Watch one resolved call move through the desk.
This is not a mock-up. Every timestamp below is from the published 23 March 2026 case file: Trump postpones Iran strikes, Brent reverses 12 percent in 90 minutes.
The alert fires
18:14:44 UTCFinancialJuice squawks the Trump postponement headline. The correlator grades it Tier A, single source, so it stays labelled unconfirmed. Nothing is pushed yet.
Proof assembles
18:16:12 UTC · +88sForexLive lands the same story 88 seconds later. The two-source rule trips and the desk fires a CONFIRMED INTELLIGENCE alert to every connected client. Reuters clears it one second after that, so desk users held an 89 second lead on the mainstream wire chain.
The market prints
18:21 UTC onwardsBrent had been bid on strike risk all morning. It peaked at $92.40 at 18:21 UTC and reversed 12.0 percent over the next 90 minutes. WTI tracked it, gold gave back its flight-to-quality bid, and the VIX sold two and a half points. The tape sits beside the claim as evidence, not advice.
The receipt is published
24 Mar · 08:00 UTCTwo contradictions surfaced later; one reversed, one stood, and both stay on the record. Only when the source timing, confirmation chain, and market observation reconciled did the tape publish. That published record is the product: inspectable, replayable, and scored.
That loop runs on a 120-second cycle, all session.
The desk is free for 3 months, no card. Open it, or inspect the full case file this walkthrough is built from.
Timestamps and figures are quoted from the published replay record, which retains the full source chain. Not financial advice.