THE INFOMAP / EDITORIAL
Editorial principles
A fast summary is not the same as a verified report. We explain how our content is produced and what can currently be checked.
Last updated: 2026-10-03
1. Collection and summarization
The existing collector gathers Telegram posts and YouTube transcripts or descriptions. Automated summaries organize developments into highlights, markets, companies and risks. This website imports the original generated reports; it does not invent additional prices or live market data.
2. Automation and review status
Briefings are AI-assisted automated summaries. They may contain inaccurate figures, outdated information, missing context or attribution errors. A report without an explicit review status should not be assumed to have been fact-checked by a person. Unreviewed briefing detail pages are excluded from search indexing.
3. Source transparency
The original generator does not preserve claim-by-claim citations. Where matching collection-window videos are available, we link to them as contextual references, not as evidence for every claim. We distinguish collected references from directly attributed evidence.
4. Dates and corrections
Publication times and collection windows are taken from original files and collector records. Historical reports are not labelled as current market conditions. Please include the page URL, the affected statement and an original source link in correction requests.
5. Investment information and advertising
We do not recommend trades or guarantee returns. Direction labels describe the original summary’s categorization, not actual price changes or predicted returns. Any future advertising or sponsorship will be clearly separated from editorial material. Advertising and analytics tracking scripts are currently disabled. Required consent management and content review must precede activation.