tidelightUse Tidelight to understand an event affecting a tokenized US equity, inspect the sources, then choose whether to explore market or paper-trading context.
Keep the question narrow. One well-sourced event is more useful than a broad market prompt.
Start with a company, a new announcement, or a question about what changed while US markets were closed.
Add a source such as an issuer release or filing. Tidelight works from the material it captures; it does not prove that a publisher is trustworthy.
Open the supporting passage, compare sources, and separate what the source says from what the analysis infers.
Follow a supported company exposure into market context or a strategy replay. Each handoff is optional and user-triggered.
Start with research. Strategy testing and Nightwatch are optional paths for users who need them.
You hold or follow a tokenized stock and want to understand an earnings update, company release, or policy change before deciding whether it matters.
Replay the fixed SMA baseline on completed Bitget candles, then compare the holdout against buy-and-hold and higher assumed costs.
Use Nightwatch to review a completed-candle check with deterministic limits. Scheduled checks are opt-in, and simulated fills are not real orders.
Sources: Tidelight checks captured passages against displayed claims; it does not independently certify publisher identity or completeness.
Market data: Quotes can be delayed or unavailable. Check each provider timestamp and freshness label before using it.
Strategy results: Historical simulations depend on data and assumptions. They do not establish future performance; token-specific sessions and execution may differ.
Nightwatch: It records paper decisions and simulated fills. It never sends live exchange orders.