From free news to paid data products.
Four products built on one automated pipeline. The news and the newsletter are free.
Choose the product that fits you.
Every product runs on the same automated pipeline: seven news sources, checked every hour, with articles written and labeled by AI. One person runs HafidWatch and reviews each article after it is published. Pricing starts at $0.
The Hafid Brief
A daily crypto and markets email, delivered at 7:30 AM ET. Market pulse, story of the day, and the top 5 stories with a sentiment label. Written by AI.
✓ Live — new issue every morningPremium Alerts
Seven automated alert types, delivered in a private Telegram channel. Each one fires only when a fixed threshold is crossed.
- Sentiment spike alerts
- Narrative divergence alerts
- Funding rate extremes
- Fear & Greed extremes
- High conviction alerts
- 3–24h cooldown per alert type
Intelligence Report
A weekly PDF, generated by AI, that measures how the media covered the market: sentiment, narratives, tickers and sources. Sent every Thursday.
- HafidWatch Score (0–100)
- Narrative momentum tracking
- Media divergence analysis
- Ticker intelligence
- AI-written BTC price scenarios (not forecasts)
- Strategic thesis, a short weekly summary
- PDF delivered every Thursday
- Early access rate kept while you stay subscribed
Sentiment API
Sentiment data from the news HafidWatch processes, for developers. Includes our Divergence Index endpoint. Updated every hour.
/v1/divergence/current— flagship- 16 endpoints, hourly updates
- 7 sources, labeled by AI
- Historical data access
- Commercial use included
- Docs at api.hafidwatch.com
All products run on the same automated pipeline and the same seven sources. The content is written by AI and can contain errors. Nothing here is financial advice.
Questions? hafidwatch.news@gmail.comOne pipeline. Four products.
Every HafidWatch product uses the same automated system, which monitors, scores, writes and distributes financial news.
Monitor
The pipeline reads the RSS feeds of seven news sources every hour.
Score
A fixed formula scores each story from 0 to 1, using the source, keywords, recency and title. Each hour the top story above 0.62 is selected, and AI writes the article and labels its sentiment and tickers.
Distribute
Each article is published on hafidwatch.com and posted to Telegram, Discord, LinkedIn, Threads, Facebook and Bluesky.
Common questions about pricing & products.
What is the Divergence Index?
The Divergence Index measures the gap between the tone of the mainstream financial outlets and the crypto-native outlets that HafidWatch monitors. It is the difference, in percentage points, between the share of bullish articles in each group. It describes coverage from a small set of sources. It does not predict prices. See the methodology.
Are these financial advice products?
No. HafidWatch products are informational tools. They measure and report media sentiment, not market fundamentals, and they are generated by AI systems that can be wrong. Nothing on HafidWatch is financial advice. See our Financial Disclaimer.
How do I pay and cancel?
All paid subscriptions are billed monthly through PayPal. You can cancel at any time directly through your PayPal account by managing your recurring payments. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period, and you keep access until then. Refunds are covered in our Terms & Conditions.
What is the Early Access pricing for the Intelligence Report?
Early access subscribers pay $49/month and keep that rate for as long as their subscription stays active without interruption, also after the regular price moves to $149/month.
Can I try the Sentiment API before subscribing?
Yes. Write to us through our contact form, mention “API trial”, and we will send you a 7-day trial key with Developer-level access (200 requests/day). No credit card required.
How is HafidWatch different from social sentiment tools?
Social sentiment tools measure what people post on social networks. HafidWatch measures news coverage: articles from seven news outlets, grouped as mainstream or crypto-native. It is a much smaller data set than the large social and on-chain platforms offer, and it answers a narrower question: how the press covered the market, and whether the two groups of outlets agreed.