The index, not the exchange.
Tickerz turns fringe data into indexes. Each has a public rulebook, every print is sealed in Bitcoin once a day, and a first print is final: a source's revision shows beside it, never over it. The indexes are built for enterprise licensing and settlement, and for trading through venues. Tickerz takes no bets, holds no funds and issues no token.
Surfaces
- Index
- Eight tickers, from memecoin launches to jobless claims, printed once a day as the Tickerz Close.
- Terminal
- How unusual attention is today on about 250 crypto and stock tickers: the Activity score, 0 to 100, each against its own last 30 days. Methodology · Sandbox
- Arena
- Predict the next print of an index. Graded on the first print. Points only.
- Receipts
- Every closed Terminal event, resolved in public at 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, rises and falls alike. Evidence measures them against the market.
- API and MCP
- The same record as open JSON and an MCP server, no key. Three deeper reads are built to be paid per call and are closed for now.
House rules
A late feed says it is late, and a stopped row reads STALE. Every event becomes a permanent receipt. The method is published precisely enough to check, with a clear line around what stays proprietary.
Who builds this
A small founding team out of NYU Stern, operating between New York and Miami, with backgrounds across equity research, financial consulting, data analytics, software engineering and ecommerce.
Questions, challenges to the method, licensing: desk@tickerz.com or DM @tickerzhq on X.
What this is not
Not an exchange, a broker, a token, a prediction or financial advice. Full terms on the disclaimer page.