The desk's screens,
published on schedule.
Markets runs a set of market screens against its own data spine, each on a fixed interval, each with its rule written out. A subscription opens the published ones to you: what every screen tests, when it last ran, and every asset it flagged, newest first. One feed, the same for every subscriber.
A publication, not advice. Nothing tailored to you, nothing traded for you.
How the feed works
Subscribe
Complete checkout and your member portal opens the moment payment confirms. A subscription runs 30 days; renewing early extends it from the day it would have ended.
The screens run on schedule
Each published screen runs on its own fixed interval against the desk’s market data spine. Nobody hand-picks the moment; the schedule does.
Every hit is published
When a screen flags an asset, the alert is written to the feed with the time, the screen that fired and the asset. Every subscriber sees the same rows.
Read it in your portal
The Markets page in your portal shows every published screen with its rule and its last run, and the alerts newest first.
What you are subscribing to
The rule, not a verdict
Every screen is published with the rule it tests, written out. You see what was measured and how, so an alert is something you can check, not something you have to take on faith.
A schedule, not a hunch
Screens run on fixed intervals and the feed records when each one last ran and how many assets it flagged. Nothing is timed for effect.
One feed for everyone
The feed is identical for every subscriber. It is not built from your holdings, your goals or anything you tell us, because the desk never asks.
Nothing done in your name
The desk places no trade for you, holds nothing of yours and takes no instruction from you. What you do with a published alert is entirely your own decision.
Every alert is on the record
Each published alert is fingerprinted the moment it fires, and every hour the fingerprints are sealed together and anchored on Polygon: a public, permanent fingerprint that proves the alert existed, unaltered, at that hour. Nothing can be backdated, reworded or quietly dropped after the market moves.
The track record lists each published screen's alerts beside what the market did 1, 7 and 30 days later, misses included, and any row can be verified on chain.
Verify any alert at /verify
Subscribe to the desk
$97 $197 for 30 days of the published feed in your member portal. It opens the moment payment confirms.
Markets, Answered
Is this investment advice?
No. Markets is a publication: screens, their rules and the alerts they fire, on a fixed schedule and the same for every subscriber. It is not tailored to you, it does not consider your holdings, your goals or your circumstances, and it never tells any one person what to buy or sell. Treat every alert as data to check, not a recommendation to act.
What exactly do I get?
Access to the Markets page in your member portal for the length of your subscription: every published screen with the rule it tests, its schedule and its last run, and the alerts those screens have fired, newest first.
Do you trade for me or hold my money?
Never. The desk places no orders on your behalf, takes custody of nothing and has no access to any account of yours. The subscription buys the publication and nothing else.
Do you promise results?
No. A screen flags assets that meet its rule; whether any of them moves the way you expect is not something anyone can promise, and this page does not. Past alerts say what a rule found, not what the market will do.
How long does a subscription run, and how do I renew?
Thirty days from the day payment confirms. Renewing while it is still current adds thirty days to the end date, so no day is lost. If it lapses, the portal page closes until you renew.
How do I pay?
Checkout settles in RLUSD, USDC or XRP from any wallet, with exact instructions on the payment page. When your payment confirms on-ledger, your subscription opens automatically.
The desk publishes. The structure holds.
Whatever you decide to do with what the desk publishes, the frameworks build the private structure that holds it: the trust, the entity, the charitable trust.
Executor Economy LLC publishes Markets as general market information, identical for every subscriber and not adapted to any person's situation. It is not investment, tax or legal advice, it is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell anything, and no result is promised. Digital assets are volatile and can lose all of their value.