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Real-time market intelligence API
Market intelligence, delivered as a stream.
Winterchill turns fragmented digital-asset signals into one normalized event stream for research, risk, and trading systems—from social and publishers to listings, domains, wallets, and video.
- Streaming
- Continuous event delivery
- Normalized
- One event contract
- Controlled
- Source-level selection
STREAM / LIVE EVENTS CONNECTED
New spot market announced
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Product documentation changed
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New network support appears in release notes.
Signal coverage
01SocialX, Telegram, Farcaster, TikTok
02PublishersBreaking news and research
03MarketListings and ecosystem activity
04WebDomains, sites, and product changes
05On-chainWallet and contract signals
06VideoYouTube and live media
Built for machine consumption
One normalized stream from fragmented markets.
Define the source perimeter, consume consistent events, and preserve the original context throughout your stack.
01 / CONFIGURE
Define the source universe
Select the accounts, channels, searches, sites, domains, and video sources that matter to your mandate.
- Typed source controls
- Bounded batch operations
- Explicit limits and locked states
02 / INGEST
Receive one event contract
Different event families arrive in a consistent shape without losing their timestamps, original payload, or provenance.
- Real-time SSE delivery
- Stable normalized fields
- Observable arrival age and health
03 / INTEGRATE
Route signals into your stack
Feed research, alerting, risk, and execution workflows while keeping the source event available for inspection.
- Deterministic event identifiers
- Source timestamps and URLs
- Graceful unknown-event handling
A narrow delivery boundary
Upstream complexity stays behind one stream.
SOURCES→NORMALIZATION→EVENT STREAM→CLIENT SYSTEMS
Source credentials and upstream sessions remain server-side. Consumers receive the normalized product contract, while source controls pass through allowlisted routes, bounded payloads, same-origin checks, and credential-free audit records.
Data access plans
Access designed for evaluation, production, and institutional scale.
Start with the live console. Move to provisioned production access when the stream becomes part of your operating stack.
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API access
For systems consuming the normalized stream directly.
Evaluation
$0/ month
Inspect the product and assess signal fit before provisioning production access.
- Live inspection console
- Normalized event preview
- Evaluation use
- Best-effort availability
Recommended for production
Professional
$300/ month
Real-time access for research, risk, and trading workflows moving into production.
- Provisioned real-time SSE
- Normalized source coverage
- Internal production use
- Guided onboarding and email support
Institutional
Customtypically from $2,500 / month
Contracted delivery, capacity, and service terms for larger investment teams.
- Negotiated source capacity
- Delivery and data rights
- Security review
- Named support and optional SLA
02
Team delivery
For a shared monitored feed delivered across an operating team.
Desk
$250/ month
A focused shared feed for a small investment or research desk.
- Team feed delivery
- Up to 50 monitored X accounts
- Up to 50 monitored wallets
- Core monitor families
For multi-strategy teams
Team
$400/ month
Expanded source capacity for a broader research and trading mandate.
- Team feed delivery
- Up to 250 monitored X accounts
- Up to 250 monitored wallets
- Expanded monitor families
Enterprise
$850/ month
High-capacity team delivery for a wide institutional source universe.
- Team feed delivery
- Up to 750 monitored X accounts
- Up to 20 Telegram channels
- Unlimited wallets and full monitor coverage
Prices in USD, billed monthly. Taxes excluded. Production access and team delivery are provisioned directly; capacity, destinations, and permitted use are defined in the order form.