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Bitculator AI

A crypto assistant built into Bitculator for members. Ask in plain language and it answers from live Bitculator data - prices, markets, sentiment, technicals, exchanges - and from your own portfolio when you ask about it.

Who
Members, signed in
Cost
Quick 1 · Deep 3 credits
Data
Live Bitculator data
Actions
Only after you confirm

Bitculator AI does not guess prices from memory. For every question it looks the figures up with the same tools as the Bitculator MCP server, shows the key numbers on cards straight from our database, and names the tools it used under each answer.

Opening the chat

Bitculator AI is available on every page of Bitculator.

  1. Click the chat bubble icon in the top header, or the sparkle button in the bottom corner of the screen.
  2. The chat opens as a large window: your conversations on the left, the current chat on the right.
  3. On phones the chat opens full screen.

Conversations

Every chat is saved as a conversation, grouped into pinned, recent and archived. You can pin, rename, archive or delete any conversation from the list.

Asking questions

Ask the way you would ask a colleague who has the market data open. Name coins, exchanges and dates, and say which currency you want. A few examples per topic:

Prices and markets

  • What is Bitcoin trading at right now, in euros?
  • Which coins are the biggest gainers in the last 24 hours?
  • How is the overall crypto market doing today?
  • Where can I buy Solana with the most volume?

Technicals

  • Is Ethereum overbought according to the RSI?
  • What do the technical indicators say about Bitcoin?
  • Is the MACD on Cardano bullish or bearish?
  • How volatile has XRP been lately?

Explain a metric

  • What does fully diluted valuation mean?
  • Explain the Fear & Greed index and where it is today.
  • What is the altseason index telling us right now?
  • What is the difference between circulating and total supply?

Compare

  • Compare Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana.
  • Which has the higher market cap, BNB or XRP?
  • Compare the trust scores of Binance and Kraken.
  • How did ETH perform against BTC this year?

Price alarms

  • Alert me when Bitcoin goes above $120,000.
  • Set an alarm if Ethereum drops below $2,500.
  • Which of my alarms are closest to triggering?

Favourites

  • Add Chainlink to my favourites.
  • How are my favourite coins doing today?
  • Add Kraken to my favourite exchanges.

Portfolio

  • How is my portfolio doing?
  • Which holding in my portfolio has the biggest loss?
  • Add 0.5 ETH bought at $3,000 to my portfolio.
  • How concentrated is my portfolio in Bitcoin?

DCA

  • What if I had bought $100 of Bitcoin every week since 2022?
  • Backtest a monthly $250 DCA into Ethereum over the last three years.
  • Open the DCA calculator for Solana.

Quick and Deep

Next to the Send button you choose how hard the assistant works on each question.

Mode Credits Best for
Quick 1 The everyday answer: a price, a snapshot, a short explanation.
Deep 3 A larger model, more data lookups and longer answers - for comparisons, portfolio reviews and questions that need several steps.

Question credits

Each question uses question credits. How many you have left is shown next to Send.

  • Membership plans include credits every billing period: Silver 50 questions, Gold 200 questions.
  • Question packs can be bought when you need more.
  • Game rewards on Bitculator can also grant question credits.
  • Guests can type a question, but must log in to send it.

Cards

Next to the text, answers show cards with the key figures. The numbers on a card come straight from Bitculator's database - not from the AI's text - so they are exact even when the wording is not.

