SEC/XBRL issuer intelligence for crypto public companies via MCP, OpenAPI, x402, and MPP.
[](./arazzo/deltasignal-arazzo.yaml) Real-time financial signals, risk, fundamentals, and alpha for crypto-exposed public companies. Latest public checkpoint: on Azure revision , with OpenAPI 56 paths, live pricing/field-contract discovery, HUT issuer-evidence readiness, and 97.5% source coverage. Common workflows are exposed as composite MCP presets so agents can call one reliable tool instead…
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[](./arazzo/deltasignal-arazzo.yaml) Real-time financial signals, risk, fundamentals, and alpha for crypto-exposed public companies. Latest public checkpoint: on Azure revision , with OpenAPI 56 paths, live pricing/field-contract discovery, HUT issuer-evidence readiness, and 97.5% source coverage. Common workflows are exposed as composite MCP presets so agents can call one reliable tool instead of hand-orchestrating several low-level calls. The live Azure service also exposes an operator…
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