The terminal for the next generation of finance

Hedge-fund-grade research, for one person.

Think of a Bloomberg Terminal rebuilt around one board. Ghost connects prediction markets, SEC filings, fund holdings, macro data and crypto. Ask it one big question and a swarm of research agents works every market, filing, fund and chart in parallel, then rolls the answers back up with a source on every line.

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Not investment advice PAPER TRADING ONLY Every claim links its source
Real run · live public data22 agents · about 9 secondsRecorded Oct 26, 2026

A hedge fund puts a team on a question like this. I typed it into a box.

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One board

Everything a fund's research desk reads, connected.

The sources are public and free, and they've never lived in one place. Ghost links them into one graph, so a question about the Fed reaches the markets pricing it, the companies exposed to it, the funds holding them and the data it turns on.

Odds

Prediction markets

Kalshi and Polymarket merged into one fan. The same event on both venues, side by side, with the gap between them.

Kalshi · Polymarket

Filings

Insider filings

Form 4 buys and sales by officers and directors, with cluster buys flagged and every filing linked.

SEC EDGAR

Funds

Fund holdings

What large funds reported in their latest 13F, compared with the quarter before, and how old each filing is.

SEC 13F

Macro

Macro and countries

Rates, inflation, jobs and yields from government series, plus growth, inflation and trade by country.

FRED · World Bank

Crypto

Crypto, live

Live Coinbase prices and daily history for the coins a question touches.

Coinbase Exchange

Congressional disclosures appear as news: who filed and when, with a link to the record. Never as a signal to copy.

The swarm

One question becomes a live tree of agents.

A big question breaks into small jobs: one per market, filing, fund, data series, country and chart. Each job gets its own Ghost agent, and they all run at once. You watch the tree fill in.

01

One question, twenty-two analysts

Every row is an agent: what it was asked, how long it took, what it found, and the source with its date ("as of Jun 30, 2026 · 118 days old"). Stale data says it's stale.

Eight of the biggest funds in the world. What they reported holding, in seconds.

The swarm tree: Filings, Funds and Macro groups, each agent row with its finding and a dated SEC or FRED source
02

Two markets, one price

Ghost finds the same event on Kalshi and Polymarket and lines up each outcome, with both prices and the gap. Odds sit in their own panel: they're what traders pay, not Ghost's prediction.

Two betting markets, real money, same question. Here's how far apart they are.

The odds fan: the December Fed decision on Kalshi and Polymarket, outcome by outcome, with the gap between venues
03

Check Ghost's homework

The findings roll back up into one read. Every sentence carries numbered citations; click one and the agent that found it lights up, with a link to the filing, series or market. A sentence with no source is thrown out.

Don't trust the AI. Click the number.

The roll-up: numbered points with citation chips, pattern cards showing sample size and hit rate, and a dated reference list
Patterns, honestly

The pattern card that won't hype you.

"Every time the Fed cuts, this happens" usually hides one number: how many times. Ghost leads with it.

6 of 10cycles where the 2-year yield was lower after the Fed's first cut · n = 10

Every study shows its sample size, hits, hit rate, window and method, linked to the data it ran on. Ten cases is a small sample, and the card says so.

  • Past patterns don't guarantee future results.
  • A small sample can be luck.
  • Ghost reports what the data shows; it doesn't tell you what to do with it.
From question to practice

Research, thesis, trade, and not a dollar at risk.

Turn the research into a thesis: Ghost walks you through the drivers, the evidence, the risks and what would change the read, and you mark what holds up. Then practise on paper, with real prices and pretend money. Ghost St. doesn't place real orders.

Thesis walkthroughPAPER
Where this is heading

When assets live on open ledgers, the board reads them directly.

Shares, bonds, funds and real-world assets are starting to be represented as tokens on public ledgers. That's a change in plumbing, and it could make ownership, transfers and disclosures readable in real time instead of weeks later.

Today

Filings, weeks late

A fund's holdings show up in a quarterly filing, often more than a month after the quarter ends. Ghost shows you exactly how old each one is.

Next

Registers you can read

Where an asset's register is on-chain, the same agents that read a 13F could read holdings and transfers as they happen, with the ledger as the source link.

The idea

One board for all of it

Traditional assets, tokenized assets, prediction markets and macro, all in one graph, researched by the same swarm, with the same rule: no source, no sentence.

Where we're heading

Ghost St. settles on our own chain, built for 100ms finality, so a trade, a transfer or a disclosure is on the record in about the time it takes to click. That's the design we're exploring, not something you can use today.

This is a direction, not a product. Nothing on Ghost St. is tokenized and nothing is for sale. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, any security, token or other financial product. Any future feature would depend on applicable law and the right licences.

Honest by design

Rules the swarm can't break.

Every claim has a sourceEach finding links its filing, series or market, with a timestamp and how old it is.
Odds aren't predictionsMarket prices are shown as prices on each venue, kept apart from Ghost's analysis.
Patterns show their sampleSample size and hit rate, every time. Past patterns don't guarantee future results.
Paper trading onlyReal prices, pretend money. No real orders are placed, and no broker is connected.
No copy tradingCongressional disclosures are reported as public records with links, never as signals.
Not investment adviceGhost describes what sources show, for information and education. It doesn't tell anyone to buy or sell.
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