Our Services
Three Areas. One Sourced Data Set.
Market data, market structure context and regime observation — published together so market structure becomes readable.
01
Market Data
Sourced, with the measurement date.
We collect price, on-chain and derivatives data from named sources, and publish it with the date it was measured. Every number on this platform carries its source. We do not model what we have not measured, and we do not publish a number we cannot point back to a source.
- Price and volume data, 111 crypto assets
- On-chain and derivatives data
- Named data sources, listed publicly
- Price-level alerts you set yourself
- Measurement date on every figure
111
Crypto assets covered
02
Market Structure
How the pieces move together.
We publish how asset groups move relative to one another — correlation, liquidity and dispersion across crypto, equity indices, FX and commodities. This is descriptive market context. It is not an allocation recommendation, and it is not tailored to anyone.
- Cross-asset correlation data
- Liquidity and depth snapshots
- Crypto, indices, FX, gold, WTI
- Sector and category breakdowns
- Full CSV and JSON export
03
Market Regime Observation
Six regimes, observed continuously.
We track which of six market regimes the market is currently in, and publish when that changes. The regime is a description of observed conditions, not a forecast and not an instruction. What it means for anyone is their own decision.
- Six-regime classification
- Regime change notifications
- Volatility and dispersion data
- Historical regime record
- Fear & Greed composite, 5 factors
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Market regimes tracked
Our Process
From Source to Published Page in Four Steps
01
Data Ingestion
We pull price, on-chain, derivatives and macro data from named providers. Every source is listed on the Data Sources page.
02
Measurement
Each figure is recorded with the moment it was measured. A number without a measurement date does not get published.
03
Context
The figure is placed next to related data — correlation, liquidity, regime — so it can be read in context rather than alone.
04
Continuous Monitoring
Dashboards refresh as new data arrives, and you get a notification on the price levels you chose to watch.
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Our material is written for readers who work with market data professionally. Educational and informational content only — not investment advice.
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