Latest Metrics

Everything ByteTree has worked out about one asset as of the latest day: its four ByteTrend scores, its trend regime, and its risk and return figures. The full record has around a hundred fields, but most people need only a handful — the fields most people need are listed first, and the complete reference follows.

Currency pairs work too (EURUSD): when no asset metrics exist for a pair, the endpoint answers from exchange-rate data. For currency-only work, Get FX Pair is the dedicated endpoint; for every asset in one call, use Latest Metrics — All Assets.

curl https://api.bytetree.io/api/metrics/AAPL/latest \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

const res = await fetch("https://api.bytetree.io/api/metrics/AAPL/latest", {
  headers: { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" },
});
const body = await res.json();

import requests

res = requests.get(
    "https://api.bytetree.io/api/metrics/AAPL/latest",
    headers={"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"},
)
body = res.json()

{
  "symbol": "AAPL",
  "data": {
    "date": "2026-10-08T00:00:00.000Z",
    "closeUsd": 340.42,
    "capr": 0.0690073179136851,
    "byteTrendCapr200w": 5,
    "trendRegimeCapr200w": "Neutral",
    "changeCapr200w": 0,
    "byteTrendCapr30d": 5,
    "trendRegimeCapr30d": "Leading Trend",
    "trendAge200w": 213,
    "returnUsd12M": 0.32981757099886716,
    "volatility30w": 0.26342058099673504,
    "...": "..."
  }
}

curl https://api.bytetree.io/api/metrics/BTCUSD/latest \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

The fields most people need

Key Concepts explains the scores and labels in plain terms. Every field is described in full under Response.

Path Parameters

Response

The data object contains date, close, and all computed metric fields at the top level (see below).

All numeric fields default to adjusted close (split- and dividend-adjusted). Every time-series metric (MAs, slopes, rolling highs/lows, ByteTrend scores, deviations, drawdowns, returns, risk) and the quoted-state fields under Valuation (closeUsd, capr, marketCapUsd) are all computed on adjusted close. Three explicit raw counterparts (closeRawUsd, caprRaw, marketCapRawUsd) are available for forensic / market-printed-price views. See the Data Model page for the exact adjustment contract and the Changelog for cutover history.

ByteTrend Scores (0–5)

Each score counts how many of five trend rules hold, so it runs from 0 to 5 — see ByteTrend score for how the rules work. There are four scores — two ways of measuring, each on two timescales:

• Local vs CAPR — local close vs CAPR (close ÷ MSCI World close)
• Weekly (200w) vs Daily (30d) — long-horizon weekly windows vs short-horizon daily windows

Each score has companion fields that share the same suffix:

• *Rules — the five binary rules that compose the score (booleans: aboveMaLong, aboveMaShort, maLongRising, maShortRising, lastTouchMax)
• change* — day-over-day change (range −5 to +5)
• trendRegime* — trend regime classification (see Trend Regime)
• consec*5 / consec*0 — consecutive days at score 5 or 0

Full set per score, e.g. for Local (Weekly): byteTrendLocal200w, byteTrendLocal200wRules, changeLocal200w, trendRegimeLocal200w, consecLocal200w5, consecLocal200w0. Three equivalent sets exist for Local30d, Capr200w, Capr30d.

Moving Averages

Long/short SMAs for each dimension and window. Every suffix denotes the actual window of that field. Slopes measure day-over-day MA change (trend acceleration).

Rolling Highs & Lows

Two daily windows (used by Daily score regime classification and lastTouchMax rule respectively) and two weekly windows (the 20-week rolling high/low and 200-week trend context).

Deviations

Trend Regime

A trend regime labels a trend by its ByteTrend score and whether it is at a recent high or low — see Trend regime for how it is set.

Every regime field takes one of five labels, the same for all four scores: Leading Trend, Emerging Trend, Weakening Trend, Bear Trend or Neutral.

Trend Quality & Conviction

Historical divergence values — before the 2026-04-22 cutover divergenceLocal / divergenceCapr compared the Daily score against a VWAP-weighted weekly score. They now compare Daily against the true 200w-window weekly score. Keys and units are unchanged, but values pre- and post-cutover are not directly comparable in historical series.

Risk Metrics

Drawdown

Performance Returns (USD)

Relative Strength (vs MSCI World)

Valuation

The default trio represents the latest quoted state on adjusted close — matching the basis used by every time-series metric on this page. The *Raw trio exposes the same values on raw close for forensic or audit consumers; see Data Model.

Notes

• Returns the most recent record that has computed metrics; dates without a completed computation run are skipped
• For an asset, the newest row is dated the previous day (UTC) at the latest. A crypto row’s closeUsd, capr and ByteTrend scores are normally final once published; they change only if the index publisher corrects a past price. Forward returns (returnFwd*) still fill in as their windows pass, as for every type
• ByteTrend scores read 5 Strong Bullish · 4 Bullish · 3 Neutral-Bullish · 2 Neutral-Bearish · 1 Bearish · 0 Strong Bearish
• Returns 200 with data: null if no computed data exists for the symbol, including a symbol ByteTrend doesn’t track: { "symbol": "NOSUCHSYM", "data": null }