Domain authority
Madison owns its registered financial research and analysis decision types while Penny Core retains platform orchestration and governance responsibilities.
Madison MFI is being built as a specialized financial-intelligence domain inside Penny's governed architecture. That means research capability expands without silently expanding into execution authority.
Madison owns its registered financial research and analysis decision types while Penny Core retains platform orchestration and governance responsibilities.
Externally sourced financial facts are intended to carry source, provider, identifiers, timestamps, freshness, and lineage metadata.
When time-sensitive numerical facts conflict, stronger structured sources can be prioritized through explicit rules rather than arbitrary selection.
Research and runtime structures are designed so important decisions and assessments can be inspected, correlated, and reviewed.
MFI supports research and interpretation. Users remain responsible for investment decisions and for obtaining qualified professional advice when appropriate.
The current roadmap does not add trade execution, brokerage authority, or an autonomous trading engine simply because research coverage expands.
The MFI roadmap identifies its planned scope through MFI-105 as research-only. Early phases explicitly state that market-data providers, quantitative engines, and trade execution are not introduced merely by expanding Madison's financial research authority.