Ship Paid Daily — the desk for full-time income traders

One pipeline. One number: what the book paid today.

Paid Daily is a desk for full-time income traders. Underneath the screens sits a single job — ingest on-chain and market data, score it, and reconcile it against the chain — so every surface answers one question: what did the book pay today, and where does the next unit go?

The pipeline underneath

The engineering is three layers, and every screen is downstream of them.

• Ingest. Pipelines pull claims, positions, prices, and vote-market state from the chain and market feeds, then price each event at the moment it landed. The reconciliation target is the chain itself — the ledger has to tie out against it, not against an internal estimate.
• Score. A scoring layer ranks each live market by yield per unit of voting power and flags the next move — what to claim, where to point voting weight, what to rebalance. AI-assisted where it earns the ranking, structured everywhere the number has to be exact.
• Serve. The scored output feeds the daily surfaces below. The metered API is designed for on-chain x402 — one payment authorizing a spend cap, calls settling silently within it, rather than accounts and subscriptions. It ships when the correctness harness lands, and not before: a paid data boundary is the wrong place to find out the numbers were off.

What the pipeline feeds

Every screen on the desk is downstream of one pipeline, and earns its slot only because it moves the daily-paid number.

The markets half

The desk grew a second half that the pipeline above feeds just as directly: tools for finding and tracking opportunity across public markets, rather than on-chain positions alone.

A scanner ranks names and surfaces what is worth a look. Watchlists sit beside the book on one screen. A position-size and exit planner turns a candidate into a plan with the risk stated up front. A live intraday heatmap replaced four ready-made embeds that all turned out to serve end-of-day data during an open market. And a signal feed decodes what traders worth following are actually saying, attributed to the person who said it.

The whole surface is read-only and stays that way. It never places an order, never holds funds, and never touches a key — the desk shows the read, the reader decides.

Open by default

The Dashboard ships free — no signup, no email, no PII. Paste a wallet address, read the book, leave. Read-only against the chain; the wallet and its keys never touch the app. The open surface is meant to stay open on its own terms, with the metered API as a separate layer rather than a gate placed in front of it.

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