How Tuned finds and verifies Moments
Tuned watches the sources around the teams, tickers, and coins people follow. When something meaningful changes, Tuned turns it into a Moment: a short, source-backed answer to what changed, why it matters, and what to watch next.
Sources, not vibes
Every public Moment traces to a named source: an official announcement, structured data, or reporting from a credible outlet. Tuned links to the original source so you can go deeper. Tuned does not do original reporting, and it does not publish social buzz as fact.
Confidence labels
Confirmed means the change comes from an official announcement or structured data. Reported means a credible source reported it and it has not been independently confirmed. Tuned does not publish Moments below that bar.
Not advice
Moments about markets or crypto describe what changed and why it matters. They are never investment advice, price predictions, or recommendations to buy, sell, or hold anything.
Corrections
If a published Moment turns out to be wrong or materially incomplete, Tuned updates the page, marks it with a visible correction note and date, and keeps the original URL. Moments that no longer stand on their own are archived, not silently deleted.
Contact
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