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Architecture

From protocol contract to position intelligence.

Aark's data pipeline reads directly from on-chain state, computes risk signals, and surfaces them in milliseconds — no intermediaries, no delayed feeds.

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The Pipeline

Five stages from chain to screen.

01
ON-CHAIN INGESTION

On-Chain Ingestion

Aark reads funding rate state, open interest positions, and oracle price references directly from protocol smart contracts using archive node access. No centralized API intermediary — protocol state is the source of truth.

02
ORACLE PRICE COMPUTATION

Oracle Price Computation

Mark price is computed from multiple oracle sources. Aark cross-validates feeds for latency anomalies — if one oracle lags by more than 200ms relative to its peers, it is flagged and weighted down in the composite. You see the actual oracle quality score alongside the price.

03
FUNDING RATE NORMALIZATION

Funding Rate Normalization

Different protocols settle funding at different intervals (8h, 1h, variable). Aark normalizes rates to an annualized basis and tags each pair with its settlement schedule, so you can compare cross-protocol funding bias without doing the math yourself.

04
CASCADE RISK MODEL

Cascade Risk Model

Liquidation thresholds are simulated across open interest layers. Aark models the forced-selling chain: if price hits level A, how much OI is liquidated, what does that selling pressure do to price, and does that trigger level B? The depth chart shows the cascade simulation visually.

05
ALERT / API DELIVERY

User-Facing Alert & API Delivery

Processed signals are exposed via the Terminal UI, REST API, and webhook alerts. Set a funding rate threshold and get a Slack notification the moment it crosses. Or pull the full cascade map every minute via API into your own risk model.

Watch the pipeline run on live on-chain data.

Request access to the Aark Terminal and see funding rates, liquidation density, and oracle quality computed from protocol contracts in real time — not from a demo feed.