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Show the source family, category, status, and public URL when a safe market reference is available.
The sources page defines what Veritas can show publicly, how freshness states are labeled, and where availability or jurisdiction boundaries matter.
Veritas is a prediction-market intelligence and forecasting engine for analyzing event markets, probability movement, market signals, and research-grade forecasting workflows.
Show the source family, category, status, and public URL when a safe market reference is available.
Map each market into a consistent public object with probability, movement, volume, liquidity, and timestamps.
Separate live, delayed, cached, and snapshot states so users can judge data freshness before interpreting movement.
Keep credentials, private prompts, execution systems, and unpublished strategy logic out of the public app.
Route advanced source coverage, exports, and watchlists through approved API or MCP access.
Fresh data is being requested from an approved public source or public-safe backend route.
Data may lag the source and should be interpreted as monitoring context, not a live execution feed.
Recent cached data is shown when the live route is slow or temporarily unavailable.
Fallback examples are clearly labeled so the interface remains understandable without pretending the feed is current.
The public app withholds source details when a route is private, unsafe, or not ready for public disclosure.
Prediction-market availability and rules can vary by region, so Veritas avoids universal access claims.