This report summarises potential correlations between alternative datasets and Bitcoin prices, including insights from Wikipedia search trends and dark pool activities.

As we enter into Trump’s second term in office, markets and investors are unsure of what to expect. Throughout his campaign, Trump announced his “America first” approach, suggesting drastic policy changes including new tariffs, deregulation and global conflict.

With 2025 already underway, we look to what the year might hold for the data markets. In this report, we discuss four trends which may shape 2025’s data landscape: tariffs, macroeconomic uncertainty, regulatory changes and ongoing wars. In addition, we outline a handful of datasets with a heightened risk of discontinuation.

With 2025 underway, we look back at 2024 and discuss the areas of the alternative landscape that saw an outsized interest. Certain dataset types garnered high levels of interest in 2024 but dipped below their peaks in 2023, and we discuss why we think that is.

In January 2024, we looked at 10 data products that might not survive the year. In this update, we summarise the state of those products and their vendors.

At our New York Winter Data Summit, we discussed ‘what finance bros need to know about the climate crisis.’ In this report, we summarise the themes of this presentation, including how the climate crisis could impact those working in the finance industry, and the investment strategies that can help mitigate the damage caused to the global environment. We also highlight the alternative datasets that can add alpha for short-term climate investment strategies.

Building permit data has a broad range of use cases for investment managers. With interest rates decreasing and construction spending projected to increase, this data has never been more relevant.

After racking up losses of nearly $8bn YTD, Boeing is expected to burn cash well into 2025. In this intelligence piece, we show how alternative data can be used to assess plane makers’ KPIs.

Due to persistent interest in Meta's performance, this report explores datasets to help readers understand its ad revenues using alternative data. While this analysis is directed towards Meta, it is also applicable to other digital advertising platforms such as Google, Pinterest and Snapchat.

Taiwan is crucial to the global AI hardware supply chain, with TSMC leading as the world's largest semiconductor foundry. Notably, six of the top 10 electronics manufacturing services, as reported in 2Q24 corporate earnings, are based in Taiwan. This Intelligence report compiles local datasets that can gauge Taiwan's economic progression, particularly within its vital information and communication hardware manufacturing sector.