No paid placement
Payment cannot raise rank, confidence, severity, eligibility, or alert priority.
Every important result is designed to remain inspectable: what happened, which evidence supports it, what Heist inferred, how confident that inference is, what remains unknown, and what it could mean at your amount.
Every material alert begins with reproducible evidence inside published coverage: a transaction, contract state, market snapshot, dated declaration, or documented attribution source. An explanation never replaces the underlying fact.
Heist separates observed activity, attribution, dated statements, possible and alternative explanations, confidence, and known unknowns. A transfer can be verified while its purpose remains uncertain. Heist will say both.
Confidence describes the quality of evidence, attribution, or explanation. It does not describe whether an asset is safe, whether a price will rise, or whether a trade will make money.
When data allows, Heist adds a timestamped, non-executable estimate for your amount—including the market checked, estimated costs, freshness, assumptions, and limits. It is not an executable quote.
The first beta will not connect to a wallet or move funds. Future trading will require a fresh review and your explicit approval.
Heist plans to publish a delayed, anonymized Record of eligible alerts and their evidence, detector version, delivery latency, corrections, outcomes, outages, and known misses. Backtests remain separate from forward results.
The record shows what Heist called right and what it missed. See our public record.
Payment cannot raise rank, confidence, severity, eligibility, or alert priority.
Issuers cannot pay to hide evidence, suppress an alert, or rewrite a correction.
Alerts are not tuned to create trades. Quiet periods remain quiet.
Heist can be late, wrong, incomplete, or unavailable. It is information—not insurance or a guaranteed outcome.