A technicals-focused Skill. The user inputs a coin name + technical analysis intent; the system calls 4 Tools (K-line data, indicator history, multi-timeframe signals, real-time market snapshot) in parallel, then the LLM aggregates into a multi-dimensional technical analysis report.

• symbol

  : Coin ticker (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.)

• timeframe

  : Analysis timeframe (e.g., "daily" → 1d, "4-hour" → 4h; default: 1d)

• indicators

  : Specific indicators the user cares about (e.g., "RSI", "MACD"; default: all)

• period

  : K-line lookback days (default: 90)

info_markettrend_get_kline

symbol={symbol}, timeframe={timeframe}, limit=90

info_markettrend_get_indicator_history

symbol={symbol}, indicators=["rsi","macd","bollinger","ma"], timeframe={timeframe}

info_markettrend_get_technical_analysis

symbol={symbol}

info_marketsnapshot_get_market_snapshot

symbol={symbol}, timeframe="1d", source="spot"

All 4 Tools are called in parallel.

1. Identify trend from candlestick patterns (uptrend / downtrend / sideways channel)
2. Combine indicator history to assess current position (overbought / oversold / neutral)
3. Evaluate multi-timeframe signal alignment or divergence
4. Identify key support and resistance levels

Analysis time: {timestamp} | Primary timeframe: {timeframe}

• MA7 / MA25 / MA99 alignment: {Bullish / Bearish / Tangled}
• Recent candlestick patterns: {Bullish Engulfing / Doji / Hammer / etc.} (if notable)
• Volume confirmation: {Rising volume + price up (healthy) / Declining volume + price up (weak momentum) / Rising volume + price down (accelerated selling)}

• Current trend strength evaluation
• Short-term (1-3 day) likely direction
• Medium-term (1-2 week) likely direction
• Key observation: a break above ${resistance_1} opens upside; a break below ${support_2} signals trend weakening

Technical analysis is based on historical data and cannot predict future price movements. This does not constitute investment advice.

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1. No trading advice: Do not output "recommend going long/short" or "buy at XX"
2. No specific price predictions: Do not output "will rise to XX tomorrow" or "target price XX"
3. Acknowledge limitations: Clearly state that technical analysis is based on historical data and may fail
4. Data transparency: Label K-line data range and indicator parameter settings
5. Flag missing data: When indicators are unavailable, explicitly state it — never fabricate values