feat: add BotIndex — Crypto market intelligence with predictive signals

[Cyberweasel777]

BotIndex MCP Server

Crypto market intelligence — predictive signals, whale divergence, convergence scoring.

Not another data feed. A convergence engine that synthesizes whale positions, developer activity, and behavioral demand into actionable intelligence with a verifiable track record.

Key Signals

• Convergence Scoring (multi-source synthesis)
• Whale Divergence Detection (Hyperliquid)
• Network Intelligence (ecosystem development velocity)
• Predictive Signals (DeepSeek-synthesized, verified accuracy)
• Query Surge Intelligence (what 19K+ daily consumers search for)
• Risk Radar (composite market regime scoring)

Install

npx -y botindex-mcp

Links

• https://botindex.dev
• https://npmjs.com/package/botindex-mcp-server
• https://github.com/Cyberweasel777/King-Backend

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds a new BotIndex configuration/manifest JSON file that defines the AI-native signal intelligence API surface (endpoints, domains, and metadata) for sports odds, crypto correlations, token graduations, DFS optimization, and arbitrage detection, integrating it into the backend as a new API module.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce BotIndex JSON manifest defining the BotIndex v1 API surface and metadata.	Add a new JSON configuration file for the BotIndex service describing its endpoints and domains Encode API metadata such as available features, trial limits, payment model (x402/USDC on Base), and MCP server integration details Prepare the backend to expose the BotIndex API via a structured manifest that can be consumed by clients and MCP tooling	src/BotIndex.json

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