Methodology
How we track sentiment
Every source we track, how we label sentiment, and how the record reaches your watchlists and your AI.
- Active sources
- 2,800+
- Channels
- 17
- Records
- 2.7 million
- Record starts
- 2011
Measured 27 Sep 2026
Sources
Complete source directory
2,800+ sources across 17 channels. Each count is the number of sources that published at least once in the 12 months to 26 Sep 2026.
Collection
Everything gets captured
Every mention across 2,800+ sources. Dedicated coverage, social posts, passing references. This powers your watchlist alerts and trend clustering in Spaces.
Curation
Broad and deep
RSS feeds, social accounts, regulatory filings, press wires, and research, all flowing through automated pipelines into a unified data warehouse. If it's published, we capture it.
Enrichment
AI-enriched for deep analysis
Every article is sentiment-scored, entity-extracted, and topic-classified using large language models. Trends are identified by grouping related narratives with signal strength and confidence scoring.
Delivery
From monitoring to deliverables
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Labeling
How we label sentiment
We categorize by tone, context, and meaning, and every label follows the same written criteria.
Positive
Content that portrays Bitcoin favorably or highlights its benefits, adoption, or potential.
Signals: Endorsements, adoption announcements, bullish analysis, success stories, institutional support
Negative
Content that portrays Bitcoin unfavorably, highlights risks, or expresses skepticism.
Signals: Criticism, regulatory warnings, security concerns, environmental arguments, scam associations
Balanced
Content that presents multiple perspectives neutrally without advocating for a particular view.
Signals: Factual reporting, educational content, both-sides analysis, price updates without commentary
What Perception tracks
Coverage across the digital asset industry
Bitcoin
The base layer: institutional commentary, developer activity and regulatory narratives.
Stablecoins
Adoption trends, issuer moves and regional policy shifts.
Tokenized assets
Real-world asset tokenization, market developments and regulatory frameworks.
Macro catalysts
Rate moves, FX flows, capital controls and other drivers of digital asset narratives.