Correlation MCPs
Correlation MCPs
Overview
Correlation Model Context Protocols (MCPs) identify relationships between different data points, assets, and metrics. These specialized protocols detect patterns and connections that individual metric analysis might miss.
Available Correlation Protocols
Cross-Ecosystem Correlation MCP
Analyzes relationships between different market ecosystems (e.g., AI vs. DeFi, Layer-1 vs. Gaming):
Key capabilities:
Ecosystem rotation detection
Leading indicator identification
Correlated market movements
Divergence recognition
Temporal Correlation MCP
Focuses on time-delayed correlations between metrics, identifying leading and lagging relationships:
Key capabilities:
Lead-lag relationship detection
Price echo identification
Temporal pattern recognition
Predictive signal generation
Sentiment-Price Correlation MCP
Specializes in linking sentiment metrics to price movements with time-offset calibration:
Key capabilities:
Sentiment impact quantification
Sentiment-price divergence detection
Time-delayed impact assessment
Source-specific correlation analysis
Volume-Engagement Correlation MCP
Analyzes trading volume in relation to social engagement metrics:
Key capabilities:
Volume-engagement divergence detection
Manipulation pattern recognition
Organic vs. inorganic activity differentiation
Anomaly classification
Additional Specialized Correlation MCPs
Whale Movement Correlation MCP: Tracks large holder actions across ecosystems
Momentum Correlation MCP: Focuses on rate-of-change correlations between assets
Market Dominance Correlation MCP: Analyzes shifts in market share between related ecosystems
Volatility Correlation MCP: Measures correlation between volatility metrics across assets
Developer Activity Correlation MCP: Links GitHub activity to market metrics
Narrative Correlation MCP: Analyzes keywords and themes across social content
Integration Example
This compositional approach enables sophisticated correlation analysis through the combination of specialized protocols.
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