Kepler-452.com - A Personal Project for Crypto Enthusiasts

[vxot]

Greetings, fellow Bitcointalk members!

I'm excited to share Kepler-452, a personal project I've been developing purely for fun and learning. This platform offers a suite of cryptocurrency market analysis tools, including:

Fear and Greed Index
Liquidations Data
Market Overviews
Candlestick Pattern Recognition
Volume Anomalies Detection
Top Volatility Assets
Correlation with BTC
To make it accessible to a global audience, Kepler-452 supports 36 languages.

Please note, this is a non-commercial project—a personal endeavor to enhance my skills and contribute to the community. If you find it useful, that's fantastic! If not, I appreciate your time in checking it out.

Your feedback would be invaluable as I continue to refine and improve the platform.

Thank you for your attention, and I hope Kepler-452 proves to be a helpful resource for some of you.

 

https://i.ibb.co/h1wjb8H/kepler-452-com.jpg

I've designed the platform to aggregate data from various APIs, process it, and perform data analysis using highly optimized methods. For instance, after benchmarking, I chose to store certain data in JSON files instead of a database, which significantly increased speed. The site supports 36 languages and automatically suggests switching to the one set in your browser.

The main idea was to have all necessary information in one place, eliminating the need to switch between multiple tabs. I'm planning to add a notification module that allows configuring any combination of parameters to receive alerts in the most convenient way: browser sound, email, Telegram, SMS, or even a bot call to your phone. This way, you won't miss important market events, even if you're busy or asleep.

Currently, most services offer notifications only when a certain price or percentage change is reached. I'm interested in factors like the percentage growth of a coin's volume or the divergence coefficient of its correlation with BTC, or a combination of these. Moreover, standard notifications often come through Telegram, but if Wi-Fi is off or you don't want to react to every message, you might miss something important. A bot call would be very handy in such cases.

In short, I aim to create a notifier for the crypto world that allows setting up any combination of events and receiving notifications in the most convenient format. With this data set, you can connect any scripts or AI to analyze various related or unrelated parameters and test them on historical data.

The project is entirely custom-built.

I look forward to your feedback and suggestions to further improve Kepler-452.

[logfiles]

Hey OP, great tool you have there and thanks from making an announcement about it here.
I will definitely be checking it out in the next few days as I look through my charts during my trading hours.

I would like to suggest that you add maybe 5 min or 1 hour percentage changes in prices for top loser and top gainer sections? This could work so well for scalp traders or those looking to catch price changes in the first few minutes or hours.

[vxot]

Hey OP, great tool you have there and thanks from making an announcement about it here.
I will definitely be checking it out in the next few days as I look through my charts during my trading hours.

I would like to suggest that you add maybe 5 min or 1 hour percentage changes in prices for top loser and top gainer sections? This could work so well for scalp traders or those looking to catch price changes in the first few minutes or hours.

Oh, thank you for the feedback. It’s very much appreciated. Okay, I’ll definitely try to include this in the upcoming updates. Actually, I’m considering rewriting the backend completely for the third time, as I feel a lack of "reactivity" in the data.

Currently, updates for 100 cryptocurrencies happen approximately every minute, including recalculations of all data such as anomalies, 26 indicators, and so on.

But I have an idea to implement all of this in real-time—every change and calculation will be instantaneous. Not after a minute, but immediately, with the same instant updates reflected in the user’s browser. And yes, I’ve planned this to support more than just 100 cryptocurrencies. My goal is to cover at least the top 1,000, which will significantly expand Kepler-452's capabilities.

[logfiles]

My goal is to cover at least the top 1,000, which will significantly expand Kepler-452's capabilities.

This would really be very welcome as exchanges are always listing new tokens, of which some seem to trend on for a while, thus good money making opportunities for scalpers. So is the coin price data from various exchange API's, or you use data from let's say coingecko?
If only I had some coding skills, I think I would have created similar tools during my free time. I hope it's not a lot of work and maintenance for you 

[vxot]

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, at the moment a combination of six different APIs is being used to gather all the information. The top coins are taken from CoinGecko, and data for analyzing candlestick patterns and indicators are sourced from Binance, OKX, and Bybit. The other API services are needed to collect economic events, news, whale movements, and to translate all of this information into 36 languages, and so on.

