Signal Watch

Choose market conditions to watch from your Desk. Check this browser’s delivery setup, then save the topics you want to follow.

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Available conditions
  • Market Barometer regime shift
    Alert the moment the composite regime label changes (e.g. Neutral → Risk-On).
  • Systems desk signal (paper strategies)
    Alert when a public Liquid State system changes exposure — the signal, its reason, and a link to the full record. Paper strategies, information not advice.
  • Divergence confirmed (BTC · 1D)
    Alert when a price/RSI or price/MACD divergence CONFIRMS on the BTC daily chart — the same confirmed events drawn on the Desk divergence widget. Descriptive, not a signal to act.
  • Funding regime hits Extreme
    Alert when perp funding rates cross into Extreme Long or Extreme Short — crowded positioning.
  • Large whale transaction (≥$5M output)
    Alert on a single unconfirmed BTC transaction with $5M or more in total output value (gross, includes any change returned to the sender) — a higher bar than the $1M shown on the Whale Transaction Feed, since a push interrupts you and the feed doesn’t.

Trigger history is not available on this screen.

Set up Discord delivery

In your server: Settings → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook. Keep the destination URL private.

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Market Barometer regime shift
Systems desk signal (paper strategies)
Divergence confirmed (BTC · 1D)
Funding regime hits Extreme
Large whale transaction (≥$5M output)

How it works

Each condition is checked on a schedule against data Liquid State already computes — the Market Barometer regime, the Funding Regime Score, and the Whale Transaction Feed. When a condition you selected actually transitions (not just "still extreme" — the moment it becomes extreme), a browser push notification fires. This is information, not trading advice — always do your own research before acting on any signal.

Market Barometer →Funding Regime Score →Whale Transaction Feed →
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Frequently asked questions

What is Signal Watch on Liquid State?
Signal Watch is a free, opt-in browser push alert system: a visitor chooses exactly which market conditions they want to be interrupted by — a Market Barometer regime shift, perp funding entering an Extreme Long or Extreme Short reading, or a single large Bitcoin transaction — and nothing is sent unless that specific chosen condition actually fires. It requires no email address and no account; delivery rides free, self-hosted Web Push to the visitor's own browser, or optionally a Discord webhook the visitor registers themselves.
What market conditions can trigger a Signal Watch alert?
Core topics cover Market Barometer regime changes, perp funding entering Extreme Long or Extreme Short, and single unconfirmed Bitcoin transactions with at least $5 million in gross output value, including change returned to the sender. Additional topics, when enabled, cover BTC or ETH options term-structure inversion, confirmed BTC daily divergence, and exposure changes in public paper strategies. The available choices depend on enabled features; choosing a topic does not by itself establish notification delivery.
How often are Signal Watch conditions checked, and how is an alert delivered?
Conditions are evaluated on an hourly scan against data Liquid State already computes, so a fired alert can lag the underlying event by up to roughly an hour. A funding-extreme alert fires only on the transition into that state, not on every scan while the reading stays extreme, so a market stuck in Extreme Long for days does not keep re-alerting. Delivery is a browser push notification or, for a visitor who prefers it, a message posted to a Discord webhook they connect themselves; neither channel is email and neither is a broadcast sent to every visitor.
Does a Signal Watch alert tell me whether to buy or sell?
No. Every alert states a fact — that a chosen condition transitioned — and is information, not trading advice; deciding what, if anything, to do about it is left to the person who receives it. A fired condition does not predict what price does next, and a visitor is expected to do their own research before acting on any alert.