WHITEFLAG

Sovereign Asset Re-Optimization Portal

Signals & Force Posture

Multi-source intelligence combining GDELT conflict monitoring, Polymarket prediction markets, and military asset tracking.

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GDELT Conflict Activity

GDELT monitors global news in real-time, tracking conflict-related events across 250+ sources. We query 5 thematic categories (war/military, sanctions, coups/protests, territorial disputes, nuclear/arms) and attribute articles to countries via entity recognition. Severity levels (CRITICAL, HIGH, ELEVATED, WATCH) are based on 24-hour article volume. Data refreshes hourly from the Cloudflare edge.

Polymarket Attention

Polymarket coverage reflects the degree to which a country's political trajectory features contested outcomes that sophisticated bettors believe have material financial implications. Higher attention doesn't necessarily mean instability; it means uncertainty about outcomes that matter to global capital markets. Coverage is geographically uneven.

Intel Summary

DeepSeek generates a one-sentence intelligence brief per country every 30 minutes, combining Polymarket questions, probabilities, and GDELT conflict headlines. Style follows RANE briefs: direct, specific, naming actors and probabilities where available.

ADS-B Aircraft Tracking

Unfiltered military aircraft positions aggregated from adsb.lol, airplanes.live, and adsb.one — community ADS-B networks that retain military and government transponders hidden by commercial trackers. Updated daily.

Naval Vessel Tracking

AIS positions from aisstream.io filtered for military vessels across 8 key maritime regions. Carrier strike group and amphibious ready group positions from USNI Fleet Tracker, published weekly.

Temporary Flight Restrictions

Active TFRs from FAA GeoServer filtered for security, space operations, VIP movements, and military base restrictions. TFR density indicates elevated operational tempo.

Coverage note: Military aircraft appear on this map because they are required to broadcast ADS-B transponder signals when operating in civilian-controlled airspace — this is an ICAO safety requirement to prevent midair collisions, not voluntary intelligence sharing. Most NATO and allied air forces (U.S., UK, France, Germany, Brazil, India, Australia, and others) comply when transiting shared airspace. Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea generally do not — their military aircraft operate in sovereign or military-controlled airspace where transponders are not required, and community ADS-B receiver networks have minimal coverage in those regions. Similarly, naval AIS tracking depends on transponder use that warships can disable during operations. TFR data is FAA only (U.S. airspace). Absence of data in a region does not mean absence of military activity.
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