3.1 UNAI Data Intelligence: Three Layers of Real-Time Analysis Real-Time Market and Settlement Aware
Real-Time Market and Settlement Awareness
UNAI analyzes multiple data sources simultaneously to build an accurate view of the execution environment. These inputs are grouped into three primary data layers.
A) Onchain Activity
This layer tracks real-time blockchain activity, including:
Decentralized exchange trading volume and liquidity depth
Transaction costs such as gas fees and slippage
Execution conditions related to MEV and transaction ordering
These signals allow UNAI to evaluate whether current market conditions are suitable for execution and to adjust routing decisions accordingly.
B) Offchain Settlement Demand
UNAI monitors offchain payment and settlement activity, including:
Stablecoin demand for payment settlement
Fee structures and settlement cycles
Liquidity requirements associated with card-based payment networks
This data enables capital to be allocated to settlement-related use cases when demand and yield conditions are favorable.
C) Market Conditions
UNAI incorporates broader market indicators such as:
Volatility levels
Liquidity concentration
Risk exposure across strategies and venues
This layer ensures that allocation decisions remain aligned with prevailing market conditions rather than fixed assumptions.
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