The information layer for autonomous trading and decision-making.
Real-time market intelligence and evidence-backed outcomes for Arbitrum trading, DeFi and prediction applications.
Autonomous software can access data. It cannot easily assemble trustworthy information.
An agent needs the information required to decide.
Is there an executable BTC arbitrage opportunity right now?
What is the current BTC market-making state?
Fair-value inputs · imbalance · volatility · liquidity · funding
Did this event happen?
Sources · evidence · resolution policy · attestation
Marking returns trusted information. The agent owns the decision and execution.
Marking turns fragmented data into decision-ready information.
Open House deliverable: Ship one Arbitrum-native consumer of signed decision-ready information plus a publication or settlement adapter.
The same information layer can power many autonomous strategies.
Available today: canonical crypto prices and one event-resolution prototype. Strategy-specific intelligence products are next—not claimed as complete.
One testnet payment unlocked a signed live stream.
Certification report evidence. Base Sepolia testnet. Three latency samples—not a percentile or geographic SLA. Payment and access are implemented; decision and execution remain with the consumer.
Trust travels with the information.
The recipient verifies the object—not a screenshot, dashboard or database assertion.
Representative implemented schema fields. Publisher-origin signatures and broader intelligence envelopes remain planned.
The information path stays fast; payment and durable state stay separate.
200 feeds · 1,550 obs/s · 0.051471 ms P95 source-received → canonical-signed
60-second scoped local Rust benchmark; 93,001 observations. Not production, geographic or consumer-delivery certification. Rust remains shadow-only.
Marking sits above fragmented information sources.
A concrete Arbitrum integration—not a rebrand
Marking remains chain-neutral. The program milestone is an independently verifiable Arbitrum consumer path.
provide valuable raw and canonical data
assembles decision-ready information for autonomous consumers
discover → understand → pay → consume → verify → decide
Three product types match three information jobs.
Raw and canonical information
BTC/USD for 30 days = $51.84Market state, volatility, liquidity, funding and risk
Initial pricing hypothesisA specific answer: opportunity, funding, liquidation or outcome
Initial pricing hypothesisNo revenue, paying customers or validated willingness-to-pay is evidenced. Provider rights and fees remain release gates. Monthly plans may coexist with machine-native usage pricing.
Every new consumer can make the information network more valuable.
Use a real Arbitrum financial consumer to prove demand, then expand information products and publishers.
COMMITMENT → Ship the Arbitrum adapter plus one independently verifiable application integration.
The core information infrastructure exists. The product layer is expanding.
Bring decision-ready information to programmable finance.
Technical execution: deployed preview + certified payment flow + scoped 200-feed local benchmark.
14+ years across JPMorgan Chase and Amazon; former VP Technical Program Manager in Digital Markets Execution & Technology; 4+ years in blockchain.
About 14 years across JPMorgan Chase, Amazon and crypto GTM; institutional-client, ETF-marketing and customer-acquisition experience.
FOUNDING TEAM → PRODUCT & TECHNOLOGY + GTM & OPERATIONS