🌯 Burrito Documentation

Burrito (burrito-finance.vercel.app) is a self-updating quantitative market-analysis site: 98 charts of crypto risk, cycles, on-chain activity, market breadth, derivatives, and US macro — recomputed daily from free public data, at $0/month running cost.

Start here

• risk-metric — how the 0–1 risk score and the quantile regression fan work
• data-pipeline — where every number comes from, and how the site updates itself
• Chart reference — all 98 charts, with full explanations
• snapshot — today's market readings (auto-updated daily)
• faq — honest answers about accuracy, differences from other sites, and limits

Using these docs in Obsidian

This documentation is a plain-markdown folder with frontmatter and wikilinks — it is an Obsidian vault. Two ways to use it:

1. Download: grab burrito-vault.zip and unzip into your vault (or open it as its own vault).
2. Stay current: clone the repo and open docs/ as a vault — git pull brings each day's fresh snapshot, because the daily data pipeline regenerates it and commits.

The one-paragraph philosophy

Everything on burrito is daily-granularity, immutable-once-closed data. That single observation drives the whole design: fetch once a day, store as plain JSON in git, derive every metric with pure functions, serve a fully static site. No API keys in the browser, no rate limits for visitors, nothing to babysit. Not financial advice — just math on a warm plate.