The same Forecast Packet, tuned for market questions — current signals, scenario maps, market-moving triggers, and resolution risk.
Six question types Signal Atlas works in: Polymarket, crypto, commodities, rates, equities, and macro.
Each lane is scoped to a market category with its own signal mix, resolution language, and watch triggers.
Polymarket-style questions, resolution language, and what moves the book — desk read, odds movement, and market sentiment.
On-chain and macro signals, scenario maps, and cycle risk — ETF flows, DeFi metrics, and regulatory triggers.
Energy, metals, and input-cost shocks for operators — supply chains, geopolitics, and the calendar that matters.
Inflation, central banks, geopolitics, and the print calendar — CPI, jobs, FOMC, and what reprices the curve.
What comes back.
Illustrative market example. Live packets timestamp each signal and cite the source.
The balance of public signals leans toward a cut before September — but the path is conditional on CPI and jobs data through July. A soft or flat print in either month compresses the window materially. "Lean yes" means the scenario is plausible and supported, not guaranteed.
For operators with rate-sensitive positions: the current lean supports a slight duration bias in fixed income through mid-year, but do not build around a guaranteed cut. If CPI prints above 3.3% in June, the scenario compresses back to Hold and risk assets reprice accordingly. Watch the June CPI and July jobs — those two prints define the path through September.
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