RayCo Intelligence Feed

Your bot already knows how to execute.
RayCo is being built to help it decide.

Machine-readable market context for systems that need more than price, candles, and isolated alerts. RayCo is designed to add tradeability, after-cost reality, liquidity, survival, and suppression context before execution.

The MVP thesis

A decision layer—not another strategy black box.

RayCo is not being designed to take custody, replace your execution engine, or demand control of your strategy. The MVP route is a low-latency intelligence feed your system can consume before it acts.

Your system keeps control

Your bot determines whether and how to execute. RayCo supplies structured context about current conditions.

Read-only by design

The early product focuses on intelligence delivery rather than exchange-key custody or automated order placement.

Designed for scarce windows

When qualifying conditions may last seconds, structured machine-readable output is more useful than relying on a human to react to an alert.

Illustrative output

Context your bot can reason about.

This example shows the intended shape of RayCo intelligence. Field names and schemas may change during closed alpha.

{
  "symbol": "SOL-USD",
  "market_state": "WATCH",
  "tradeable": false,
  "side": "sell",
  "gross_edge_bps": 18.4,
  "estimated_cost_bps": 15.9,
  "net_edge_bps": 2.5,
  "required_hurdle_bps": 6.0,
  "liquidity_state": "HEALTHY",
  "survival_state": "PENDING_30S",
  "execution_hint": "STAND_DOWN",
  "suppression_reason": "NET_EDGE_BELOW_HURDLE",
  "observed_at": "2026-07-14T16:42:08.219Z"
}

Planned intelligence

What the feed is being built to communicate.

01

Market phase

Whether the broader environment appears supportive, uncertain, exhausted, or hostile.

02

After-cost edge

What remains after fee assumptions, half-spread, expected impact, and safety requirements.

03

Tradeability

A clear decision state rather than forcing every consumer to interpret raw diagnostics.

04

Liquidity context

Visible depth and size guidance to help prevent unrealistic execution assumptions.

05

Survival behavior

Whether an apparent opportunity is persisting, weakening, stalling, or reversing.

06

Suppression reason

Why the engine rejected an opportunity—useful for logging, rules, and downstream control.

Integration path

Fastest useful version first.

MVP — JSON / webhook intelligence

Simple structured outputs for bot developers who already own execution and need a market-decision input.

Mid-term — authenticated API + configuration

Per-user fee assumptions, thresholds, market preferences, and reliable delivery controls.

Advanced — broader decision infrastructure

Expanded markets, richer execution context, institutional integrations, and strategy-specific intelligence surfaces.

Bring your own bot

Keep your execution engine.

Add another layer of market judgment.