AI-driven trading intelligence for crypto traders.

Sharpe Terminal is an AI-driven trading intelligence terminal for crypto traders. It turns real-time data from 50+ exchanges into decision-ready signals across derivatives, DEX markets, on-chain risk, narratives, ecosystems, sentiment, and agent-ready workflows. It covers perpetual funding rates across 33 exchanges, futures open interest and liquidations, DEX token screening across 20+ chains, smart contract rug-pull detection, cross-exchange arbitrage scanning, and sector rotation across 30 narrative categories and 23 blockchain ecosystems. The platform is built by Sharpe Labs Ltd. (founded 2021) and backed by Google Cloud, NVIDIA, AWS, and Anthropic.

Sharpe Terminal and Coinglass both cover crypto derivatives, but differ in scope and workflow. Coinglass focuses on derivatives aggregation (funding rates, open interest, liquidations) with most advanced features behind a paid subscription. Sharpe covers the same derivatives surface and adds DEX screening, narrative and ecosystem intelligence, correlation matrices, rug-pull detection, memecoin intelligence, rules-based directional scoring with heuristic scenarios, and an agent-ready API layer. Sharpe is best for traders who want derivatives signals in context with on-chain flow, narrative rotation, and AI-driven research; Coinglass is best for traders who only need derivatives data and prefer its specific UI.

Yes. Sharpe Terminal is free to launch and does not require account creation. All 20+ intelligence workflows are available at no cost: funding rate tracker, futures analytics, DEX screener, rug check, arbitrage scanner, narrative tracker, ecosystem tracker, correlation matrix, heatmap, and rules-based directional scenarios. Free access is part of the go-to-market model; the product positioning is trading intelligence, not raw data access.

Sharpe pulls real-time data from 50+ centralized exchanges including Binance, Bybit, OKX, Deribit, Hyperliquid, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitget, MEXC, Gate.io, BitMEX, and others. Derivatives coverage includes perpetual funding rates from 33 exchanges, futures open interest, and liquidations. On-chain data covers 20+ chains for DEX screening and 23 ecosystems for TVL tracking (Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Base, BNB, Avalanche, Optimism, Sui, Aptos, and more). Narrative data comes from Sharpe category mappings plus custom sector definitions. Social and sentiment data comes from curated news feeds and attention metrics.

A perpetual funding rate is a periodic payment exchanged between long and short traders in a perpetual futures contract, designed to keep the perpetual price anchored to the spot price. When funding is positive, longs pay shorts, which indicates bullish positioning and leveraged long pressure. When funding is negative, shorts pay longs, which indicates bearish positioning or a short squeeze setup. Funding rates are typically paid every 8 hours on Binance, Bybit, and OKX, and every hour on Hyperliquid and dYdX. Annualized funding rates (APR) above +50% often signal overcrowded longs and precede liquidation cascades; deeply negative funding can signal capitulation bottoms. Sharpe Terminal tracks funding rates across 33 exchanges in real time.

SAI is the native token of the Sharpe ecosystem, deployed as an ERC-20 on Ethereum at contract address 0x3567aa22cd3ab9aEf23d7e18EE0D7cf16974d7e6. Revenue from Sharpe's paid products (API, MCP server, institutional data feeds) flows back into $SAI on-chain, so terminal usage drives token demand. The token is traded on Gate.io and Uniswap. Holding SAI is not required to use any part of Sharpe Terminal. All analytics tools remain free and open. See the tokenomics page for full supply breakdown and on-chain verification links.

Yes. Sharpe exposes its intelligence layer through a public REST API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects directly to AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. The MCP server gives LLMs live access to funding rates, futures data, narrative performance, memecoin trends, arbitrage opportunities, and rules-based directional scenarios, so agents can read real-time crypto market state without custom integration code. Documentation, install commands, and reference examples are published at sharpe.ai/docs.