Data methodology
How AlphaX handles market data.
AlphaX separates live reference prices, derivatives signals, source-attributed news and user-configured monitoring so each surface can show its limits clearly.
Our principles
Every number needs context.
Source first
Market rows, exchange links and news cards keep their source visible so readers can judge where each reference came from.
Separate surfaces
Spot, futures, stocks, spreads, funding rates, open interest and news are kept as distinct views with their own filters and labels.
Visible fallbacks
When a connected feed is unavailable or a value cannot be confirmed, AlphaX shows an empty, stale or unavailable state instead of inventing a number.
Data surfaces
What each AlphaX surface is meant to show.
Market pages provide reference prices and trading context; derivative pages separate spreads, funding rates and open interest; news pages preserve publisher attribution; personal tools store only the monitors and destinations the user configures.
Display rules
How to read the main views.
Market tables show reference prices, change, volume and venue context from connected feeds; they are not execution quotes.
Spread, funding-rate and open-interest pages are derivatives reference views and should be read with market liquidity and exchange-specific contract rules in mind.
News pages aggregate configured sources and expose language, source and asset filters; article ownership remains with the original publisher.
Watchlists, price alerts and news pushes are user-configured tools; delivery depends on upstream data, schedule timing and destination availability.
Connect with AlphaX
Report a data or display issue.
For product feedback, source corrections or display problems, include the page URL, market, source and timestamp when possible.
AlphaX provides information for research and navigation, not financial, legal or tax advice. Always verify prices, fees, liquidity and availability with the relevant venue before acting.