Workflow: Investigate an Event

Use this workflow when an event appears important, surprising, or relevant to a monitored subject.

Step 1: Open the event

From Live Pulse, Social Radar, Filings Desk, Market Desk, On-chain Desk, or an alert, open Event Explorer.

Record:

• source occurrence time;
• source family;
• entity;
• importance;
• confidence;
• cluster membership.

Step 2: Read the source, not only the title

Open the numbered evidence card. Determine whether the source is primary, secondary, social, market, on-chain, or quantitative.

Ask:

• What does the source directly establish?
• What is interpretation?
• Has it been corrected or updated?
• Is the timestamp consistent with the event?

Step 3: Examine the cluster

Review member events chronologically. Identify which observation appeared first and which sources are independent.

Repeated versions of one report should not be counted as separate confirmation.

Step 4: Check the specialist desk

• filing → Filings Desk;
• social claim → Social Radar;
• price or anomaly → Market Desk;
• transaction or wallet → On-chain Desk or Wallet Intelligence.

Step 5: Compare domains

Look for confirming or conflicting evidence from another domain. A filing plus market reaction is stronger context than a social post repeated many times.

Step 6: Generate structured analysis

Use an event report for a concise synthesis. Use Deep Research when the event requires competing interpretations, a longer horizon, or multiple specialist domains.

Step 7: Read the limitations

Check sources, confidence, bull and bear arguments, risk review, invalidation conditions, and what to monitor.

Step 8: Monitor

Add the entity or wallet to a watchlist. Create a scoped alert or automatic research rule when the event justifies continued monitoring.

Output

A disciplined investigation should end with:

• established facts;
• supported inferences;
• unresolved claims;
• contrary evidence;
• confidence;
• invalidation conditions;
• next evidence to monitor.