Currently, I’m not continuing the development due to a lack of time and some issues. However, when I return to it, I definitely plan to implement the suggestions you mentioned, as well as some of my own ideas. Of course, I’ll write about it here if it’s still relevant and of interest to someone.

Thank you!

[qzl9199]

There is a crypto whale from China named Du Jun. He is funding public welfare projects in the field of encryption, and I think you can contact him.

[vxot]

Thank you for the idea, but I don't think my pet project would interest anyone, as it's not a commercial venture—just a personal tool that's unlikely to be unique enough to attract investment. It's simply a fun project.

By the way, in the latest updates, a new funding page has been added: https://kepler-452.com/en/funding/ . Here, you can view funding data from eight exchanges across all the trading pairs they offer—currently over 2,200 pairs.

Perhaps this will be useful to someone.

[vxot]

For variety, I also made a telegram bot with notifications about reaching the price on any pair traded on Binance.

Telegram Bot - https://t.me/kepler_452_notificator_bot ( @kepler_452_notificator_bot )

[Linkoll25]

can you give me his contact info?

[vxot]

can you give me his contact info?

I understand this is a question for qzl9199 regarding contact details with Du Jun, in which case, unfortunately, I cannot help with this.

Hey everyone,

Hey everyone,
I’ve made some updates to the Funding Rates page on my project, and I think it’s worth sharing. It’s become a pretty versatile tool for analyzing the market, and I’ve added a few things that could make it even more useful.

What’s new?

• Market Sentiment Breakdown: At the top of the page, you’ll see a quick summary of the market’s sentiment based on funding rates. Positive and negative rates are displayed with their respective percentages and "power," making it easy to understand the market’s overall bias.
  
  
• Top Positive and Negative Bets: A list of the most extreme funding rates, both positive and negative, across exchanges. It shows the currency pair, exchange, and exact value, helping to spot potential trading opportunities or unusual market activity.
  
  
• Funding Rate Table: A complete, searchable table with funding rates for various instruments across multiple exchanges (Binance, Bitget, KuCoin, etc.). You can sort it and find exactly what you need.
  
  
• Historical Funding Data Visualization: Click on any funding rate in the list to see a chart of its historical changes. You can adjust the timeframe (30 minutes to 24 hours) and even download the graph as an image or share it directly in one click. A handy feature if you want to analyze trends or share insights.
  
  
• Per-Exchange Filtering: If you’re focused on a specific exchange, you can filter the data to see only what matters to you.
  

But that’s not all:

There have been many other updates to the site recently, so if you haven’t checked it out in a while, now’s a good time. You can find everything on Kepler-452 Funding Page.

Feel free to try it out, and let me know what you think. I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas for improvements, or feature suggestions. Cheers!

[Vod]

I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas for improvements, or feature suggestions. Cheers!

There are a lot of sites that show market projections, and they all have one thing in common - they rely on historical factors.

If you were to find a way to adjust these graphs to deal with real life factors, you'd have a unique and valuable website.

Examples:  How will the market be affected by a shortage of chips in the US?  All the advanced ones are going to the Stargate project, and we cannot build any more without metals china is no longer shipping.    How will the market be affected by the financial hit a good portion of the population will take on the LA wildfires? 

Find an AI tool to merge your current projections with the current state of the world, not the reward halving.   Good luck!

[Lucius]

I tried to access the website with Tor and in most cases I only get a blank page - and in the end the page still managed to load after almost 2 minutes. I don't know if it's just a temporary problem or if it's something else. In any case, I see that there are a lot of interesting things on the page, but with such a slow loading time, some more detailed browsing will wait for a better moment.

[d5000]

I like the site, it has some interesting metrics.

One small improvement proposal: The "Top Volatility" table seems to show the absolute values of the price swings ("swings in USD"), this means coins with high prices (like BTC) always appear on the top of the list if you sort the table by volatility. It would be probably better to use percentages of the current price instead, to be able to compare different coins' volatility in a meaningful way.

[Floxynice]

I am able to open the site and could use it without having to login. Are there some other features hidden for people who doesn't sign up?
Again, in the whale activity page, what parameters are used to understand that a movement is from a whale?

[vxot]

I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas for improvements, or feature suggestions. Cheers!

There are a lot of sites that show market projections, and they all have one thing in common - they rely on historical factors.

