Sources and Fact-Checking
Updated: · Midas Team
We seek to support factual statements with verifiable sources: official documentation, exchange and TradingView data, or our indicators’ own historical statistics. Performance percentages claimed by third parties are described as their marketing, not as verified fact.
How We Check Facts
We support market figures and statements with links to primary sources. If a fact cannot be verified, we either do not publish it or clearly identify it as opinion.
What Counts as a Source
Our source hierarchy runs from stronger to weaker evidence:
- primary Product data, including Midas signals and historical indicator statistics;
- official platform documentation and data from TradingView, exchanges and brokers;
- recognised industry resources and research.
Unverified accuracy or performance promises from other services are not evidence; we mention them only as third-party claims.
Our Own Data
Some materials use historical Midas indicator statistics. We identify them as historical and state that past results do not guarantee future results.
How to Read a Sources Section
Articles list external sources at the end. Links open in a new tab, and Midas is not responsible for the content of external websites.
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