Asia Pulse
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The market record Western agents miss while Asia trades.

Kimchi premium, funding-rate regime, and Korea equity-chain analysis — structured for AI agents, priced per call, settled on-chain. Testable claims are scored afterward and anchored on X Layer.

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Live endpoints
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Disclosed sources
24/7
Asia-hours coverage
BTC kimp +0.05% ETH kimp +0.02% DOGE kimp −0.70% SOL kimp +0.02% REGIME neutral SEMIS deviation +1.39pp DEFENSE deviation −2.40pp FUNDING BTC +0.008% BTC kimp +0.05% ETH kimp +0.02% DOGE kimp −0.70% SOL kimp +0.02% REGIME neutral SEMIS deviation +1.39pp DEFENSE deviation −2.40pp FUNDING BTC +0.008%
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how it works

From disclosed source
to agent-ready JSON.

Every call runs the same disciplined pipeline, and nothing leaves it without an as-of timestamp.

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Collect

Collect

CoinGecko, US Treasury and Federal Reserve, US procurement and regulatory records, Japanese and Korean government data, and Alpaca for US equity prices.

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Validate

Validate

Freshness gates and market-calendar awareness flag stale or failed inputs before they ship.

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Analyze

Analyze

Walkforward-validated coefficients and sector betas turn raw inputs into measured deviation.

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Serve

Serve

One call returns the full analysis as JSON — attributed, freshness-annotated, with a stated falsifier.

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Live
endpoints
10
Disclosed
data sources
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Korea equity
chains
2×
Daily analyst
reports
24/7
Asia-session
coverage
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why asia pulse

Coverage, honesty,
and a public record behind it.

Three things that separate this from a raw price feed.

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Asia-hours edge

Korean retail flow, kimchi premium, and Korea/Japan equity context — the window that opens while US and EU desks are dark.

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Honest by design

Every analyst brief states its own falsifier — the condition under which the read is wrong. Every response carries a data-freshness block.

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On the record

Testable claims are scored after the fact, and each day’s responses are hashed and anchored on X Layer, so a past answer can be checked.

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products

Seven endpoints.
Pay per call.

No parameters required — each call returns the full analysis as JSON. Paid per call over x402 — OKX AI marketplace (X Layer) or Base USDC — settled on-chain.

