Twenty-plus strategy pages open all day, or an agent you have to watch.
Every strategy on the live desk has its own page, and a signal fires on whichever one is ready. Watching them by hand means keeping every page open. Handing the watching to an agent means watching the agent.
Neither puts the signal where your own work happens.
Vulcan Trading is a trading intelligence platform built on its own models: order-book reads, candle forecasts, sentiment, regime shifts and portfolio factors across crypto, FX, equities, options, futures, gold and prediction markets.
The Signal API will deliver every signal the live desk fires, outward, as data: the desk, in your own systems.
What you will receive
Every signal the live desk fires, as it fires, by API and curl, into your own systems.
- each signal as it fires
- from the live desk's strategies, delivered the moment the desk acts on it, the same to every subscriber
- into whatever you run
- a database, a dashboard, your own tools, your own broker connection
- on your account and your rules
- your account, your broker, your bridge, your decision; the broker is one route you may take, never a connection Vulcan makes
- by API and curl
- a request from your own code, with no screen open and no page to watch
What it will not tell you
- how much
- nothing in the feed is scaled to you or to any account; every subscriber receives the same signal
- whether to act
- a signal is a research point from the desk's own strategies; the decision, and the systems it runs in, are yours
- anything about you in particular
- the feed is identical for every subscriber; it is not tailored and it is not advice
- what it covers and how fast it arrives
- stated when the API is live, not before
Availability varies by region.
Research output: your decision, your systems.
Every signal the API will carry is a research point, stated the same way to every subscriber. Whether to act on it is yours to decide, in your own systems.
The Signal API is coming. When it opens, an early adopter cohort takes a limited number of tokens at a founding price, drawn from this list; later waves open at the standard price.