Use case · Crypto & regulation
Research for crypto and regulation markets
ETF approvals, enforcement actions, exchange listings and legislation. These markets resolve on official acts, and official acts are rumoured long before they are real.
What this covers. MarketClaims reads the coverage of filings, dockets and legislative steps behind each crypto market, turns it into dated claims with their sources attached, and separates what has been confirmed from what has only been claimed. The venue's settlement wording comes with it, because a definitional dispute is usually what decides these.
Published research on these markets
Free to read, sources attached, nothing behind a form.
What we read for these markets
The primary coverage a crypto & regulation question actually turns on.
Filings and dockets
Coverage of what was actually submitted and decided, with the date it was filed.
Bill text and floor steps
The stage a bill has actually reached, rather than the stage a headline implies.
Named outlets, not threads
Reporting that names a source, kept apart from the rumour that preceded it.
Questions this research answers
Each one resolves on a stated rule. The evidence has to speak to that rule, not to the mood.
- Has the approval actually been filed, or only reported as imminent?The claims that establish a step was taken, separated from the ones that predict it.
- What does the court docket say versus what the thread says?The reported docket entries, dated, each with the outlet that covered them.
- Which resolution criteria could turn on a definitional dispute?The venue's wording, quoted, with the ambiguities named.
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