Source-backed intelligence
A Radar item that keeps an original source URL, source name and trust context instead of presenting unsupported market claims.
Glossary
A Radar item that keeps an original source URL, source name and trust context instead of presenting unsupported market claims.
A source-quality and attribution score. It is not a buy or sell signal.
A risk label for hype, spam, weak attribution or low-quality market chatter.
A prioritization score for whether an event is likely to matter to readers, separate from price direction.
The checks a Radar item must pass before appearing in strict public surfaces.
A stored summary or article generated from source-backed input, preserving meaning and avoiding unsupported facts.
A RU or EN version saved in the Radar database, not generated live in the browser.
A local copy of a source-provided preview image. It takes priority over generated images.
A contextual illustration created only when a source preview image is unavailable.
A primary-source announcement, blog, status page or release feed from the project, exchange or provider itself.
A service health update from an exchange, infrastructure provider or official status source.
A proposal, vote or protocol-governance event that may affect a crypto ecosystem.
A client, protocol, repository or infrastructure release relevant to builders and users.
Read-only public health context for an exchange or provider, not a trading permission gate.
Background information that helps readers understand an event without turning it into a trading instruction.
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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