So we do. We read the filings, the disclosures and the wallets in full, then hand you a terminal, charts and an API to work them. Every figure carries the document behind it.
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We read the filings nobody quotes.
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Data as of 29 August 2026
Transit counts through Hormuz, Suez, Malacca and Panama, labelled when the signal degrades instead of quietly smoothed.
On-chain transfers on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, alongside ETF flows, Treasury TIC data and positioning across 13 futures markets.
Across 8,277 companies, scored as they land, with 1,591 congressional disclosures and 13F positions from 23 large filers.
One cross-asset regime score a day, formula published. A stale input stops voting instead of freezing.
| Record | Coverage | Primary source | Cadence |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEC filings | 92,852 filings across 8,277 companies | SEC EDGAR | Minutes after filing |
| Congressional trades | 1,591 transactions from 60 members of Congress | Clerk of the House, Secretary of the Senate | STOCK Act calendar, up to 45 days |
| 13F holdings | 67,892 positions from 23 large filers | SEC EDGAR Form 13F | Quarterly, 45 days after quarter end |
| On-chain transfers | 24,062 transfers, captured at a $100,000 floor | Etherscan, mempool.space, Solana RPC | Continuous |
| Prediction markets | 52,341 Polymarket and 67,650 Kalshi markets | Polymarket, Kalshi | Live |
| Futures positioning | 13 US futures markets, three-year z-score | CFTC Commitments of Traders | Weekly, Friday |
| Cross-asset signals | 74,128 recorded signals | Derived from the sources above | Continuous |
| Macro regime score | One score a day from 14 live indicators | FRED, CFTC, exchange data | Daily |
Reading the record is the hard part. Working it should not be. Everything below is in the product today, and the public tools need no account at all.
Real records pulled from the production database. Each one carries the document it came from.
One cross-asset score a day. Each input becomes a five-day momentum reading, z-scored against its own trailing year and clipped at plus or minus three. Four factors, fixed weights:
The engine defines fifteen inputs. One of them, the MOVE index, has had no live upstream since 17 July 2026, so the volatility factor currently runs on VIX alone. A stale input is excluded rather than counted as zero, so a dead feed stops voting instead of freezing.
The full input list and bucket edgesMost tools go deep on one disclosure niche. Congressional trades, or 13F filings, or options flow, or on-chain transfers.
Kresmion carries all of them, plus a macro regime score and prediction-market pricing, on one screen and one API.
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Kresmion brings the three forces that move markets, macro, equities, and crypto, onto one screen. The signals are normally scattered: macro regime and rates on one site, SEC filings and 13F flows on another, crypto exchange flows and on-chain whale moves on a third. Kresmion pulls them into a single live view, every event tied to the source behind it. It's the data layer for an individual investor or small fund, not an advisor.
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A compound signal fires when multiple independent data sources converge on the same asset within a short window, for example, a 13F filing showing institutional accumulation, an on-chain whale moving into the ticker, and an OSINT cluster mentioning the company, all inside 72 hours. Each individual signal might be noise; convergence across uncorrelated sources isn't. Kresmion shows the convergence directly with source attribution.
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SEC filings ingest within minutes of being filed at EDGAR. 13F flows ingest on the quarterly filing date. On-chain whale moves are tracked in real time across ETH, BTC, and SOL. OSINT clusters refresh every few minutes. The macro regime score recomputes once daily after market close. Each entity page shows its own last-updated timestamp so you can verify currency before acting.
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