Financial Risk Analytics Platform with Scored Track Record

Read this first: no revenue, no customers. This is an asset sale — a finished platform, not a business with cash flow. If you filter on revenue, filter this out now rather than after a call.

Metric Risk reads the daily state of FX and metals markets and publishes a structured report: regime, liquidity, volatility, risk, cross-asset correlation.

What makes it unusual is that it scores itself. Every published reading declares a 95% risk boundary, and every one is graded afterwards against what the price actually did:

EUR/USD — breached 5.3% of the time against a declared 5%, over 4,975 scored readings Gold — 5.6% over 3,922

Both pass Kupiec and Christoffersen, the tests a risk desk would apply. The record is public. Check it before you read anything else here: https://metricrisks.github.io/metric-risk/calibration-en.html

The rate is slightly worse than target, and that is the point. One landing exactly on 5.0% would be the suspicious one. Nobody tuned it afterwards.

Chart-pattern detection is table stakes here — every provider ships it. None publishes a scored record against a declared target. That is the asset.

It issues no trade signals anywhere in the output, enforced in code — which is what makes it placeable with regulated desks that cannot distribute recommendations.

Built: .NET 10, 565 files, 70,791 lines (48,263 code), 1,248 tests green, 107 documentation files including a written justification for each of 166 engine constants. 38 are marked as having none, and that count is published rather than hidden.

Weak points, stated by me rather than found by you: no customers, no revenue, the web app is not deployed publicly, silver is not scored yet, and the probability cone's 20-day edge runs 6.3% against 5%.