What to keep in view
Watch for missing timeframes, selective data, hidden incentives and claims of guaranteed returns. Recheck the argument when new evidence appears.
Claim check
A confident claim deserves a closer look.
Bring a headline, post or trading thesis. Examine what supports it, what contradicts it and what is missing.
Open TRUE →How to get started ↓01 / Claim check
How it works
Ask TRUE to break a claim into testable parts. Separate facts, assumptions and predictions, then compare them with dated sources. The aim is to understand the evidence, not turn confidence into certainty.
Claim check
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Review
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02 / Claim check
How to get started
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Bring the claim
Paste the statement into TRUE with its link, author and date when available.
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Add the context
Name the asset and timeframe. Include the chart or document the claim relies on.
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Challenge the argument
Ask which evidence supports it, which weakens it and what the author left out.
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Make your assessment
Read the underlying sources and unresolved questions before deciding what to do.
Costs and limits
A sourced argument can still be wrong. A claim check does not certify the author or guarantee a market outcome.
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