Market regime
A classification of observed market conditions, with documented labels and data-quality status.
Regimes, volatility, mean reversion and forecast trends. A planned analytics API that brings specialised research and familiar indicators into one consistent response.
Each observation is designed to identify its asset, timestamp, measurement window and version. An unsuitable OU fit returns a validity flag and unavailable estimates.
Synthetic examples only. Values are invented to explain the proposed schema; this is not a live endpoint or a performance demonstration.
Target cadence: five-minute observations. Coverage, historical depth and final field definitions will be confirmed during pilot validation.
Nine indicator families. Consistent timing, documented definitions and a clear distinction between observations and predictions.
9 indicator families shown
A classification of observed market conditions, with documented labels and data-quality status.
Recent price variability with explicit units, candle frequency and measurement window.
Estimated equilibrium, deviation and half-life, accompanied by a heuristic fit-validity flag.
Expected direction and percentage movement for a stated horizon, with issuance time and model version.
A familiar momentum measure, calculated over a specified candle timeframe and lookback.
MACD line, signal line and histogram, with the calculation parameters made explicit.
Selected exponential moving averages for studying short- and longer-term price behaviour.
Upper and lower bands, bandwidth and price position within a defined calculation window.
Absolute and percentage range estimates derived from the selected OHLC candle series.
Additional markets need reliable inputs and validation. Coverage will grow as those checks are completed.
Validate inputs, indicator behaviour and delivery for the first crypto markets.
Assess our wider Bitstamp history for XRP, DOGE, HBAR, LTC, UNI and XLM.
Explore equities, gold and FX with suitable data licensing and market-specific calibration.
The expanded API is in development. Contact us to discuss a pilot, your required assets and historical-data needs. Subscription plans and access dates have not been finalised.
No. The API is designed to provide market observations and model estimates for research and application development. Customers determine how to use them; no outcome is guaranteed.
No. The fit-validity flag is a heuristic statistical screen, not a calibrated rebound probability. Estimated equilibrium and half-life can change as new observations arrive.
No. The API is a separate product intended for your own tools. It does not expose RangeKeeper’s portfolio decisions, hedge rules, customer positions or learner weights.
We intend to offer internal-use subscriptions and separately agreed commercial licences for customer-facing applications. Tell us how you plan to use the outputs so we can discuss suitable access.
Share your assets, timeframes and use case. We’ll discuss whether the planned feed is a fit.