CRYPTYX

Arbitrary trigger definition — POST any {type: z_score|z_differential|composite, ...} predicate and get the full institutional evidence envelope back. 5-year backtest, Sortino, max drawdown, profit factor, walk-forward IS/OOS, regime context, rolling hit rates. Enterprise tier because every request runs a live backtest (no cache). The extensibility endpoint: anything expressible in Metric Slicer becomes a triggerable institutional-grade primitive. Backtests run over the CRYPTYX 200+ tracked digital assets — BTC, ETH, SOL, top-cap + long-tail coverage.

APIx402Indexed

Listing completeness · 80/100

Presence of published information only. Not a security, reliability or performance score. Same rules for Datoka and external listings.

Name and traceable source: 10/10 · Present
Meaningful description: 10/10 · Present
Connection or installation reference: 20/20 · Present
Dedicated documentation or source repository: 0/15 · Missing or insufficient
Explicit free access or numeric tariff: 20/20 · Present
Declared integration protocol: 10/10 · Present
Source updated within 90 days: 10/10 · Present
Declared capability names: 0/5 · Missing or insufficient

Evaluated 2026-10-07 · Method listing-completeness-1. Scoring rules

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