Methodology

How to read the Liquidity Board

The Liquidity Board starts with disclosed figures and holds each reference estimate until a new official update is reviewed. The point is not to fake real-time certainty. It is to keep the liquidity story usable while making the age and source of every estimate clear.

Source order

Disclosed figures first

Public-company pages start with filings and investor-relations releases.
Sovereign reserve pages stay close to official reserve releases and institutional reporting.
Method pages explain what is anchored to a report and what is presented as a held reference estimate.
JSON exports exist for customers who want the machine-readable layer.

Board motion

Why the numbers continue to move

The moving figures are a reading aid between official updates.
The board resets when fresher disclosed figures arrive.
Method pages matter because disclosure lag, FX translation, and market repricing can all change the picture quickly.

Source

SEC EDGAR API

The strongest public source for reported public-company cash, equivalents, and marketable-securities disclosures.

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Company Investor Relations

A practical companion source for releases, presentations, and treasury-related disclosures that help customers interpret the filing trail.

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Official Reserve Releases

The primary sovereign source family for reserve depth, official reserve movement, and policy-facing liquidity context.

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Public Fund Statistics

A useful public source family for money-market and cash-like pooled assets when customers want the broader liquidity mood, not just single-entity balance sheets.

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