Coin card
Price, market cap, FDV, rank and recent change of one coin, plus where the price sits between its all-time low and high, both records with their dates, and circulating supply against the cap.
Price chart
One coin's price line over the period you asked about, with its change, high and low, and a link to the full chart.
Comparison
Two coins, exchanges or wallets side by side with the compare page's metrics, or the prices of up to 4 coins in one table.
Top movers / trending
A list of the biggest gainers, losers or most-watched coins, each with its 7-day price line.
Global market
Total market cap and 24h volume, the market Fear & Greed reading, the three largest coins' share of the market as one strip, and how many coins, exchanges and pairs Bitculator tracks.
Fear & Greed
The sentiment index for the market or for one coin on the same 0-100 scale as the Fear & Greed page, with its 7-day and 30-day readings and the four factors behind them.
Technical indicators
The coin page's weighted verdict (bullish, sheepish or bearish) across all its indicators, grouped into momentum, trend and volume. Hover an indicator for its reading.
Exchange card
One exchange: CEX or DEX, location, rank, 24h volume, share of all spot volume, pairs, its trust score and a 7-day volume line.
DCA backtest
Total invested, coins accumulated, current value and profit/loss, with the plan's value drawn against the money put in.
Portfolio
Your portfolio's total value, unrealized profit/loss, allocation and largest holdings - read from your own data, shown only to you.
Exchange trust score
An exchange's trust score out of 10 with every factor behind it, the weakest one highlighted.
Where to buy
The busiest exchanges and pairs for a coin by 24h volume, each with its trust score and a link to the exchange.
Liquidations
Today's futures liquidations split into longs and shorts, with the number of positions and which side dominated.
Altseason index
How many of the top 100 coins beat Bitcoin over 90 days (and over 7 and 30 days), and whether that reads as altcoin or Bitcoin season.
Performance since a date
A coin from its price on a past date to now: both prices, the change, how many times the price multiplied, and the line between.
Market history
The total crypto market cap (or volume) over the last day, week or month, with its change, high and low.
Conversion
An amount converted into up to four crypto or fiat currencies at live rates, with a link to the converter.
Market-cap flip
What one coin would cost with another coin's market cap, and how many times today's price that is - arithmetic, not a forecast.
Single indicator
When you ask about one indicator ("is Bitcoin overbought?"): its reading on the coin page's gauge and zones, the signal it gives, and what it means.
Exchange ranking
The largest exchanges by 24h volume, or ranked the way you asked, with their share of spot volume, CEX/DEX type and trust score.
Holding
One coin you hold: quantity, average cost, value, unrealized profit/loss, ROI and a 7-day line - from your own portfolio, shown only to you.
Watchlist
Your favourite coins with their price, 24h and 7-day change and a 7-day price line - shown only to you.
Alarms
Your active alarms, closest to firing first: what each one watches, the value now against its trigger, and how many alarms you have left.
Insights
The latest AI-written news summaries for a coin or the market: headline, why it matters, a sentiment chip, the AI label, the number of reports and the outlets, with links to the original articles.
Heatmap
The largest coins as tiles sized by market cap and coloured by their price change, linking to the heatmap page.
Market cycles
Mayer Multiple, Risk Metric, Pi Cycle and drawdown from the all-time high, the cycle position and - for coins with a long-term growth trend - the rainbow price bands, as on the coin's Market Cycles tab.
Snapshot
One coin's signals side by side, each in its own colour: technicals verdict, Fear & Greed, trust score, cycle risk and distance from its all-time high. There is no combined buy or sell verdict.
Bull / Bear index
The market's breadth - how many coins are bullish, bearish or sheepish - or one coin's indicator vote, with the bull, bear and sheep heads.
Market indicators
An indicator strip for the whole market: each bar is one indicator, coloured by the state most coins share and as tall as their agreement.
Liquidations by coin
The coins with the most futures liquidated, each with its long and short split, as on the liquidations page.
Wallet
One wallet: its feature score against the best wallet's, price model, form and storage tags, and how many pros, cons and coins its review lists.
Wallet ranking
The best-scored wallets - all, or only hot/cold, hardware/software - each with its score, price model and tags.
Two-coin chart
Two coins over a period ("BTC vs ETH this year") as two % lines on one chart, with each coin's move and a link to the compare page.
Indicator history
One indicator of a coin over the last 90 days as a line, with its overbought and oversold guides, such as RSI 30/70.
Volatility
A coin's price and volume volatility this week on the coin page's gauges, from Stable to Chaotic.
Videos
Curated videos about a coin with their type and length; each opens on YouTube.
Glossary term
A crypto term's short definition in your language, with a link to its glossary page.

Under each answer, small chips name the tools the assistant used, so you can see where the figures came from.

Under the latest answer, suggested next questions appear as chips. A click puts the question in the input - nothing is sent, and no credit is spent, until you send it yourself.

