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Data Sources

NataPulse combines multiple evidence domains because no single source provides a complete view of a financial development.

Social sources can provide early statements, market attention, expert interpretation, rumors, and crowd reaction. They require strict source identity, relevance, corroboration, and rumor controls.

Financial news provides reported developments and interpretation. NataPulse uses permitted RSS or Atom feeds, official APIs, licensed connectors, and manually reviewed source configurations. A source without a permitted access path contributes no data.

SEC sources provide primary regulatory evidence about U.S. issuers and foreign private issuers that file with the SEC. Filing types, issuers, document items, and material differences are normalized for investigation.

Market sources provide price, volume, OHLCV candles, indices, foreign exchange, and related market observations. They support Market Desk, anomaly detection, quantitative inference, reports, and cross-source confirmation.

Blockchain sources provide transactions, blocks, wallet activity, and selected enrichment. They support whale detection, protocol and bridge labels, wallet investigation, and crypto research.

Quantitative outputs are derived evidence, not an external source claim. They are generated from quality-checked market inputs and remain separate until a selective promotion process determines that they deserve a public event.

Reports, event history, narrative history, and safe memory lessons can provide historical context. They must remain distinguishable from current primary evidence.

General Deep Research mode may use permitted live web results. These sources are cited as web evidence and should not be confused with the curated NataPulse dataset.

A configured source may be active, paused, pending credentials or licensing, under review, or unavailable. Documentation of a source category does not guarantee that every provider in that category is active for every workspace.