See earlier, act sharper.
A statement by Japan's finance minister moves the yen, the yen hits exporters and related markets. Oko builds that chain automatically.
About the project
Oko is an AI platform for geopolitical financial intelligence. It continuously scans the global news flow: over 200 sources, statements by politicians and central banks, OPEC and G20 decisions, sanctions and conflicts.
From that flow the system extracts cause and effect and runs scenarios along a chain: event, countries, sectors, assets, probability, urgency. The result reaches the user as a structured signal with reasoning, horizon and confidence level, in Telegram and on the web.
Bloomberg and Refinitiv provide data but don't build geopolitical chains, and cost $22,000-27,000 a year. Oko targets private investors and traders who understand geopolitics but won't pay for a terminal.
How Oko works
- 1Scans the flowOver 200 sources in real time: news agencies, the Fed, the ECB, OPEC, the G20.
- 2Builds an impact graphLinks an event to countries, sectors and assets, and scores probability and urgency.
- 3Delivers a signalDirection, target level, stop, horizon and reasoning in Telegram and on the web.
- 4Learns from outcomesEvery signal is checked after 7 and 30 days, and model weights adjust automatically.
Six platform modules
Oko vs financial terminals
- ✕No geopolitical analytics
- ✕Users build cause-and-effect chains themselves
- ✕Access at $22,000-27,000 a year
- ✓Geopolitics at the core
- ✓Chains are built in real time
- ✓Personal portfolio signals in Telegram
Market per project data
Audience and growth
The target user is a private investor or professional trader aged 30-55 with a portfolio from $200,000, making 5-20 trades a month across several markets. Key regions: the CIS, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
The platform runs on a dedicated server with no third-party cloud, so it costs about $870 a month to operate. Growth directions from the documents: licensing the technology to hedge funds and family offices, geopolitical risk assessment for companies and signal delivery via API for algorithmic trading.
Investor questions
What does the investor get?▾
A 30% stake in the project for $800,000. Entry terms and investor rights are set in the agreement.
What's been built?▾
The team is in place. Per the project documents the news scanner, Telegram bot and event-to-asset impact graph are built, personal portfolio signals are in testing, and the advisor and self-learning are planned.
Are the signals financial advice?▾
No. Oko's signals are analytical recommendations, and users make and own their investment decisions.
Deal terms
What the investor gets
• 30% stake in the project • Entry terms and investor rights are set in the agreement
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