Market cards end with the time their figures were taken ("Data as of 14:05"). The reminder that answers are not financial advice appears once, under the chat input.

Actions and confirmation

Bitculator AI can prepare an action for you, shown as a card. Nothing is created until you confirm the card. The AI never creates, changes or deletes anything by itself.

Price alarm An alarm when a coin goes above or below a USD price, rises or falls by a percentage from now, or sets a new all-time high or low. The alarm limits of your plan apply.
Favourite Adds a coin, an exchange or a wallet to your favourites.
Portfolio holding Adds a holding to one of your portfolios.
Tool link Opens the right Bitculator tool page - the DCA, profit/loss, staking, interest or loan calculator, the converter, the compare page, the market-cap flipper, the heatmap, liquidations, Fear & Greed or a coin's historical prices - with the coins filled in.

Your data

When you ask about your own account - for example "How is my portfolio doing?" - the assistant can read your favourites, portfolios and alarms.

  • Read-only: reading your data never changes it. Changes only happen through a card you confirm.
  • Only your own data, for the signed-in member. It cannot see other members' accounts.
  • Never exposed through MCP: these personal tools exist only inside the Bitculator chat, not on the public MCP server.

Commands and attachments

Starter prompts appear in an empty chat and match the page you are on - on a coin page they are about that coin.

Type / in the input to list a command for every kind of card. A few of them:

/alarm Prepare a price alarm.
/compare Compare coins.
/explain Explain a metric or a term.
/portfolio Review your portfolio.
/dca Run a DCA backtest.
/market Get a market overview.

Commands, @mentions and the card gallery

  • Commands. Type / to list a command for every kind of card, grouped by topic. Keep typing to filter - /cha finds /chart - and press Enter or Tab to put its example in the input.
  • @mentions. Type @ and the start of a name to pick a coin, exchange or wallet. Its name goes into your question, and the assistant is told exactly which one you mean.
  • The card gallery. What can I ask? under the conversation list shows every card the assistant can answer with, each with an example to try. Cards you have not seen yet are suggested first - in an empty chat and in the questions under an answer.
  • Suggestions while you type. After a few letters the chat offers up to three matching examples. Take one with the arrow keys and Enter, or with Tab - a suggestion is filled in, never sent on its own.

The + menu attaches context to your question:

This page My favourites My portfolio My alarms

Answer controls

  • Copy the answer.
  • Regenerate the answer - this costs credits again.
  • Thumbs up / down to tell us whether the answer helped.
  • Edit your last question and ask it again.

Data sources

These are the tools the assistant can call. The list is read from the chat itself, so it is always complete.

Market data

19 tools

The same tools as the Bitculator MCP server.

search_coins

Finds a coin or token by name or symbol.

get_coin

Full profile of one coin: supply, rank, all-time high/low, valuation and links.

get_prices

Current prices, market cap, volume and change for up to 100 coins.

get_price_history

Price candles for a coin over a date range.

get_historical_price

The price of a coin on a specific past date.

get_top_movers

The biggest gainers or losers over 24 hours or 7 days.

get_global_market

Total market cap, 24h volume and BTC/ETH dominance.

get_global_history

History of the total market cap or total volume.

get_fear_greed

The Fear & Greed index for the market or one coin.

get_altseason_index

Whether altcoins are outperforming Bitcoin.

convert_currency

Converts an amount between crypto and fiat currencies at live rates.

list_exchanges

Ranked exchanges by 24h volume.

get_exchange

Full profile of one exchange: rank, volume, pairs and assets.

get_exchange_trust_score

An exchange's trust score (0-10) with its factor breakdown.

get_coin_markets

Where a coin trades: pairs and volume across exchanges.

get_coin_technicals

Technical indicators for a coin: RSI, MACD, moving averages and more.

get_liquidations_summary

Today's futures liquidations, split into longs and shorts.

calculate_dca

Backtests a dollar-cost-averaging plan against real price history.

Comparisons

2 tools

Two coins, exchanges or wallets side by side, from the same data as the compare pages. Chat only - not on MCP.

compare_entities

Compares two coins, exchanges or wallets side by side with the same metrics as the compare page, and links to it.

get_market_cap_flip

What one coin would cost with another coin's market cap, from the market-cap flipper.

