The Liquidity Board · Source-Dated Cash and Reserve Estimates
Method

Filing Anchors

This method page explains why public-company pages start from filings and investor-relations releases instead of looser narrative estimates.

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I. Anchor Logic

Public-company method
Primary anchor 10-Q, 10-K, or equivalent report
Why it matters Keeps the customer reading close to disclosed facts
Main risk Disclosure lag
Why this page exists

Filing Anchors

The board is strongest when it starts from a disclosed fact. Filing anchors keep the customer trust chain visible.

  • Quarterly filings
  • Investor-relations releases
  • Disclosed treasury lines
Source families

What this method depends on

  • SEC EDGAR API
  • Company investor relations

Why this page matters on Agentic Liquid Assets

Method pages explain how the reference board works so customers can distinguish disclosed facts from modeled estimates held between updates.