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Crypto Defi

by @xueyetianya

Calculate DeFi yields including APY, impermanent loss, and staking rewards. Use when estimating returns, comparing protocols, tracking farming.

Versionv2.4.9

Downloads848

Installs3

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TERMINAL

clawhub install crypto-defi

📖 About This Skill

version: "2.0.0" name: DeFi Calculator description: "Calculate DeFi yields including APY, impermanent loss, and staking rewards. Use when estimating returns, comparing protocols, tracking farming." author: BytesAgain homepage: https://bytesagain.com source: https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills

Crypto DeFi

A comprehensive crypto toolkit for tracking DeFi positions, managing portfolios, monitoring prices, watching whale activity, and analyzing market data. Crypto DeFi provides 16+ commands for recording and reviewing crypto-related observations with timestamped logs and multi-format data export.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | crypto-defi track | Record a tracking entry (token, protocol, position) — run without args to view recent entries | | crypto-defi portfolio | Log a portfolio update or snapshot — run without args to view recent portfolio entries | | crypto-defi alert | Record a price or event alert — run without args to view recent alerts | | crypto-defi price | Log a price observation — run without args to view recent price entries | | crypto-defi compare | Record a protocol or token comparison — run without args to view recent comparisons | | crypto-defi history | Log a historical note — run without args to view recent history entries | | crypto-defi gas | Record gas fee data — run without args to view recent gas entries | | crypto-defi whale-watch | Log whale activity observations — run without args to view recent whale-watch entries | | crypto-defi report | Record a report entry — run without args to view recent reports | | crypto-defi watchlist | Add to or view the watchlist — run without args to view recent watchlist entries | | crypto-defi analyze | Log an analysis note — run without args to view recent analysis entries | | crypto-defi export | Record an export event — run without args to view recent export entries | | crypto-defi stats | Display summary statistics across all log categories | | crypto-defi search | Search across all log files for a keyword | | crypto-defi recent | Show the 20 most recent activity entries from the history log | | crypto-defi status | Health check — shows version, data directory, entry count, disk usage | | crypto-defi help | Display available commands and usage information | | crypto-defi version | Print current version (v2.0.0) |

Each data command (track, portfolio, alert, etc.) works in two modes:

With arguments: Records the input with a timestamp into its dedicated log file

Without arguments: Displays the 20 most recent entries from that category

Data Storage

All data is stored locally in plain-text log files:

Location: ~/.local/share/crypto-defi/

Format: Each entry is saved as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM| in per-category .log files

History: All operations are additionally logged to history.log with timestamps

Stats: The stats command aggregates entry counts and disk usage across all categories

No cloud sync — everything stays on your machine, no API keys needed

Requirements

Bash 4.0+ (uses set -euo pipefail)

Standard Unix utilities: date, wc, du, head, tail, grep, basename, cat

No external dependencies, no API keys, no network access required

Works on Linux and macOS

When to Use

1. DeFi position tracking — Record yield farming positions, staking entries, and liquidity pool allocations with timestamps for historical review 2. Portfolio management — Log portfolio snapshots, token balances, and allocation changes to maintain a running record of your holdings 3. Whale activity monitoring — Use whale-watch to record large transaction observations and spot market-moving activity patterns 4. Gas fee tracking — Log gas fee observations over time to identify optimal transaction windows and track network congestion trends 5. Multi-protocol comparison — Use compare and analyze to record side-by-side protocol evaluations and store your analysis notes

Examples

# Track a new DeFi position
crypto-defi track "Uniswap V3 ETH/USDC 0.3% pool — 5 ETH deposited"
Log current portfolio state
crypto-defi portfolio "BTC: 0.5, ETH: 10, SOL: 200 — total ~$45k"
Record a price alert trigger
crypto-defi alert "ETH crossed $4000 resistance level"
Log gas fee observation
crypto-defi gas "Ethereum mainnet base fee 25 gwei — good time for swaps"
Record whale activity
crypto-defi whale-watch "0xdead... moved 10,000 ETH to Binance deposit address"
View summary statistics across all categories
crypto-defi stats
Search for all entries mentioning a specific protocol
crypto-defi search "Uniswap"
Quick health check
crypto-defi status

Configuration

Set DATA_DIR by modifying the script or symlinking ~/.local/share/crypto-defi/ to your preferred location.

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⚡ When to Use

Trigger	Action
2. Portfolio management — Log portfolio snapshots, token balances, and allocation changes to maintain a running record of your holdings
3. Whale activity monitoring — Use `whale-watch` to record large transaction observations and spot market-moving activity patterns
4. Gas fee tracking — Log gas fee observations over time to identify optimal transaction windows and track network congestion trends
5. Multi-protocol comparison — Use `compare` and `analyze` to record side-by-side protocol evaluations and store your analysis notes

💡 Examples

# Track a new DeFi position
crypto-defi track "Uniswap V3 ETH/USDC 0.3% pool — 5 ETH deposited"
Log current portfolio state
crypto-defi portfolio "BTC: 0.5, ETH: 10, SOL: 200 — total ~$45k"
Record a price alert trigger
crypto-defi alert "ETH crossed $4000 resistance level"
Log gas fee observation
crypto-defi gas "Ethereum mainnet base fee 25 gwei — good time for swaps"
Record whale activity
crypto-defi whale-watch "0xdead... moved 10,000 ETH to Binance deposit address"
View summary statistics across all categories
crypto-defi stats
Search for all entries mentioning a specific protocol
crypto-defi search "Uniswap"
Quick health check
crypto-defi status

⚙️ Configuration

Set DATA_DIR by modifying the script or symlinking ~/.local/share/crypto-defi/ to your preferred location.

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Trigger	Action
2. Portfolio management — Log portfolio snapshots, token balances, and allocation changes to maintain a running record of your holdings
3. Whale activity monitoring — Use `whale-watch` to record large transaction observations and spot market-moving activity patterns
4. Gas fee tracking — Log gas fee observations over time to identify optimal transaction windows and track network congestion trends
5. Multi-protocol comparison — Use `compare` and `analyze` to record side-by-side protocol evaluations and store your analysis notes