The idea for Clometrix came from a frustration most active crypto traders will recognise.
Every CPI day, every FOMC meeting, every NFP Friday — the same thing would happen. Markets would move sharply, fast, and the instinct was always to check: has this happened before? What did BTC do the last time CPI came in this hot? Where did ETH bottom out after the last surprise rate hold?
The answer required pulling up charts, finding the right dates, cross-referencing economic calendars, eyeballing price action from years ago — on a market that had changed significantly since then. By the time you'd assembled a rough picture, the move had already happened.
That process — fragmented, slow, and ultimately unreliable — is what Clometrix was built to replace. A single platform that has already done that work: pulling the historical Binance data for every tracked event, calculating how each coin moved in the minutes and hours after each release, and presenting it in a chart you can read in seconds.
The platform launched in August 2025. The data goes back to 2017. The problem it solves hasn't changed.
Clometrix's purpose is straightforward: give traders the historical context they need to approach macro events with a plan rather than a reaction. That means accurate data, honest presentation, and analysis that respects the intelligence of the people using it. We track 25 cryptocurrencies across 27 economic events. Every analysis is built from real Binance kline data. Nothing is modelled, smoothed, or adjusted.
Clometrix is built and maintained by Panopedia Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-based software company. The platform pulls economic release data directly from official government sources — FRED, BLS, BEA, and USCB — and cross-references it against Binance market data at the minute level. Every data point has a traceable source.
The infrastructure runs a live scheduler that updates coin prices, fetches new economic release data as it publishes, and provisions analysis for each new event date automatically. When a new CPI figure drops, Clometrix captures the Binance kline data for the release window and adds it to the historical record — so every subsequent forecast reflects the most current picture.
Most volatility tools look at price in isolation. Clometrix anchors every analysis to a specific causal event — not just when price moved, but why. That distinction matters: it makes the historical comparisons cleaner, the patterns more consistent, and the context more relevant to what you're actually trying to plan for.
The data behind every forecast is Binance OHLCV kline data — minute-level open, high, low, close, and volume for each coin across each historical release window. Economic release figures come directly from FRED, BLS, BEA, and USCB APIs. The analysis covers releases going back to 2017, and the historical record grows with every new release.
Clometrix doesn't generate alerts, doesn't tell you when to buy or sell, and doesn't offer trading signals. What it does is give you a historically grounded picture of how each coin has moved around each event — so you can make better-informed decisions about sizing, timing, and risk management when macro events are on the calendar.
