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CRYPTYX Signal Fork
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CRYPTYX Signal Fork is a paid API for AI agents from cryptyx.ai, paid per call via x402, $0.05/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Forks an existing trading signal with new parameter values, creating a customized variant of a digital asset intelligence signal
Price / call$0.05
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Fork a signal into an inactive parameter variant — production firing is untouched. Experimentation primitive: fork, dryrun-backtest, then activate. Returns the new version id and parameters. Runs across 200+ digital assets — BTC, ETH, SOL, top-cap + long-tail coverage.
Output
Returns a new forked signal object including the generated forked_signal_id (e.g. TR_MOMO_CONT_14D), a version number, the active status of the new fork (initially false), and the parameter values used to create it (e.g. t_thr, dt_max).
Example use cases
Clone signal with tighter thresholds
“Take my existing CRYPTYX breakout signal and fork it with a tighter trigger threshold of 0.60 instead of the default — I want to test a more conservative version without touching the original.”
Branch momentum signal for backtesting
“On CRYPTYX, create a copy of my TR_MOMO_CONT_14D signal but bump the trend threshold up to 0.85 and extend the max drawdown tolerance to -0.05 so I can backtest it against last quarter's BTC data.”
Personalize shared signal for my strategy
“There's a shared CRYPTYX momentum signal my team uses — fork it for me with my own parameter values, specifically a trend threshold of 0.70 and a dt_max of 20 days, so I can tune it independently without messing up everyone else's settings.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://cryptyx.ai/api/signals/forkWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you want to experiment with variations of an existing CRYPTYX signal without modifying the original — ideal for backtesting different threshold configurations, creating personalized signal variants, or branching off a shared signal for individual tuning.
Side effects
- signal_id not found — returns 404 if the referenced signal does not exist
- invalid params schema — returns 400 if parameter keys do not match the signal's expected schema
- payment failure — returns 402 if x402 payment of $0.05 USDC is not provided or invalid
- unauthorized — returns 401 if credentials are missing or expired
- conflict — returns 409 if a fork with identical parameters already exists
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| paramsrequired | object | New parameter values |
| signal_idrequired | string | Signal to fork |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"params": {
"t_thr": 0.6,
"dt_max": -0.05
},
"version": 42,
"is_active": false,
"forked_signal_id": "TR_MOMO_CONT_14D"
}Tags
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