Bitcoin signals: sentiment
mcw-signals-sentimentBitcoin only, beta. TSP's sentiment readings for BTC, each with its own time and none combined with another. hourly: TSP's hourly rollup (TSP says its sentiment is global by design: one TSP-wide series, not scoped to one org), its newest hourly buckets (up to 48), each with its hour, mean_sentiment, stddev_sentiment and sample_count; a bucket with fewer than thin_below readings is thin; a null mean is no data, never 0; an hour with no readings has no bucket; TSP rewrites an hour after it closes, and newest_bucket_open says whether the newest is still open at the moment of the answer. ema: TSP's 24-hour EMA of that rollup, each point with its hour and the computed_at TSP gives it. TSP says the scores run roughly -1 to 1; a score outside -1 to 1 is published as null (the Wire's filter). news_index: TSP's own daily news index (0 to 100, 100 = extreme greed), with TSP's label and article_count; a day with too few articles has a null value, never a low one. blend: TSP's blend, the weighted_sentiment, confidence and source_count of its canonical row over that row's own window (window_start to window_end); it is not a combination of the indexes. The hourly, EMA and news blocks each carry their own cadence_check, and the blend its age_s and stale, judged at the moment of the answer. By default each series is the newest 3 points; the answer's history block reports how many older points were left out. Set history to true for the full stored series. Not investment advice.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| history | No | True returns every stored point of each series instead of the newest 3 (up to 48 hourly buckets, 24 EMA points and 30 days of the news index). |