01 / Signals
A signal isn't
just a price move.
A signal should explain why a move deserves attention. Ours remain disabled until the required checks and separate publication approval pass. Live signals are not currently published.
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02 / Signal Framework
What's behind
the move?
We check participation, liquidity, capital flows, volatility and macro conditions before a signal can become eligible. These are market observation and evaluation dimensions, not DALQEN's underlying technical architecture.
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Liquidity Conditions
Changes in market depth, funding, and available capital.
Depth / Funding / Capital - 02
Capital Flows
Changes in where capital moves and how investors are positioned.
Flows / Positioning - 03
Market Structure
Changes in participation, pricing behavior, and market conditions.
Participation / Pricing - 04
Volatility Regime
Changes in the range and speed of market movement.
Range / Speed - 05
Macro Environment
Changes in rates, policy, liquidity, and the broader economy.
Rates / Policy / Economy
03 / Signal Readiness
Evidence comes
before a signal.
Every required check and separate publication approval must pass. Readiness is a gate, not a score or a trading instruction.
Detailed readiness results remain private. The requirements below are not a live progress report.
- Data maturity
- Historical baselines must be built from sufficient real observations. Missing periods are not filled in.
- Evidence coverage
- Required datasets and independent sources must meet the applicable coverage rules.
- Freshness
- Observations must satisfy source-specific windows, including official release schedules.
- Cross-domain agreement
- Disagreement is preserved. Conflicts must remain within the approved limits.
- Methodology readiness
- The applicable methodology and lifecycle rules must be defined and approved.
- Publication approval
- Passing evidence checks is not publication approval. Separate explicit review is required.
Missing, stale, incomplete, or conflicting evidence may keep readiness at insufficient evidence. Thresholds are not relaxed to create a signal.
Confidence is not a return forecast. Confidence describes evidence quality, not the probability of profit or a guarantee of accuracy.
04 / Disclosure
Market intelligence is not investment advice and does not guarantee outcomes.
