ONEMARKET News

Methodology

How OneMarket scores trust and ranks stories.

OneMarket is not an algorithmic mystery box. Every story in the feed is backed by explicit sources, a transparent trust label, and a reviewable workflow.

Source hierarchy

  • 1️⃣ Regulatory filings & earnings
  • 2️⃣ Official company / project posts
  • 3️⃣ Tier-1 reporting & research
  • 4️⃣ Verified domain experts
  • 5️⃣ Social chatter (flagged, rarely primary)

Trust labels

Each published story receives a trust label and score:

  • Green Multiple primary / authoritative sources.
  • Yellow Credible but incomplete / developing.
  • Red Speculative, contested, or requires caution.

Scoring inputs

  • ✔ Source tier & diversity
  • ✔ Historical accuracy of contributor
  • ✔ Clarity of citations & links
  • ✔ Alignment across independent sources
  • ✔ Editor overrides logged and auditable

Editorial & contributor workflow

  1. 1. Submission. Writers submit via the dashboard with required primary URL, tags, and a neutral summary.
  2. 2. Triage. Editors review sources, check conflicts, assign initial trust label & score.
  3. 3. Publish. Approved items move to the public feed with citations and trust badge visible.
  4. 4. Revisions. If facts change, items can be updated with a visible edit trail.

Internally, this is backed by roles, logs, and audit-friendly state changes so that partners and buyers can verify how decisions were made.