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Shumi is a crypto market analyst you talk to. Ask about a coin, a sector, a narrative or the whole market. Shumi works out which readings your question needs and pulls them from 40 live data tools. Then it weighs them into one answer: where the trend stands, what funding and positioning show, what people are saying and what has changed. When an answer names a coin, it links to that coin’s page on CoinRotator, so you can see the numbers behind it.

What you can ask

Ask a follow-up in the same chat and Shumi keeps the context: “and how does that compare with last month?” works.

Where you can ask

Ask your first question in the Ask a market question box on shumi.ai and click Run query. No account needed. To keep asking, click Continue in app under the answer and sign in with your email or a crypto wallet.Answers stream in with tables, code and formatting. If you scroll up while an answer is streaming, the page stops scrolling for you.
The data is the same wherever you ask. Only the layout changes.

In the full chat at shumi.ai/app

What a question costs

Each chat question uses one question from your plan. When you run out, the web shows “You’ve used your 10 free queries. Upgrade to keep going.” or “You’ve used today’s 1 query. Resets at 00:00 UTC.”, with a See plans → button. Over the API you get 402 Payment Required instead, and you can pay 0.05 USDC per question. Plans and Quotas explains both.
Use a command for facts with an exact answer. “What is ETH funding right now?” is shumi funding momentum --symbol ETH, which is faster and gives you the figures without the wording. Use chat for questions that need judgement, such as “Is ETH funding higher than last month?”

Getting a good answer

  • Name the coin. Some tickers belong to more than one asset. GOLD is both a token and the metal. If you are unsure, run shumi resolve GOLD first.
  • Ask several things at once if you like. Shumi plans the data for each part and fetches it in parallel.
  • Ask for specific data. “What is the funding and trend picture on SOL?” gets a sharper answer than “Should I buy SOL?”.
  • Want the raw figures? Use a command such as shumi signal SOL for the numbers without the write-up.