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CoinDNA data sources and attribution

CoinDNA uses external market references, then applies its own mathematical decision layer on top of them.

LAST UPDATED · 2026-04-05
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1. Third-party source inputs

CoinDNA may use pricing, supply, metadata, liquidity context, market references, and related inputs from third-party providers, public sources, or commercial data services, including sources such as CoinGecko where applicable.

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2. CoinDNA mathematical layer

CoinDNA does not merely repeat upstream data. It transforms source inputs through its own scoring, thresholds, interpretation logic, output framing, and interface design in order to present a distinct decision-support product.

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3. Attribution and independence

  • Source attribution may appear inside the interface, policy pages, checkout-related pages, or supporting product surfaces.
  • Use of third-party data does not imply sponsorship, endorsement, partnership, or guarantee unless expressly stated.
  • Third-party source availability, structure, identifiers, or completeness may change without notice.
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4. Accuracy, latency, and fallback behavior

Third-party data may be delayed, incomplete, rate-limited, temporarily unavailable, reclassified, or later corrected by upstream providers. For that reason, CoinDNA may display transformed, partial, stale, estimated, or fallback outputs when upstream conditions require it.