Status Card — V1

This week marked an important infrastructure transition for Flux Signal. On March 10, 2026, around 14:50, the SPX and GOLD data layer was migrated from Alpha Vantage to Yahoo Finance. Prior to this change, both assets were showing repeated values for long stretches, which created artificial stability inside the signal engine. After the migration, SPX and GOLD began to produce more natural variation in their structural readings, aligning the live system more closely with the intended behavior of Flux Signal as a market radar.

Across the March 9–15 window, BTC remained the most dynamically responsive asset, while SPX and GOLD showed visibly healthier post-migration flow. The apparent pause in SPX and GOLD updates after March 13 was consistent with market structure rather than a system fault, since March 14–15 fell on the weekend. This confirms that the absence of new readings in those assets during that period should be interpreted as a normal market-hours effect.

From a structural perspective, the system remained relatively calm through the end of the week. No new active alerts were present, the global risk state stayed within a moderate range, and phase-transition conditions did not intensify into a broader rupture event. In this sense, the week served less as a stress event and more as a validation period: Flux Signal’s data pipeline became more reliable, while the panel continued to behave consistently with its intended purpose — not as a trading signal, but as a live monitor of structural stress in markets.