If you were to find a way to adjust these graphs to deal with real life factors, you'd have a unique and valuable website.

Examples:  How will the market be affected by a shortage of chips in the US?  All the advanced ones are going to the Stargate project, and we cannot build any more without metals china is no longer shipping.    How will the market be affected by the financial hit a good portion of the population will take on the LA wildfires?  

Find an AI tool to merge your current projections with the current state of the world, not the reward halving.   Good luck!

Thanks for the feedback. But I don't think I want to create a tool that predicts prices or something like that. Instead, I'm just making a tool that allows Samos to make trading decisions based on metrics collected in one place. Nothing more.
Thank you very much for writing to me, it's very nice

I tried to access the website with Tor and in most cases I only get a blank page - and in the end the page still managed to load after almost 2 minutes. I don't know if it's just a temporary problem or if it's something else. In any case, I see that there are a lot of interesting things on the page, but with such a slow loading time, some more detailed browsing will wait for a better moment.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Maybe there were some server issues at that moment, since I regularly test new functionality and due to not very high traffic I do it right away on the main server. Maybe I should think about dividing into prod and stage versions.

I like the site, it has some interesting metrics.

One small improvement proposal: The "Top Volatility" table seems to show the absolute values of the price swings ("swings in USD"), this means coins with high prices (like BTC) always appear on the top of the list if you sort the table by volatility. It would be probably better to use percentages of the current price instead, to be able to compare different coins' volatility in a meaningful way.

Thank you so much for your feedback and suggestion! I truly appreciate such insights as they help us improve the platform.

Previously, the "Top Volatility" table used absolute price changes (the difference between the high and low in USD). This resulted in high-priced cryptocurrencies like BTC consistently ranking at the top, even if their percentage fluctuations were relatively small.

We have now adjusted the calculation: instead of using absolute values, volatility is now measured as a percentage change relative to the low of the candlestick. This means the table will now reflect not just the magnitude of price movements but also their relative significance. As a result, different assets can be compared fairly, regardless of their price levels.

Once again, we appreciate your valuable suggestion! I’m always happy to receive constructive feedback.

Many thanks! 🙏

I am able to open the site and could use it without having to login. Are there some other features hidden for people who doesn't sign up?
Again, in the whale activity page, what parameters are used to understand that a movement is from a whale?

Registration and login are currently only needed for those who want to use the bot that sends price alerts directly from the site: https://t.me/kepler_452_notificator_bot .

You can use the bot independently without the website—it has all the necessary functionality. However, one of our users requested the ability to set price alerts directly on KEPLER-452 and receive notifications through the bot.

I can’t attach screenshots, but here’s the link where, after registering and linking your profile with the bot, you’ll get access to a convenient price alert management panel: https://kepler-452.com/en/notificator-price/?tab=create-notification

To link the bot to your website profile, simply go to your account settings, and you’ll be given a code to enter in the bot. This will synchronize your accounts, even if you've already been using the bot before.

Everything is completely free—every tool on the website, in the bot, or the browser extension. If anyone feels like making a small gesture of support, there's a donation page available, but it's absolutely optional.

I’m just happy that people visit and use my site. KEPLER-452 will never become a paid service—it will always remain free, along with all its subprojects. ❤️

I’m excited to share that I’ve just released a browser extension for https://KEPLER-452.COM that I believe you'll find really useful. It adds a sleek, customizable panel to your favorite crypto exchanges, giving you instant access to funding rates and trading pairs without the hassle of juggling multiple tabs. You can easily move the panel anywhere on your screen to fit your workflow.

The main goal was to streamline the trading process, allowing you to quickly check funding history and manage your trades directly from the exchange interface. After a couple of weeks in moderation, it’s now available to anyone with a Google account. Rest assured, it’s completely safe and doesn’t collect any of your data—it simply enhances your trading experience by providing quick access to funding rate histories for futures trading.

I developed this because I noticed that the funding page on Kepler-452 is the most popular. I’ve focused heavily on updating it recently, adding numerous improvements. The extension offers funding history with 1-minute intervals for any futures ticker on exchanges like Binance, Bitget, Bitmex, ByBit, CoinEx, GateIo, Kucoin, and Okx.

Check it out here: KEPLER-452 Funding Page. You’ll find a summary table for all supported exchanges and separate tables for each one, with the ability to view funding rate charts at intervals of 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h, 12h, and 24h.

