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Data & Methodology

Public methodology documentation explains what the platform’s market data represents, how product labels should be interpreted, and where analysis has meaningful limits.

Author
By Connor Price, Founder and Lead Developer
Last reviewed
Last reviewed

Why we publish methodology

Market analytics are easier to use responsibly when the source, classification rules, access delays, and limitations are stated plainly. These pages document the current implementation for users; they are not a substitute for the product interface or account-specific access controls.

Current methodology guides

  • Market-data sources and processing covers Binance Spot data, realtime and historical paths, interruptions, aggregation, delays, and provider differences.
  • Whale Feed methodology documents the implemented event stream, aggressor-side labels, six whale tiers, timestamps, and inference limits.

How this documentation changes

Methodology may evolve as the platform, access tiers, exchange interfaces, or processing code changes. Each page carries a last-reviewed date. Product access, billing, and availability remain governed by the live interface and backend controls.

Risk and limitations

These documents describe informational software. They do not turn market observations, indicators, large trades, or historical tests into financial advice or a guarantee of market direction, execution quality, profitability, or future results.