does Bitcoin move in a day”

Charts

Trend / weather now – e.g. “is Bitcoin bullish”
One indicator reading – e.g. “Bitcoin rsi”
Support and resistance levels – e.g. “Bitcoin support levels”
Draw something on the chart – e.g. “draw the 200 ema on Bitcoin”
Compare two markets – e.g. “Bitcoin vs Bitcoin”

Your trade

Liquidation price – e.g. “where is my liquidation 10x long Bitcoin at $100k”
Profit or loss if price moves – e.g. “if i buy $1,000 of Bitcoin and it goes to $100k”
Break-even after fees and funding – e.g. “break even price for my Bitcoin long”
Position size from risk – e.g. “how big should my position be”
Dollar-cost averaging what-if – e.g. “what if i dca $1,000 a week into Bitcoin”
Convert an amount – e.g. “how much is $1,000 in Bitcoin”

Funding

Funding rate now – e.g. “Bitcoin funding rate”
Funding cost of a position – e.g. “how much funding will i pay for $1,000 long”
Cheapest / best venue for funding – e.g. “cheapest funding for Bitcoin”
Funding history – e.g. “Bitcoin funding history”

Market mood and calendar

Fear and greed / mood – e.g. “fear and greed index”
Altcoin season – e.g. “is it altcoin season”
Top movers – e.g. “top gainers today”
Market hours and weekends – e.g. “is the stock market open”
Macro events (Fed, CPI, jobs) – e.g. “when is the next fomc”

Kumo describes data and history; it is not financial advice. When it can’t answer, it says so and suggests the closest question or page – and the questions it misses help teach the next version.

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