Market signals

7 tools

News insights, the heatmap, market cycles, sentiment and liquidations, from the same data as the site's pages. Chat only - not on MCP.

get_insights

The latest AI-written news insights for a coin or the whole market, with their sentiment, outlets and article links.

get_market_heatmap

The largest coins by market cap, coloured by their 24-hour or 7-day change.

get_market_cycles

A coin's long-horizon cycle readings: Mayer Multiple, Pi Cycle, Risk Metric, drawdown, cycle position and rainbow bands.

get_coin_snapshot

One coin's signals side by side: technicals, Fear & Greed, trust score, cycle risk and distance from its all-time high.

get_bull_bear_index

The Bull/Bear index for the market or one coin: how many coins or indicators read bullish, bearish or sheepish.

get_market_indicators

The market-wide technical tally: for each indicator, how many coins read bullish, bearish or sheepish.

get_liquidations_by_coin

Futures liquidations per coin over the last hours, split into longs and shorts.

Wallets & learning

6 tools

Wallet reviews, indicator history, volatility, coin videos and the glossary, from the same data as the site's pages. Chat only - not on MCP.

get_wallet

One reviewed wallet: its quality score against the best wallet's, pros and cons, form, storage and price model.

list_wallets

The best-scored wallets, optionally only hot or cold, hardware or software.

get_indicator_history

One technical indicator of a coin over the last 90 days, day by day.

get_coin_volatility

How volatile a coin's price and volume are this week, against their recent range.

get_coin_videos

Curated videos about a coin from its Videos tab.

get_glossary_term

A crypto term's definition from the Bitculator glossary, in your language.

Your account

3 tools

Read-only, your own data only. Chat only - not on MCP.

get_my_favorites

Reads your favourite coins, exchanges and wallets.

get_my_portfolios

Reads your portfolios and holdings with their current value.

get_my_alarms

Reads your price alarms.

Proposals

5 tools

Prepare a card you confirm. Chat only - not on MCP.

propose_price_alarm

Prepares a price alarm for you to confirm.

propose_favorite

Prepares a new favourite for you to confirm.

propose_portfolio_holding

Prepares a portfolio holding for you to confirm.

offer_choices

offer_choices

Accuracy and limits

Bitculator AI is an AI system. You are talking to an AI, not a person.

  • AI can be wrong. It can misread a question or draw the wrong conclusion - check anything you plan to act on.
  • The figures on cards come from Bitculator's database; when the text and a card disagree, trust the card.
  • Answers are in the language you write in.
  • Nothing it says is financial advice.

Not financial advice

Bitculator AI gives information, not recommendations. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose money. Decisions to buy, sell or hold are yours alone.

Use Bitculator in Claude / ChatGPT

Prefer your own assistant? The market-data tools of Bitculator AI are also available as the Bitculator MCP server, which you can connect to Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients.

The MCP server has the market-data tools only. Your favourites, portfolios, alarms and the confirm-first actions stay inside Bitculator.

Read the MCP docs About the MCP server

FAQ

Who can use Bitculator AI?

Signed-in members with question credits. Guests can type a question but must log in to send it.

How much does a question cost?

A Quick question costs 1 credit and a Deep question 3 credits. Regenerating an answer costs credits again.

How do I get more question credits?

Membership plans include credits each billing period (Silver 50, Gold 200). You can also buy question packs or earn credits through game rewards.

Where do the numbers come from?

From live Bitculator data, through the same tools as the Bitculator MCP server. The figures on cards come straight from the database, and the chips under each answer show which tools were used.

Can the AI change my account?

No. It can prepare a price alarm, a favourite, a portfolio holding or a tool link, but only you can confirm it. It never creates anything by itself.

Can it see my portfolio?

Only when you ask about it, only your own, and read-only. Your personal data is never exposed through the MCP server.

Is Bitculator AI financial advice?

No. It is an AI system that can be wrong, and its answers are information, not financial advice.

Can I use Bitculator data in Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes. The market-data tools are available as the Bitculator MCP server, which works with Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients.