Product
8 capabilities, each computed by a deterministic engine and each able to say when it does not know. VILIQ is in controlled beta: the badge beside each one is its real state, and the full feature status names what each is waiting on.
- VILIQ FLOWMoney flow, drawn only from series VILIQ holdsBeta
- Liquidity, policy rates, the US Treasury curve, currencies and digital assets as a connected graph. A relationship is measured from the current window rather than assumed, and a node whose series VILIQ does not hold is shown as missing rather than filled in.
- Market RegimeRegimes, classified deterministicallyBeta
- Macro dimensions compared against an explicit, published reference profile for each regime. Confidence rewards separation from the runner-up and is capped by data coverage. Below a coverage floor, no classification is returned at all.
- Market ScoreMeasured conditions, and a separate probabilityBeta
- Measured conditions come only from observed prices — you can check them against the chart. Any forecast is a separate, explicit probability. The two are never merged.
- WHY engineRanked drivers and what would break the viewBeta
- Every important score names what is driving it, what is working against it, and the conditions that would invalidate it. A reading with no stated invalidators is one nobody has stress-tested.
- Cycle RadarMechanism and calendar, kept apartBeta
- Economic cycles are placed on a clock from level and momentum. Calendar cycles — halving, election, expiry, seasonality — are labelled calendar correlation, never causal mechanism, all the way to the interface.
- Historical analoguesWhen has it looked like this before?Beta
- Nearest matches on standardised macro features, returning the distribution of what followed rather than a single number, pooled so one dramatic episode cannot masquerade as the expected outcome.
- VILIQ TRUSTCheck before you trustBeta
- Evidence from primary sources: domain registration through RDAP and the ACN checksum. Reports what could and could not be verified, in evidential language. A registry VILIQ could not reach is reported as not checked — never as a pass, and not found is never read as false.
- VILIQ ResearchAn assistant that refuses to guessBeta
- VILIQ Research explains what the engines computed. It cannot state a price, score or registration that did not come back from a tool, and an answer containing an unsourced figure is withheld rather than sent.
What VILIQ serves today
Each series comes from a named publisher and carries its observation class. Anything not on this list is not served, and the page that would show it says so.
- BTC and ETH, updated continuously from CoinGecko.
- ECB euro reference rates, published once each business day, and currency crosses VILIQ calculates from them.
- The US Treasury yield curve, including the 10Y, each business day.
- EFFR and the overnight reverse repo (ON RRP) from the New York Fed.
- The Treasury General Account (TGA) balance from the US Treasury.
- Policy rates of five central banks.
- EIA weekly energy fundamentals — inventories, production, trade, gas storage and refinery use. Not prices.
- News from eight primary-source feeds.
- Trust Check: RDAP domain registration and the ACN checksum.
Not served: equity indices, single stocks, metals, DXY, VIX, energy prices, futures, options, a daily or live USD/VND rate and Vietnam dealer gold prices.
Coverage & roadmapAccess — what an account can use
Money may one day buy access. It never buys standing.
- VILIQ FREE — offered
- VILIQ Intelligence — not offered, no price
- VILIQ PARTNER — offered
- VILIQ ENTERPRISE — offered
Standing — what a person has earned
Earned through evidence and human review. Never sold, and open to free members.
Member → Contributor → Verified Creator → Expert → VILIQ PRO → Ambassador
How access and standing differWhat VILIQ refuses to do
- Show a number it could not source. Missing data is reported as missing.
- Present a stale value as current. Stale data is labelled stale.
- Give personal financial advice, or take your circumstances into account.
- Promise a return, or describe any outcome as guaranteed.
- Merge Market, Trust, IP and Risk into one meaningless score.
- Delete a prediction because it turned out wrong.
- Optimise for time on screen. There are no streak mechanics here.