Event Category Tagging

CoinMarketCal tags every submitted event as a listing, mainnet launch, conference, token unlock, or another set category, so a portfolio can be filtered to what matters. A Beam agent watches the feed for tags attached to coins on an approved watchlist, reads the category and date, then adds the entry to a shared calendar or research tracker under the rule the team has agreed on. Routine categories such as listings or scheduled unlocks get filed without anyone touching a keyboard. Anything tagged as a rumor, a coin outside the approved list, or a category the rule doesn't cover gets routed to a person.

Coin-Specific Event Feeds

Every event on CoinMarketCal ties to a specific coin or project, which lets a team follow only the assets it holds rather than the entire market. A Beam agent checks the feed for the coins on an account's watchlist, reads any new or updated event tied to them, and posts a summary into the channel or document the team uses for research notes. Multiple events on the same coin in a short window get grouped into one update instead of separate pings. A coin added outside the agreed watchlist, or an event with conflicting dates, goes to a person to sort out.

Community Confirmation Voting

CoinMarketCal lets its community mark whether a submitted event actually happened, which gives each entry a rough confidence signal beyond the submission date alone. A Beam agent reads that confirmation status alongside the event category and, where the rule allows it, updates a tracker to mark an event as confirmed or still pending rather than leaving every entry looking equally certain. Entries with low or mixed confirmation stay flagged as unverified in the shared record. Any event tied to a material decision, such as a listing that affects a trading position, is routed to a person before the team acts on it.