The platform

One platform. Four intelligence layers.

The problem

The market rewards intelligence. The industry sells noise.

01

Fragmented signal

Market data, world events, research and execution live in different tools. The picture never resolves.

The trader becomes the integration layer.

02

Opaque advice

Signals arrive without provenance, assumptions or risk logic. You cannot audit what you cannot see.

Trust becomes a matter of faith.

03

Slow translation

Research takes too long to become an executable decision. By the time it is clear, the market has moved.

Opportunity decays before it is acted on.

Institutions buy intelligence with headcount. Everyone else buys guesswork. ATLIQ is built to close that gap.

The product

One platform.
Four intelligence layers.

Context improves reasoning. Reasoning improves decisions. Decisions improve execution. One system, not four products.

01

AGI direction

Reasoning core

Reasons, learns and solves across different problem types.

02

Business intelligence

Business intelligence

Collects information, analyses data and makes predictions.

03

Global intelligence

Global intelligence

Monitors worldwide events, people, companies and news.

04

Autonomous AI

Autonomous AI

Researches, decides and executes tasks independently.

Product surface Dashboard API Alerts Execution hooks

AGI describes the long-term architecture. ATLIQ does not claim achieved artificial general intelligence.

The team

Built by people who trade, not just people who model.

The founding team combines live market operation with quantitative research and production software.

Every model is documented. Every signal is attributable. If we cannot explain it, we do not ship it.

Founder-led. Practitioner-built. The hiring plan is funded by this round. Biographies and references available under NDA.

Traders

Live market intuition, execution discipline and a clear view of what a desk will actually use.

Quants

Statistical research, risk logic and the discipline to separate a real edge from a backtest artefact.

Mathematicians

Models, optimisation and signal theory applied to noisy, adversarial markets.

Developers

Low-latency systems, data engineering and AI infrastructure built for production, not demos.

Business model

Four ways to monetise
the same intelligence.

Recurring revenue first. No one-off signal sales. Pricing is finalised in beta; the model is built to expand with usage.

01

Subscriptions

Recurring seats for traders and analysts; monthly and annual plans.

Recurring
02

API access

Usage-based access for developers, funds and platforms that want the intelligence inside their own tools.

Usage
03

Institutional licensing

Annual platform licence for hedge funds, prop groups and brokers.

Contracted
04

Custom solutions

Deployment, integration and bespoke models for larger desks.

Mandate
Distribution

Distribution before the product is finished.

~20,000

traders in the owned community

Founder-reported. A verification pack — channels, engagement and cohort data — sits in the data room.

Community Active
CTP Relationship
Hedge funds Discussions
Community Beta Paid Institutional

Status as of November 2026. No revenue contracts are claimed.

Technology & infrastructure

Low latency is a budget line, not a buzzword.

1

Data

Licensed market, news and alternative data, normalised at ingestion.

2

Intelligence

Models, retrieval, evaluation and risk logic on one research spine.

3

Decision

Signals, context and portfolio-aware reasoning, with an audit trail.

4

Execution

Deterministic feed handling at the FPGA edge, close to the venue.

Infrastructure basis

3× AMD Alveo UL3524

FPGA cards for the execution edge.

Reseller range US$119,873.99–US$135,957.99 per card, before tax and shipping. Source: CDW and DatorPro listings, November 2026. Hardware accelerates data handling; it does not guarantee trading outcomes.

Cards (3 × ~US$120k) US$360k
Hosts, colo, network US$240k
Spares & redundancy US$150k
FPGA infrastructure US$750k

Next

Validation