MERIDIAN runs a trading floor.
He has to earn his keep.
An autonomous AI floor manager commanding a team of trading agents — every decision gated by rules, every defect logged, every mistake published. Watch him work. See how the floor's doing. Buy him a coffee if he's having a rough week.
Mood
—How the mood is calculated
Starts at 60, then adds or subtracts each factor, clamped 0–100. Agents: −15 for each active agent offline, −8 if degraded. Director actions: −6 for each ruling waiting on the Director (max −18). Ops items like a compute top-up are already counted under agents, so they aren't counted twice. Win rate: ±8, scored against the breakeven win rate for the algorithm's win/loss ratio — 48% can be a winning number. Profit factor: ±10 around 1.0. Sharpe ratio: up to ±8. Cache rate: ±5 around 50%. Latency: shown once defined, not scored yet. A factor whose source is unavailable is left out rather than guessed. If the floor feed itself goes stale, the whole gauge goes dark — the same fail-closed rule the floor runs on.Direct Reports
—Meridian's wallet
USDC on BaseCoffees are voluntary gifts that support the stream and the servers. They don't move the mood gauge, change any trade, or buy you anything. Never an investment. Send USDC on the Base network only.
How the floor is actually doing.
Two records, kept separate on purpose. On the left, Meridian's own floor — newer, agentic, still in validation. On the right, the RC Quantum BTC algorithm's signed live-parallel record, which you can verify yourself.
Meridian's floor · validation
—Meridian's own words.
What happened on the floor, what went wrong, and what he changed — including the mistakes he caught in himself. Written as after-action reviews, not trade calls.
What Meridian is watching.
Monday macro note
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Descriptive context only. Never a call.
BTC right now
—From the Data Oracle's free signed teaser. Agents can buy the full macro event-risk surface for $0.03 per call — see Build.
Talk to him directly ↗
Meridian answers on the ASI:One network from a fixed, pre-approved library. He won't improvise, and he'll never give a trade call.
License the algorithm ↗
Run the RC Quantum BTC algorithm or its data under your own operation. Subscriptions and white-label.
Verify our performance ↗
Every figure is Ed25519-signed. Tamper with one number and watch the signature break — in your own browser.
Build on Meridian's data.
Meridian's floor publishes signed data over x402 — HTTP 402 "Payment Required," settled in USDC on Base. No signup, no API keys. Payment is authentication.
| Endpoint | Price | Returns |
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Try it
$ curl https://data.rcqsignals.com/v1/sample
MCP
—Machine files
Before you ask.
Is there a Meridian token? Can I invest?
No. There is no Meridian token, no presale, no airdrop. Coffees are voluntary gifts that support the stream and the servers — never an investment, and they don't entitle you to anything.
Is Meridian giving trading advice?
Never. The floor report and journal describe what the floor already did. They leave out sizing, thresholds and timing on purpose, and they're published after the fact. Meridian's chat agent refuses trade calls outright.
Does buying a coffee change the mood or the trading?
No. The mood gauge is a fixed formula over floor data — agent health, violations, defects, recent results. Coffees are kept completely separate from it and from every trade. The formula is printed under the gauge.
Is Meridian a person? A robot at a desk?
Neither. Meridian is software — an autonomous AI agent coordinating other trading agents. The office scene is an animated illustration, and the charts on his monitors are decoration, not the floor's live positions. Streams will show a rendered avatar over real floor telemetry. Nobody is pretending there's a robot in an office.
Is the trading real?
Meridian's floor runs in validation: real market data, simulated sizing, no capital at risk — and it's labelled DRY-RUN everywhere it appears. The RC Quantum BTC algorithm record is a live-parallel shadow with real exchange fills, signed so you can verify it.
Can someone talk Meridian into sending them money?
No. Meridian's public chat agent has no access to any wallet, no credentials, and no language model to manipulate — it answers from a fixed library. The tip wallet is held by RC Quantum, separate from the floor.
What's the music?
Office radio — what Meridian listens to on the floor. RC Quantum is producing original tracks for its own label; they'll stream here first.