TAI Terminal
Bitcoin regime and risk engine with API and alerts
What it does
TAI Terminal is a rules-based Bitcoin regime and risk engine built to turn BTC market behavior into a structured market state. It combines trend, volatility, and range position into score, regime, trend, and position outputs, with public methodology, daily-updated benchmark comparison, alerts, and API access. Unlike broad analytics platforms, TAI is focused, machine-readable, and designed for traders, funds, bots, and AI agents.
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