What is pulsefi?

PulseFi is a Rust project described as a DeFi Market Intelligence Engine, built by its creator for educational purposes. It is meant to be a real time analytics engine that watches onchain events on EVM based blockchains and also pulls in market data from Hyperliquid, a trading platform. The stated goals are to ingest EVM blockchain logs using JSON-RPC calls and WebSocket subscriptions, then decode the raw smart contract events into structured trade data that is easier to work with. Alongside this, the project aims to ingest real time market data streams directly from Hyperliquid. For storage, the plan is to use ClickHouse for high volume time series data, meaning the large stream of trade and market events, while Postgres would hold metadata and alert configuration, such as rules for what should trigger a notification. Redis is intended to serve as a hot cache and to power live whale alerts, which would flag unusually large trades as they happen. The project also plans to expose the resulting data through Grafana dashboards and through its own APIs, so the information could be viewed visually or pulled into other tools. The README is organized as a Rust workspace with several separate pieces, including an EVM indexer, a Hyperliquid ingestor, an analytics worker, and an API server, each runnable with its own cargo command. Standard Rust tooling commands are listed for checking, building, running each part, testing, formatting, and linting the code. Beyond this list of goals and commands, the README does not describe how complete the project currently is, what has actually been built so far, or how to configure it. It reads as an early stage, in progress project outlining its intended architecture rather than a finished, ready to use tool.