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Asia Session Regime Report
GET /report
Per-coin kimchi premium, BTC/ETH funding rates, regime classification, and where today’s reading sits in our own archive — the core Asia-session snapshot.
0.03USDT / call▸
analyst_brief · samplevalues masked
global priceBTCETHSOLDOGEWIFPEPESHIBXRPKorea richer ▲Korea cheaper ▼
Korea vs global crypto price
The Asia session opens in a neutral regime, [xx.x] hours in with no change over 24 hours — no directional edge from Korean flow. The Korea-vs-global price gap (the “kimchi premium”) sits flat-to-negative across majors and funding is neutral. Korean retail appetite reads muted, two-way.↪ full snapshot as JSON via API
live · 24h rollingtimestamped per blockpercentile ranked
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Asia Session Premium Intel
GET /report/premium
Everything in the regime report, plus 24h premium stats, regime stability metrics, macro context, an events calendar, and a twice-daily AI-analyst report.
0.1USDT / call▸
analyst_brief · samplevalues masked
US Treasury curve — the macro backdrop we read Korea against2Y5Y10Y20Y30Yupward = no inversion
US macro backdrop (Treasury curve)
We read Korea against a backdrop you already know. US long yields are elevated with a positive [xx]bp spread — no inversion, but a rising long end tightens global liquidity. Asian currencies weaken faster than developed peers, compressing the Korea price gap. The calendar flags [x] high-impact catalysts around month-end.↪ full analyst report + calendar via API
2× dailymacro cross-checkedobserved minimum
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Korea Semiconductor Chain
GET /chain/semis
US-to-Korea transmission signal, sector deviation vs. market, and an analyst brief.
0.1USDT / call▸
analyst_brief · samplevalues masked
US semis overnightKorea semis next openwhat US move impliesKorea overshootsthen converges →
US semis move → Korea response
While US desks slept, US semiconductors moved [x.xx]% overnight. On our walkforward-validated transmission ratio, Korean semis should pick up a fraction of that at the Korea open. Today they overshot the implied move by [x.xx]pp — a gap that tends to converge. A measured relationship, not a forecast: if it keeps outrunning the US signal, that reading fails.↪ full brief + coefficients via API
walkforward-validatedout-of-sample · n [x,xxx]R² [0.xxx]claim on threshold
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Korea Defense Chain
GET /chain/defense
Shipbuilding & defense sector deviation, US federal procurement cross-check, and a brief separating confirmed awards from expectations.
0.1USDT / call▸
analyst_brief · samplevalues masked
US federal awardsKorea order bookupkeepnew-buildexportsbacklogpipelinerevenue is Korea-side
where the revenue actually sits
The demand driving this sector is Korea-side, not US-side. A major Korean shipbuilder was named preferred bidder for a multi-destroyer programme — a selection, not a signed contract. Every confirmed US federal award here is upkeep, not new-build, and Korean ship exports to the US read [x]. So the revenue lives in Korea’s order book — that is what you are buying exposure to. This reading ships with the condition that would invalidate it: an award described as a new build.↪ full brief + procurement ledger via API
ledger-verifiedcontract-stage precisefalsifier open
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Korea Power Chain
GET /chain/power
Nuclear vs. grid-equipment divergence, US power-equipment transmission signal, and transformer export ledger with annualized run-rates.
0.1USDT / call▸
analyst_brief · samplevalues masked
US power-equipment signalKorea names that respondnuclear — no US linkgrid gear — US-linkeddashed = expected · solid = actual
US equipment signal → Korea makers
Not every Korean power name reacts to the US. US power-equipment moves (think grid-gear and transformer demand) transmit to Korean equipment makers — but Korean nuclear-engineering names do not track the same US signal. The nuclear names lagged their expected move by [x.x] and [x.x] points while the grid-gear names tracked. Buy the US link where it actually carries.↪ full brief + export ledger via API
sector-level βexport ledger annualizedclaim on threshold
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Korea Equity Chain Bundle
GET /chain
All three axes plus a cross-axis narrative on how US signals transmit through Korean sectors — freshness-annotated per block.
0.2USDT / call▸
analyst_brief · samplevalues masked
How strongly each Korea sector tracks the US signalsemisdefensepowerUS-drivenKorea-only
US-signal strength by Korea sector
One map, three Korean sectors, and how strongly each tracks the US signal you already watch. Semiconductors carry the cleanest US link; defense is Korea-driven; power splits — its grid-gear names follow the US while its nuclear names run on Korea’s own clock. Each axis ships with its own falsifier and freshness annotation.↪ full three-axis narrative via API
3 axes · cross-linkedfalsifier enforced
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Japan Market Ledger
GET /japan
Customs export ledger by destination, JGB yield curve, and the BOJ meeting calendar — confirmed records only, no forecasts.
0.1USDT / call▸
trade_ledger · samplevalues masked
Where Japan's chip exports actually ship (share, latest yr)TaiwanChinaHKKoreaUScustoms-confirmed · 6 years
Greater China takes the majority — the US barely registers
Japan’s chip exports don’t go where the tape assumes. Greater China took 56–63% in every completed year since 2021, and 2026 is running above that band; the US takes ~2%. Ships: [xx]% clear through Panama, Liberia and the Marshalls — the flag-state structure, confirmed. JGB 30Y up [x.xx]pp in a year. Every block cites its official source and its next release date. The band and the year that left it ship together, with the figure that would put it back inside.↪ full ledger + JGB curve + BOJ calendar via API
customs ledger 6yrBOJ calendar D-dayband break flagged
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data & licensing

Every source
is accounted for.

Every input is listed here with what it is used for.

✓CoinGecko — kimchi premium and funding (30-minute archive since 2026-10-25) ✓US Treasury — yield curve ✓Federal Reserve H.10 — dollar indexes and Asian FX ✓Federal Register — crypto regulation filings ✓USAspending.gov — federal procurement awards ✓BLS and US Census — release pages for event results ✓Japan Ministry of Finance — JGB curve and trade statistics ✓Bank of Japan — meeting schedule ✓data.go.kr — KRX prices and Korea customs exports ✓Alpaca — US equity prices, used only to compute coefficients

What we sell is derived intelligence — coefficients, deviations, and narrative — never a redistribution of raw source data. Each response ships with an as-of timestamp on every block, and CoinGecko is credited per its commercial terms.

Beyond timestamps, every response states what it measured and what would prove it wrong. When a reading crosses a published threshold — the top or bottom 5% of 250 sessions, or a break from the band a product’s completed years have held — a written claim carries the number, the window and the sample size. Claims that are not yet settled carry a falsifier: the condition that would invalidate them and where to check it. Every product states when its judgment log began — nothing is backfilled.

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