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Built for the way investors watch
Enimerai is specialized for one audience today: investors and traders. It ships eight pre-wired alert templates — each with its own builder fields and its own mix of structured and semantic data behind it.
Asset price & catalyst
A price level crosses — and only if a real news catalyst lands with it.
Examples
Your alert
"TSLA drops below $200 with a recall or lawsuit headline."
The notification you'd get
TSLA $198.40 (−4.2%). NHTSA opens preliminary recall investigation into 2.1M vehicles.
Your alert
"BTC up 5% in a day on ETF flow or regulatory news."
The notification you'd get
BTC +5.8% on the day. BlackRock IBIT records largest single-day inflow since launch.
Your alert
"NVDA above $1,400 — no catalyst required."
The notification you'd get
NVDA $1,412.10 — threshold crossed at 14:32 ET.
What's behind it
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Market prices
Stocks, ETFs, FX, and commodity futures.
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Crypto prices
BTC, ETH, SOL and other spot symbols.
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Financial news (Exa)
Semantic match on the catalyst you described.
How it composes
A deterministic price leg on the ticker, optionally AND-composed with a semantic news leg scoped to your catalyst keywords. No catalyst field means the alert fires on the price alone.
Approaching earnings
Heads-up before a held position prints — with a flag if something material just dropped.
Examples
Your alert
"NVDA reports earnings within 7 days and an 8-K just dropped."
The notification you'd get
NVDA earnings in 5 days. 8-K filed today: amendment to material definitive agreement.
Your alert
"Notify me 3 days before AAPL earnings."
The notification you'd get
AAPL earnings call scheduled in 3 days — Thursday after the close.
What's behind it
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Market calendars
Upcoming earnings and dividend dates per ticker.
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SEC structured
8-K timing pulled from the submissions feed.
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Financial news (Exa)
Optional semantic leg on your catalyst keywords.
How it composes
A days-until-earnings threshold leg, optionally joined with a recent-8-K timing leg and a semantic catalyst leg — all AND-composed so a quiet upcoming print stays quiet.
Industry & sector news
Funding, M&A, regulation, and lawsuits inside a specific industry — without subscribing to ten newsletters.
Examples
Your alert
"New EU regulation or lawsuit in fintech & payments."
The notification you'd get
EU Council adopts revised PSD3 framework — payment-initiation services face new authorization tier.
Your alert
"M&A activity in defense & aerospace this week."
The notification you'd get
L3Harris confirms acquisition of Aerojet Rocketdyne for $4.7B — antitrust review expected.
Your alert
"Any major funding round in climate tech globally."
The notification you'd get
Form Energy raises $405M Series F led by T. Rowe Price — iron-air battery scale-up.
What's behind it
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Financial news (Exa)
Semantic monitoring across major outlets, wires, and trade press.
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OpenAlex
Scholarly works and preprints in adjacent finance and economics research.
How it composes
A single semantic leg keyed on industry, event type, and geography — read as a condition by the LLM, not as a keyword. The matcher judges credibility and relevance instead of firing on every mention.
Smart money convergence
Multiple insider, fund, or political filings landing on the same name inside a tight window.
Examples
Your alert
"Form 4 plus 13F-HR filed on PLTR within 14 days."
The notification you'd get
PLTR — Form 4 (insider buy, $2.4M) 6 days ago. 13F-HR (Stanley Druckenmiller) 11 days ago.
Your alert
"Any 13D plus a Senator trade on the same ticker."
The notification you'd get
NET — SC 13D filed by Elliott Management 4 days ago. Sen. Tuberville Periodic Transaction Report (purchase) 1 day ago.
What's behind it
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SEC structured
Filing timing per form pulled from the EDGAR submissions feed.
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Congressional disclosures
House and Senate STOCK Act feeds, embedded into the same corpus.
How it composes
One deterministic timing leg per form you toggle on, all scoped to your window. Congress, when enabled, adds a semantic leg on disclosures naming the ticker. All AND-composed — the alert fires only when the filings actually converge.
