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ClearView offers two report types. Each serves a different purpose — pick the one that matches how you consume market information, or use both.

Quick Summary

A fast, template-based market snapshot. No AI involved — pure data pulled from primary sources and formatted into a structured template.

What’s included

SectionData Points
PricesBTC and ETH spot prices with 24h change
DerivativesFunding rate and direction (positive/negative)
Open InterestCurrent OI with change over 24h
PositioningLong/short ratio from Binance Futures
StablecoinsTotal stablecoin supply with recent change
MacroDXY, VIX, and SPX levels

How it’s generated

The system pulls data from 3 agents:
  1. Derivatives Agent — funding rates, open interest, positioning from Binance Futures
  2. Macro Agent — BTC/ETH prices from Binance Spot, DXY/VIX/SPX from EODHD/FRED
  3. Signals Agent — long/short ratio from Binance Futures
Data is fetched, formatted into a fixed template, and delivered. No LLM is involved — this is a pure data pipeline.

Characteristics

  • Generation time: ~10 seconds
  • Format: Structured sections with numbers and directional arrows
  • Interpretation: None — data only, you draw your own conclusions
  • Best for: Daily morning briefing. Scan in 30 seconds, know where the market stands.

Deep Synthesis

A comprehensive, AI-generated market analysis. Five agents collect data, then Claude AI synthesizes a written report with context, cross-references, and implications.

What’s included

Everything in Quick Summary, plus:
SectionWhat the AI adds
Technical AnalysisTrend direction, momentum state, volatility assessment based on indicators (SMA, MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, ATR)
Statistical ContextWhere the current move ranks historically — percentile of daily returns, comparison to similar moves
Cross-Layer SynthesisConnections between derivatives positioning, price action, and macro context
Risk AssessmentKey risks and scenarios to watch
Actionable LevelsPrice levels to monitor based on technical and statistical analysis

How it’s generated

The system invokes 5 agents in parallel:
  1. Derivatives Agent — funding, OI, positioning
  2. Macro Agent — prices, stablecoins, macro levels
  3. Signals Agent — long/short positioning
  4. Technical Agent — indicator analysis across 5 layers (regime, trend, momentum, volatility, sentiment)
  5. Quantitative Agent — statistical analysis of historical price data
All agent data is collected, then Claude Opus 4.6 (the same model used in the Chat) synthesizes a written analysis. The AI cross-references data across agents — for example, connecting unusual funding rates with a momentum divergence and a macro shift.

Characteristics

  • Generation time: 30-60 seconds (5 parallel agent calls + LLM synthesis)
  • Format: Written analysis with data points embedded in context
  • Interpretation: Full AI analysis — what the data means, not just what the numbers are
  • Best for: Weekly comprehensive review, or any time you want the full picture

Comparison

Quick SummaryDeep Synthesis
Agents used35
AI analysisNoYes (Claude Opus 4.6)
Generation time~10 seconds30-60 seconds
ContentData snapshotData + interpretation + context
Technical analysisNot includedFull 5-layer assessment
Statistical contextNot includedHistorical percentiles and comparisons
Cross-referencingNot includedDerivatives + price + macro connections
Best frequencyDailyWeekly
Use Quick Summary for daily updates and Deep Synthesis for your weekly review. The quick summary tells you what happened; the deep synthesis tells you what it means.
A practical setup:
1

Daily Quick Summary to Telegram

Every morning, get a 30-second scan of market state on your phone. Check funding, positioning, and price levels before your day starts.
2

Weekly Deep Synthesis to Discord or Email

Every Monday, get a comprehensive AI analysis that connects the dots across derivatives, technicals, and macro. Use it to frame your thinking for the week.
Deep Synthesis uses the same AI pipeline as the Chat — the same models, the same agents, the same data sources. The only difference is it runs on a schedule instead of on-demand. If you like the quality of answers in Chat, you’ll get the same quality in your automated reports.