Heriux tracks crypto, forex and precious metals — and holds every analytical claim it makes to the same standard: show the measurement, show the baseline, show the sample size.
A market-data platform covering seventeen thousand assets, built on its own stored history: years of candles, every detected chart pattern with its quality verdict, every indicator signal with its measured outcome. The analytics — pattern success rates, signal edges, the Heriux Market Score, correlations — are computed from that store by documented, versioned algorithms.
It is not investment advice, and its numbers are never recommendations. When a widely followed signal performs no better than chance across our history, the page says so. Statistics below thirty recorded occurrences are withheld entirely, because a percentage over a handful of cases invites a conclusion the data cannot support.
Background workers fetch from named providers on fixed schedules (see data sources), store the results, and every page reads from that store. Detection engines run over the stored candles; a quality gate rejects impossible or economically meaningless output before it reaches a page; automated QA blocks broken generated text from publishing. The full detail is on the methodology page.
Questions and corrections: the contact page. Errors are handled under the corrections policy.