Deal & funding radar
Startup funding rounds matching your stage, industry, geography, or named companies.
Examples
Your alert
"Any Series A or B in European defense tech."
The notification you'd get
Helsing raises €450M Series C led by Prima Materia — EU defence-AI build-out continues.
Your alert
"Funding rounds at Anthropic, OpenAI, or Mistral."
The notification you'd get
Anthropic reportedly raising new round at >$60B valuation — round lead unconfirmed.
What's behind it
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Financial news (Exa)
Funding announcements, term-sheet leaks, and confirmed rounds.
How it composes
A single semantic leg keyed on stage, industry, geography, and any companies you name. The LLM filters to confirmed rounds matching the constraints — not every "raising soon" rumour.
Crypto airdrop radar
Points programs, snapshots, claims, and testnets — across the chain you actually farm.
Examples
Your alert
"A layer-2 starts using points, snapshot, and claim language."
The notification you'd get
Scroll publishes "Scroll Sessions" — points program live, snapshot window announced for September.
Your alert
"A claim opens on a Solana protocol I farmed."
The notification you'd get
Jito announces $JTO airdrop claim opens 7 December — eligibility tied to historical JitoSOL holdings.
What's behind it
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Financial news (Exa)
Project announcements, foundation posts, and crypto press.
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DeFiLlama
Optional TVL leg to focus on protocols of a certain size.
How it composes
A single semantic leg scoped to your chain, project, and signal type. Add a size constraint and the matcher joins a DeFiLlama TVL leg so micro-projects don't crowd your feed.
Risk & downside defense
Distress signals on tickers you hold, venues you use, or protocols you touch.
Examples
Your alert
"An exchange or stablecoin I hold is named in a lawsuit, hack, or depeg."
The notification you'd get
USDC peg: $0.978 — Circle confirms partial Silicon Valley Bank exposure under review.
Your alert
"Any 8-K material event on AAPL, MSFT, or GOOGL in the last week."
The notification you'd get
GOOGL — 8-K filed 2 days ago, item 1.01 entry into material definitive agreement.
Your alert
"Major TVL drop on any DeFi protocol I use."
The notification you'd get
Pendle TVL −28% in 24h — exit waves following pendle-USDe market settlement.
What's behind it
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Financial news (Exa)
Lawsuits, enforcement actions, hacks, exploits, insolvency rumours.
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SEC structured
Recent 8-K timing for any US equity in your exposure list.
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DeFiLlama
24h TVL change leg — fires on −20% or worse moves.
How it composes
For each subject in your exposure list: one semantic distress leg, plus a recent-8-K timing leg if it's a US ticker, plus a TVL-collapse leg if it's a tracked DeFi protocol. All OR-composed — any single distress signal fires the alert.
Free-form alert
Describe any market condition in your own words — no template, no fields.
Examples
Your alert
"The Fed cuts the policy rate or the US 10-year yield breaks 5%."
The notification you'd get
US 10Y Treasury yield: 5.04% — first break above 5% in this cycle since October 2023.
Your alert
"A major central bank announces a new QE programme."
The notification you'd get
BoJ announces ¥3T monthly bond-purchase programme — first net-easing surprise in 18 months.
What's behind it
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All of the above
The free-form builder picks the right mix automatically.
How it composes
The backend reads your alert as a condition, classifies the legs it needs (deterministic, semantic, or both), and routes them across whichever connectors fit — market prices, SEC filings, on-chain metrics, news, or macro releases. Use it when no template lines up cleanly with what you want to watch.
Don't see your exact alert?
Eight templates won't cover every alert worth setting. The free-form one does — describe the condition in plain language and the matcher builds the legs from your prompt, picking the right structured and semantic sources without asking you to.
Enimerai is an informational monitoring tool — not financial, investment, legal, tax, or emergency advice. Always verify important information independently before acting on it.