Indicators & coverage

These are the same indicators Eclipse subscribers run on TradingView and the Eclipse chart. The algorithms are proprietary and execute only on Eclipse servers — the API exposes their outputs, never their internals. Across all tracked assets and timeframes, the universe tier’s current state carries 7 indicators, including PerpKit’s trend reading, and its change feed logs 6 of them; the alerts tier adds PerpKit’s entries and exits on its narrower coverage set. The catalog gives every indicator’s status and the endpoints that carry it, and a per-asset coverage table.

Some assets’ state also carries legacy keys that belong to no current indicator: Dexter was Enzo’s name until 13 Apr 2026. This key is left over in the stored state of some assets that were tracked before the rename, and it has not been updated since, so its readings are out of date. Use enzo. /api/v1/confluence counts it as a vote on those assets, so their total_reporting can be one higher.

Why not just compute this yourself? If you want RSI, MACD, moving averages or Bollinger Bands, do — they are textbook, free everywhere, and Eclipse does not sell them. These seven are different models: they are what Eclipse subscribers pay for on TradingView, they run only on our servers, and there is no open implementation to copy. What you are buying is the output of models you cannot reproduce from free OHLCV, already computed across 5,271 asset/timeframe/indicator combinations and maintained on a fixed hourly schedule.