Live prices to mark your portfolio.
Read a valuation ladder to see what the market expects, and know which reference you are trading against. Ask us about data access.
Know what each price means.
A funding round, a portfolio mark and a market price describe different things. Read each with its source, date and instrument, so a historical reference does not become a price you expect to trade.
- Company referencesDated funding values and their sources.
- Portfolio marksValuations tied to a method and reporting date.
- Market pricesThe instrument and terms behind each quote.
See what the market expects.
Contract prices across a valuation ladder reveal how participants weigh different outcomes. Divine Oracle is Soar’s technical pricing layer for these signals. Trading activity and market depth help you judge how much weight to give them.
Market expectations
Read the view expressed in contract prices.
A range of outcomes
See where expectations cluster or diverge.
Activity and depth
Assess the trading behind the signal.
Connect research with the market.
The same pricing layer runs under research, spot, futures and risk. Compare references, follow the changes and keep the underlying instrument in view. Tell us what your work needs.
- Company researchCompare funding references and market expectations.
- Portfolio contextInterpret changes alongside the exposure you hold.
- Data requirementsDiscuss the coverage and access your work needs.
See a group, not just a name.
A company’s market tells one story. Group names by sector, stage or theme and a wider pattern shows up, read from the same market-implied pricing as everything else on the exchange. In the paper beta, indexes are tracking tools, not contracts you can buy or sell.
- By sectorCompare companies working in related fields.
- By stageFollow a defined group of private companies.
- Tracking toolsBeta indexes are not executable products.
