trading-signal

name: trading-signal description: | Per-trade smart-money signals — each result is a discrete buy or sell event from a tracked smart-money wallet, with trigger price, current price, max gain since trigger, and exit rate. BSC and Solana only. Use for: "smart money buy signal on $X", "any whale just bought $Y", "alpha signals in the last hour", "copy-trade-worthy signals", "trigger price and max gain on these trades", "on-chain trading signals from smart money". metadata: author: binance-web3-team version: "2.0"

Trading Signal Skill

Overview

This skill retrieves on-chain Smart Money trading signals to help users track professional investors:

Get smart money buy/sell signals Compare signal trigger price with current price Analyze max gain and exit rate of signals Get token tags (e.g., Pumpfun, DEX Paid)

When to Use This Skill

Supported Chains

How to Call APIs

node <skill-dir>/scripts/cli.mjs smart-money '{"chainId":"CT_501","page":1,"pageSize":50}'

Commands

Optional args: page (default 1), pageSize (max 100), smartSignalType (filter; empty string = all).

Rules

• pageSize cap is 100 — larger values are silently clamped upstream.
• status enum (map to user-friendly language when summarizing):
  • active — signal still valid
  • timeout — exceeded observation window (may still be informative, but stale)
  • completed — reached target / stop loss Prefer active signals when surfacing actionable opportunities.
• Quality indicators: higher smartMoneyCount (more distinct smart-money addresses) implies higher signal reliability; high exitRate (%) suggests smart money has already exited, so the opportunity may have passed.
• direction is buy or sell — always include this when summarizing a signal.
• Icon URL prefix: logoUrl is a relative path; prepend https://bin.bnbstatic.com. chainLogoUrl is already a full URL. Timestamps are ms; maxGain is a % string — convert before arithmetic.

Full CLI Reference

See references/cli.md for per-subcommand invocations, parameter tables, signal / tag / performance field tables, and real response samples.