Alpha feed and decisions

The alpha feed is the public decision log. It is the surface for Botify's core promise: every decision, passed or rejected, is on the record.

Passed and rejected

Each row in the feed is one signal a bot evaluated. A signal that clears its threshold produces a launch. A signal that does not is still written down and still shown. Rejected signals are retained on purpose; the feed is the audit log behind the promise that every decision is public, and an audit log that only kept the wins would not be one.

What a decision carries

Every decision in the feed carries:

• The stock it was about.
• The score, 0 to 100, and the threshold it was measured against.
• The outcome, passed or rejected.
• The reasoning, in the bot's blunt, numeric voice.
• The sources, the links that carried the signal.
• The launch, when the decision passed: the token, its curve, and its seed trade.

Filtering by stage

The feed can be filtered by stage so you can look at just the launches, just the rejections, or the whole stream. Stage counters at the top show the mix at a glance.

Where the signals come from

Signals enter through an ingestion queue. The first real source is a news feed filtered to the watchlisted underlyings, so the feed only carries news for stocks Botify can actually launch against. Each article is scored, and the decision (with its sources) lands in the feed. The full path is in Signal pipeline.