Each of these radars alone produces a stream of things that look significant and mostly are not — an insider bought, a vault scored well, a token unlocks. Intersecting them raises the bar in the one way that costs nothing to verify: two unrelated sources pointing at the same asset is a weaker coincidence than one. The insider-cluster threshold of three distinct buyers is the same instinct applied within a single source. Read all of this as description rather than direction: these are rankings and detections over public data, the scores are the vendor's own, and nothing here is a recommendation about what to do with any of it.
A market-signal aggregator spanning traditional and crypto markets: SEC filings, ETF flows, macro data, DeFi yields, on-chain wallets and prediction markets, each as its own radar plus one tool that intersects them.
- confluence_today is described as the flagship and returns only assets where two or more independent sources agree — the intersection rather than any single feed.
- SEC coverage in two forms: Form 4 insider-buy clusters requiring three or more distinct insiders, and today's 8-K filings filtered to the item codes that actually matter.
- Forward-looking radars rather than only current state — token unlock cliffs that create supply pressure, upcoming Fed speaker events scored by speaker, and post-earnings drift with pre-print setups.
- Crypto-native sources: DeFi yield farms ranked with emissions accounted for, likely active airdrop and points-farming programmes, Hyperliquid copy-trading vaults scored, and top on-chain wallets from a live Solana bot.
- etf_flow_today aggregates net flows into US-listed spot crypto ETFs as a proxy reading.
- macro_tape is a one-call snapshot across equities, rates, FX and commodities.
- polymarket_whale_positions surfaces the largest active positions held by tracked wallets.
Nothing named. The outputs are derived signals and rankings, not recommendations.
One command — pip install falsifylab-alpha-mcp