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FerimanEdge Regime Widget
FerimanEdge Regime Widget

FerimanEdge Regime Widget

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BTC regime widget in dark mode.

BTC regime widget in dark mode.

FerimanEdge Regime Widget displays the latest published market regime status for BTC, ETH, and BNB directly in WordPress, either individually or together. Each widget shows the current BULL, SIDEWAYS, or BEAR classification for the selected market, or for BTC, ETH, and BNB together.

Add the widget to any WordPress page or post using a shortcode or a Gutenberg block. Choose the market, visual theme, and size without editing HTML.

The plugin itself does not fetch, store, or process market data. It generates a plain <iframe> pointing to the selected FerimanEdge widget. The widget content is served directly by ferimanedge.com to the visitor’s browser.

Features

  • Shortcode: [ferimanedge_regime coin="btc" theme="visitor" size="standard"]
  • Gutenberg block with a local preview and simple dropdowns for coin, theme, and size
  • Supported coins: BTC, ETH, BNB, or All Markets
  • Supported themes: Dark, Light, or Follow visitor OS setting (follows the visitor’s OS/browser prefers-color-scheme setting)
  • Supported sizes: Compact, Standard, Large
  • No third-party JavaScript or CSS dependencies are bundled in the plugin. The widget content is loaded from ferimanedge.com through an iframe.
  • No server-side API calls and nothing to configure globally
  • Invalid attribute values automatically fall back to sane defaults instead of breaking the page

Third-party service

This plugin embeds content from ferimanedge.com, an independent, third-party crypto market-data and trading-edge service that is not affiliated with WordPress.org.

When a page containing the shortcode or the block is viewed, the visitor’s browser loads an <iframe> directly from https://ferimanedge.com/widget/{coin}. As with any embedded image, video, or iframe hosted on an external domain, this means the visitor’s IP address and the fact that the request was made are transmitted to ferimanedge.com’s servers. The plugin itself never makes any outbound server-side request (no wp_remote_get(), no API calls). It only outputs the iframe’s HTML.