PULSEHAWK
What PulseHawk is
PulseHawk is a market data feed built on one uncomfortable observation: most of what circulates as market information cannot be checked by the person reading it. Price targets nobody revisits, "whale alerts" without a wallet address, narratives that dissolve the moment you ask for the underlying number.
We publish the opposite. A feed where every number comes with a receipt, a source you can open, an address you can look up, a dataset you can download. On-chain flows, large wallet movements, supply data and the market context around them, published the moment they happen and archived so anyone can verify what we said and when we said it.
The rules we publish by
A number without a source does not get published. Every alert links to the raw data behind it. If we counted something ourselves, we show how.
The chain shows that coins moved. It does not show why, and it does not show who. A deposit to an exchange is not proof of a sale, and we will never pretend otherwise. We report what happened, you decide what it means.
We do not predict prices, we do not shill assets and we do not do partnerships that would give us a reason to. A data feed is only worth following if it has nothing to sell you.
Alerts and core data will always be free to follow. That is not generosity, it is the model. A feed people rely on is the product.
Where we start
The first format is live now. Every Sunday we publish where the market stands inside the Bitcoin 4 year cycle, counted in days from the halving to the cycle top, next to the three cycles before it. Two more formats follow over the coming weeks, and the cadence grows from there. Everything we publish is dated and archived, so it can be checked later.
It is not only Bitcoin. We log gold, the S&P 500, four stock market sectors, the supply of stablecoins and the euro dollar rate every single day, one row per calendar day, and the markets page shows all of it side by side. Bitcoin is where the verification is easiest to demonstrate, not where the coverage stops.
Coverage begins where verification is strongest and attention is thinnest: on-chain data for proof-of-work and emerging networks that the big analytics platforms ignore. Whale wallet tracking, exchange flow analysis, supply and emission data, all monitored around the clock by automated systems and published as alerts, daily numbers and weekly readings. From there, coverage expands one market at a time, only when we can meet our own standard for it.
Data pages
Every weekly format also gets a permanent page. The graphic goes out on the feed, the page keeps the numbers current and shows where each one came from.
Who is building this
PulseHawk is built by a small independent team in Germany, operated by Vizora Digital UG (haftungsbeschränkt). We come from the data side, not the marketing side. The tooling behind PulseHawk already runs in production today, tracking one of the largest single wallets in the proof-of-work space around the clock, and it has a simple track record: every claim it ever published can still be checked.