I hope this makes accessing the data you need easier and helps you trade more effectively. Let me know what you think!

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/lhjfkpgakoadfimnobbmknlcghndahab

Overall, I'm very pleased to have users, including regular ones on the site (I use Google Analytics), and I'm genuinely trying to create something useful. If you're one of these users, please feel free to email me at hello@kepler-452.com with anything about your experience using my service—whether you've been able to put it to use or have any other stories, even unrelated to your experience with Kepler. I'm going through a tough time right now, and even a message from an anonymous email would mean a lot to me🙂

[Lucius]

I tried to access the website with Tor and in most cases I only get a blank page - and in the end the page still managed to load after almost 2 minutes. I don't know if it's just a temporary problem or if it's something else. In any case, I see that there are a lot of interesting things on the page, but with such a slow loading time, some more detailed browsing will wait for a better moment.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Maybe there were some server issues at that moment, since I regularly test new functionality and due to not very high traffic I do it right away on the main server. Maybe I should think about dividing into prod and stage versions.
~snip~

For two days in a row the page was loading very slowly or not at all through Tor, but today I had no problems at all. I'm not an expert to say what can cause such problems, but it would be best to test it yourself from time to time and maybe detect what the problem might be.

I noticed one small thing that you can fix - when clicking on the links for Telegram channels and bots/chat, a part of the name in cyrillic is always shown next to the language selection. It's not a big problem, but when you already have the entire site translated into so many languages, why not fix that part too

[vxot]

I tried to access the website with Tor and in most cases I only get a blank page - and in the end the page still managed to load after almost 2 minutes. I don't know if it's just a temporary problem or if it's something else. In any case, I see that there are a lot of interesting things on the page, but with such a slow loading time, some more detailed browsing will wait for a better moment.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Maybe there were some server issues at that moment, since I regularly test new functionality and due to not very high traffic I do it right away on the main server. Maybe I should think about dividing into prod and stage versions.
~snip~

For two days in a row the page was loading very slowly or not at all through Tor, but today I had no problems at all. I'm not an expert to say what can cause such problems, but it would be best to test it yourself from time to time and maybe detect what the problem might be.

I noticed one small thing that you can fix - when clicking on the links for Telegram channels and bots/chat, a part of the name in cyrillic is always shown next to the language selection. It's not a big problem, but when you already have the entire site translated into so many languages, why not fix that part too

I'll check download speeds from different points of the world. The last time it was all right, maybe write a script to automate the check with a notification when something goes wrong.

About links: You are right! Thank you! It has already been corrected to English for all languages.

[Tarzan78]

I tried to access the website with Tor and in most cases I only get a blank page - and in the end the page still managed to load after almost 2 minutes. I don't know if it's just a temporary problem or if it's something else. In any case, I see that there are a lot of interesting things on the page, but with such a slow loading time, some more detailed browsing will wait for a better moment.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Maybe there were some server issues at that moment, since I regularly test new functionality and due to not very high traffic I do it right away on the main server. Maybe I should think about dividing into prod and stage versions.
~snip~

For two days in a row the page was loading very slowly or not at all through Tor, but today I had no problems at all. I'm not an expert to say what can cause such problems, but it would be best to test it yourself from time to time and maybe detect what the problem might be.

I noticed one small thing that you can fix - when clicking on the links for Telegram channels and bots/chat, a part of the name in cyrillic is always shown next to the language selection. It's not a big problem, but when you already have the entire site translated into so many languages, why not fix that part too

I'll check download speeds from different points of the world. The last time it was all right, maybe write a script to automate the check with a notification when something goes wrong.

About links: You are right! Thank you! It has already been corrected to English for all languages.

May I know how you tested this in each country?

[d5000]

I've still a suggestion for the "Top Volatility" indicator. If you sort the table by volatility (ascending, i.e. from the least volatile to the most volatile), you will get now first one or two pages full of coins with the status "Not enough data to analyze volatility.".  If possible, these should be ignored or always appear at the bottom.

In addition: Would it be possible to add volatility values for more than a day? (1 day seems to be the maximum currently). I think it's more interesting to have values up to a month than down to 1 minute, although the 1 minute indicator could perhaps be used for some sniping opportunities.

I really like the "Correlation with BTC" metric Also in this case I would suggest values for longer timeframes.