Risk analytics when prediction markets reprice — via API.
Hedge windows, systemic stress, and trust telemetry over a movement-selected universe. Identical outputs for every customer; nothing executes.
Standardized, impersonal market analytics for informational purposes only — not trading, investment, or hedging advice, and not a recommendation to transact in any market. Outputs are identical for all customers and are not tailored to any person's positions or circumstances (we never ingest customer positions, inventory, or P&L). Past performance, including live scored history and backtests, does not guarantee future results. All decisions remain yours.
Hedge windows — insurance timing, not direction alpha.
At fresh signal onsets we compare the current one-leg exit cost against backtest adverse-move priors for that arm. You decide whether to act; we never ingest your positions or execute.
Trailing live-alert precision per arm, published wins and losses in the scored ledger.
Opportunities cap participation at a fraction of displayed liquidity — thin books aren't free.
Probabilities feeding served surfaces pass walk-forward isotonic maps with regression guards.
Stress and clusters measure breadth — not forecasts.
Stress index tracks how much of the covered universe is elevated. Signal clusters flag hours with unusually broad concurrent onsets relative to baseline.
Breadth ratio (elevated / covered markets) with z-scores and category attribution.
Relative episodes via z-score vs trailing baseline — absolute cutoffs don't saturate on volatile days.
Disclosed up front — not hidden in fine print.
We publish coverage, anticipation, and execution boundaries alongside the data.
Universe coverage (~22% of top movers on a given day). Signals describe the tracked universe, not the entire venue.
Stress and clusters detect broad repricing as it happens — validated as coincident measurement, not leading forecasts.
Shadow posture: nothing executes. All outputs are decision support.
“We help you measure risk and timing — not what to trade.”