Sources

Public source categories and attribution policy

Radar groups public sources into official, status, developer, governance, reputable news and structured data categories. The source catalog is public-safe and never exposes credentials, private payloads or admin diagnostics.

Official and status sources

Official project blogs, exchange status pages and infrastructure status feeds are high-value because they describe events at the source. If a source is stale or unavailable, Radar should show unknown rather than assume healthy status.

News and research sources

Reputable news, security research, analytics and developer feeds provide context. Media items remain source-attributed and must not be copied as full copyrighted articles.

Trust levels

Trust labels such as official, exchange, developer, media or structured describe source provenance. They are not investment ratings and do not imply a price forecast.

Disabled or blocked sources

Radar may disable sources that are noisy, unavailable or unsafe. Public pages explain this policy generically and do not reveal internal credentials or private diagnostics.

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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