Retrieves current market state for all trading assets (SOL, ETH, BTC). Returns timestamp and market data including: index prices, 24h statistics (change %, high, low, volume), trading fees (base fee %, max price impact %), and for both long/short sides: hourly borrow rates, utilization %, and available liquidity in USD. Note: Short positions use a shared USDC liquidity pool, so short_side metrics (utilization, borrow rate) are identical across all assets. Long positions borrow asset-specific tokens, so long_side metrics vary by asset.

Retrieves historical OHLCV (Open, High, Low, Close, Volume) pricing data for trend analysis and technical analysis. Returns candle data with timestamps (unix seconds), open/high/low/close prices, and volume. Minimum 3 candles required.

Retrieves wallet's current USDC balance, total equity, and all open positions. For each position returns: asset, side (Long/Short), collateral, equity, size, entry price, mark price, leverage, liquidation price, and fees_to_close (accrued borrow fees that will be settled, estimated close fee, estimated price impact).

Estimates fees and resulting position state for opening a new position or increasing an existing one. Returns: (1) fees_to_pay - fees for THIS trade only: open fee, price impact fee, and any accrued borrow fees that will be settled; (2) resulting_position - final state AFTER trade: weighted average entry price, total size, total collateral, leverage, and liquidation price. Does NOT execute the trade. Important: total_collateral_usd includes protocol-specific factors beyond visible fees: (a) USDC price typically ~$0.9997-1.0003, not exactly $1.00; (b) Long positions incur additional swap costs (~0.05%) when converting USDC to the borrowed asset; (c) rounding/slippage. Short positions generally match calculations more closely as they borrow USDC directly. Note: The Jupiter protocol returns slightly lower leverage than requested, with larger differences at higher leverage (e.g., 10x → 9.99x, 100x → 99.47x).

Submits a transaction to open a new position or increase an existing one. The protocol processes asynchronously (may take a few seconds) - use get_account_portfolio to verify. Returns transaction signature (for logging) and confirmation message.

Submits a transaction to fully close an existing position at market price. The protocol processes asynchronously (may take a few seconds) - use get_account_portfolio to verify closure. Returns transaction signature (for logging) and confirmation message. Collateral is returned as USDC.

Calculate RSI (Relative Strength Index) - a momentum oscillator that measures overbought/oversold conditions. RSI ranges from 0-100. Values above 70 indicate overbought, below 30 indicate oversold. Common period values: 7 (scalping), 14 (day trading), 21 (swing trading).

Calculate MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) - identifies trend direction and momentum. Returns MACD line, signal line, and histogram. Histogram crossing zero indicates trend changes. Common settings: (12,26,9) standard, (5,13,5) fast/scalping, (19,39,9) slow/swing.

Calculate Bollinger Bands - measures volatility and identifies overbought/oversold conditions. Returns upper band, middle (SMA), and lower band. Price touching upper band suggests overbought, lower band suggests oversold. Common settings: (20,2) standard, (20,1.5) tight, (20,2.5) wide.

Calculate ATR (Average True Range) - measures volatility for stop-loss placement and position sizing. Higher ATR = higher volatility. Returns suggested stop-loss levels at 1x, 2x, 3x ATR below current price. Common periods: 10, 14, 20.

Calculate EMA (Exponential Moving Average) - a trend indicator that reacts faster to price changes than SMA. Price above EMA suggests uptrend, below suggests downtrend. Common periods: 9, 20, 50, 100, 200.

Calculate SMA (Simple Moving Average) - a classic trend indicator. Price above SMA suggests uptrend, below suggests downtrend. Slower to react than EMA. Common periods: 20, 50, 100, 200.

Calculate Stochastic Oscillator - a momentum indicator comparing closing price to price range. Returns %K and %D lines. Values above 80 indicate overbought, below 20 indicate oversold. %K crossing above %D is bullish signal. Common settings: (14,3) standard, (5,3) fast, (21,7) slow.