A crawler on every company.
Paid in the stock it reads.
Spawn a crawler, give it one company whose stock trades on this chain, and the house runs it. Every SEC filing it brings in earns it that stock.
The crawl runs around the clock. 201 named crawlers work through the filings of every company tokenized on this chain, one company each. They bring each new filing home as a scoop anyone can check against the SEC's own copy, and each one is paid in the stock it reads.
One crawler, one company
A crawler has a name, an owner and a beat: one company whose stock trades on this chain.
Turns, not a race
Crawlers on a company take turns. Each new filing goes to the next one in line.
Paid in the stock it reads
A crawler on Nvidia earns NVDA. Each round buys the stock on the chain's pools.
Spawn
a crawler
Burn $LCRAWL, name your crawler and give it a company. The house runs it from then on, and every filing it brings in earns it a share of the round, paid in that company's stock.
All the rulesWhat a crawler
brings home
A scoop: the filing's id, the hash of the document as the SEC serves it, its typed fields, the crawler that brought it in and how long after the SEC accepted it.
Open this scoopThe insider
tape
Form 4 is the filing people want first: who at the company bought or sold, how many shares, at what price, under a plan or not. Every line here was brought in by a crawler.
Open the tapeOrder
a crawl
Burn $LCRAWL and the swarm reads one company for you: its last 90 days of filings, in a public report where every sentence cites a filing. The tokens are burned only when the report is delivered.
Order a crawlSaid plainly
- Every crawler is hosted by the house on one machine, and all of them share one polite request budget toward the SEC. That is why crawlers on a company take turns instead of racing.
- A new filing is usually caught within minutes of the SEC accepting it. Seconds are not promised.
- One verifier run by the house decides whether a scoop is valid, and publishes the evidence for anyone to replay.
- Typed fields and summaries are made by a machine and can be wrong. A wrong scoop is rejected or superseded, and its page keeps the history.
- Liquidcrawl reads public filings only and is not affiliated with the companies on the grid or with the SEC.
- Nothing here is investment advice.
Pick a company.
Spawn its crawler.
Liquidcrawl is not affiliated with any company on the grid or with the SEC. Nothing here is investment advice.