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shumi signal BTC gives one verdict for a coin, built from four readings: trend on the daily and weekly chart, funding, sentiment and the regime read. The first three set the score. The fourth counts toward confidence only. You get the verdict, the score behind it, a confidence level and the evidence as plain sentences.

Get a verdict

Bare shumi SOL does the same. Add --agent for JSON.
An unknown ticker returns 404 with “Check the ticker, or use /api/cli/resolve to find it.” shumi resolve <name> finds the right symbol.

What comes back

A real evidence list for BTC:

How the score is built

The score starts at 0. Each reading adds to it or subtracts from it. Trend is the same UP, HODL or DOWN state the market breadth counts use, read on the daily and on the weekly chart. An UP or DOWN trend adds an evidence line that says bullish or bearish, with the date the current state began. A HODL trend adds no line. A stance appears only when sentiment has set one; Sentiment and Narratives explains the words. Regime counts toward confidence and does not move the score. Confidence is high when all four readings answered, medium for two or three, low for fewer. The readings refresh on their own schedules, so two calls minutes apart can give different scores. Read as_of. For the carry behind the funding line, see Funding.