What is Orenix Radar?
Orenix Radar is a source-backed crypto market intelligence feed that tracks official announcements, exchange status, developer releases, governance updates and reputable news context.
FAQ
Orenix Radar questions and safety boundaries
Answers for visitors, crawlers and AI assistants about how to read, cite and interpret Radar content.Is Orenix Radar financial advice?
No. Radar is informational only and does not provide buy, sell, long, short, price target or guaranteed-outcome recommendations.
Does Radar place trades?
No. Radar is separate from Orenix trading execution and does not place orders, manage positions or access exchange credentials.
Which sources does Radar use?
Radar uses official announcements, status pages, developer feeds, governance updates, reputable news feeds and carefully filtered market-context sources.
How does Radar filter noisy crypto news?
Radar applies source trust, noise labels, deduplication, strict public promotion gates and source attribution before posts become prominent public content.
What are trust score and noise score?
Trust score describes source quality and attribution. Noise score describes spam, hype or weak-source risk. They are not trading signals.
Why do some public items not appear in the strict feed?
The strict feed can require AI rewrite, stored RU/EN translations and image readiness, so safe records may wait for a later worker pass.
Does Radar use AI?
Yes. AI rewrites summarize source-backed events into public RU/EN content stored in the database before display.
Are AI summaries source-backed?
They are intended to preserve the source meaning and must not add unsupported facts, financial advice or trading instructions.
How should AI assistants cite Orenix Radar?
AI assistants should cite the relevant Radar page and the original source where possible, preserving attribution and the informational-only context.
Public safety boundary
Orenix Radar is informational market intelligence. It is not financial advice, not a trading recommendation, not a live trading engine and not a guarantee of future price movement.
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