openmm-portfolio

What This Skill Does

The openmm-portfolio skill provides a comprehensive interface for users to manage digital asset portfolios directly through the OpenClaw agent. It bridges the gap between decentralized Cardano ecosystems and centralized exchanges (CEXs) like MEXC, Gate.io, Bitget, and Kraken. Users can track real-time balances, monitor open orders, analyze market depth, and perform cross-exchange price comparisons. This skill acts as a centralized dashboard, allowing agents to pull data from disparate sources, aggregate market information, and make informed decisions based on liquidity and price discovery across multiple platforms.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command within your OpenClaw terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/adacapo21/openmm-portfolio

Ensure you have properly configured your exchange environment variables as detailed in the openmm-exchange-setup skill. Failure to provide valid API keys, secrets, and necessary passphrases for each respective exchange will result in authentication errors when attempting to query balances or trade data.

Use Cases

1. Unified Portfolio Tracking: Aggregate asset holdings across multiple CEXs and Cardano wallets to see total net worth in one place.
2. Arbitrage Monitoring: Identify price discrepancies for specific tickers (like SNEK or INDY) across centralized exchanges versus decentralized liquidity pools.
3. Automated Trading Support: Quickly fetch order book depth and recent trade summaries to determine market entry or exit strategies.
4. Liquidity Analysis: Scout Cardano DEX pools with specific liquidity requirements to find the best platforms for large swaps.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, what is my current balance of BTC on MEXC and how does it compare to my Kraken holdings?"
2. "Show me the top 5 open orders for SNEK/USDT on Bitget and check if the current market price is higher on Gate.io."
3. "Discover high-liquidity pools for INDY on Cardano and tell me the current aggregated price."

Tips & Limitations

• Security: Never share your API credentials. Use environment variables to keep your keys outside of the codebase.
• Data Latency: While ticker data is near real-time, market volatility may cause the displayed prices to differ slightly from execution prices on the exchanges.
• Scope: Ensure you have configured the required environment variables for each exchange. This tool is read-heavy; ensure you have sufficient rate limits on your exchange API accounts for high-frequency polling.