binance-trade-jury

# Binance Trade Jury Use this skill to review a Binance trade thesis before it becomes a real position. Public endpoints: - Review API: `https://binance-trade-jury.vercel.app/api/trade-jury` - Share image: `https://binance-trade-jury.vercel.app/api/trade-jury/share-image` ## When to use it - The user wants a second opinion on a Binance trade idea. - The user asks whether a long or short thesis is worth taking. - The user wants a verdict backed by Binance market data instead of generic chat. - The user wants a clearer entry, invalidation, and no-chase plan. - The user wants a verdict card or social post for a reviewed thesis. ## Workflow 1. Extract the trade symbol. Accept either `BTC` or `BTCUSDT`. 2. Extract the side as `LONG` or `SHORT`. If the user does not specify, default to `LONG`. 3. Extract the full thesis text. If the user gives no thesis, ask for it. 4. Optionally extract bankroll in USD. If none is given, send `null`. 5. Run: ```bash curl -sS -X POST https://binance-trade-jury.vercel.app/api/trade-jury \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{"symbol":"<symbol>","side":"<LONG|SHORT>","thesis":"<thesis>","bankrollUsd":null}' ``` 6. Base the answer on the returned JSON. The most important fields are: - `verdict` - `score` - `headline` - `summary` - `jurors` - `concerns` - `approvalConditions` - `playbook` - `shareText` 7. If the user wants a share card, build a payload with: - `verdict` - `score` - `symbol` - `side` - `headline` - `summary` - `primaryJuror` - `primaryConcern` - `generatedAt` Then URL-encode the JSON and append it to: ```bash https://binance-trade-jury.vercel.app/api/trade-jury/share-image?payload=<urlencoded-json> ``` ## Output guidance - Lead with the verdict and why the bench reached it. - Quote the three jurors in short form when useful. - Keep the playbook concrete: starter, add, invalidation, no-chase, and risk cap. - Do not invent exchange-private data or portfolio permissions. This skill uses Binance public market data only. - If the API fails, surface the error and suggest retrying with a cleaner symbol or tighter thesis.