Bitcoin price analysis with source context
Investigate the mentions around a Bitcoin market event. Compare publication dates, themes, and tone alongside your price data.
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Voltage · a payments update
Company positioning
Graham Krizek describes Voltage as a payments company built around Bitcoin and Lightning settlement.
Product direction
The post describes BTC or USD payments and credit within the payment flow.
1 source
Graham Krizek · public company statement on X8 Sep 2026A dated company statement, provided as business context. It does not establish a cause for Bitcoin price movements.
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A Bitcoin company development, with its original statement. Use it as business context for a market review. Connecting the announcement to a price move requires separate evidence.
Read the record around a market event
Start with a date window and ask what was published about Bitcoin during it. Compare company announcements, policy mentions, and public statements to build a sourced account.
Mention tone describes the tone of the matched sample. Establishing what caused a price move, or predicting another one, requires separate evidence.
Interpret the source sample
Compare the tone of mentions over the same topic and observation window. A change can come from a different set of sources as well as a different account of events.
Use the historical series to ask better questions about an earlier period. Review the published methodology before comparing the index with another measure.
Build a timeline of the discussion
Follow when a theme appears, which outlets cover it, and how its framing changes. Keep the original dates and source links in your timeline.
That record can support a market review or company brief. Coinciding mentions and price changes establish a question to investigate.
What you can track
Here is what Perception tracks around Bitcoin price:
- Perception Index with its update time and historical series
- Sentiment distribution within the matched source set
- Sentiment trends over time, track how the tone of mentions shifts week to week
- Narrative momentum scores for tracked themes (-100 to +100)
- Company mentions for supported treasury, exchange, and mining businesses
- Published analyst actions for supported companies
- Daily intelligence radar highlighting anomalies and emerging narratives
- Entity comparison, track sentiment divergence between Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other assets
Three ways to access
Free MCP includes 5 free weighted credits per day. Paid plans include monthly shared pools, the dashboard, and authenticated REST access. See plans and allowances.
Dashboard. The Perception web app at app.perception.to gives you a visual interface for all sentiment and narrative data. Search articles, track entities, view trend charts, and build research briefs. Best for daily monitoring and deep dives.
MCP. Connect Perception directly to Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini through the Model Context Protocol. Ask questions in natural language and get real-time data back. "What's driving Bitcoin sentiment this week?" returns live data from the pipeline.
REST API. Programmatic access to all Perception data via api.perception.to. Search articles, pull sentiment scores, query analyst ratings, and extract trends. JSON responses, Bearer token auth, standard rate limit headers.
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