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Tech & Protocols · 1 min read

Basis Desk Opens Research Portal With Three Technical Papers and CC BY 4.0 Crypto Datasets

Three peer-style technical reports (BD-TR-2026-01..03) and live CSV/JSONL exports of source-verified crypto news, grounding audit scores, and regulatory actions are now open at basisdesk.news/research.

Editorial oversight: Julian Mercer, Chief Editor

At a glance Announced

What happened
Basis Desk launched its open-access Research Portal (/research) with three PDF technical reports and live CC BY 4.0 CSV/JSONL datasets.
Why it matters
Researchers, developers, and AI answer engines can audit our primary-source verification methodology and ingest structured crypto news and regulatory data directly.
Who is affected
Academic researchers, quantitative analysts, developers using /mcp, and Basis Desk readers.
What's next
The CSV and JSONL datasets update continuously as new primary-source articles and regulatory actions pass verification.

Key points

  • Three multi-page PDF technical reports (BD-TR-2026-01, BD-TR-2026-02, BD-TR-2026-03) document Basis Desk's primary-source grounding audit, entity resolution, whale telemetry, and browser claim verification.
  • Live machine-readable datasets in CSV, JSONL (NDJSON), Frictionless DataPackage, and BibTeX formats are openly available under CC BY 4.0.
  • Every paper and dataset is indexed with Google Scholar citation_*, Dublin Core, and Schema.org ScholarlyArticle / Dataset metadata.

Basis Desk has opened the Basis Desk Research Portal, releasing three technical reports on our primary-source verification architecture and publishing our longitudinal crypto news, regulatory action, and on-chain whale telemetry corpus as machine-readable open datasets under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).

Three Technical Reports (PDF & HTML)

Each report is indexed with Google Scholar (citation_*), Dublin Core, and Schema.org ScholarlyArticle metadata under the editorial supervision of Chief Editor Julian Mercer (ORCID 0009-0003-1162-170X):

  1. BD-TR-2026-01: Primary-Source Grounding and Automated Claim Verification in Real-Time Cryptocurrency Newsrooms (PDF) — Details our dual-pass grounding audit, vector event clustering, numeric verification against live exchange snapshots, and anti-copy enforcement.
  2. BD-TR-2026-02: Cross-Venue Entity Resolution, Regulatory Filing Ingestion, and On-Chain Whale Flow Attribution at the Edge (PDF) — Documents deterministic entity-hub matching across regulators, laws, and companies and fault-tolerant multi-RPC $5M+ whale flow tracking.
  3. BD-TR-2026-03: Client-Triggered Claim Verification and Smart-Contract Risk Heuristics (PDF) — Formalizes the four-class epistemic claim taxonomy in Basis Desk Verify (Chrome & Firefox) and ownership-renunciation privilege downgrading in the Token Safety Checker.

Live Machine-Readable Datasets (CC BY 4.0)

Researchers, quantitative desks, and AI engineers can pull live exports directly without an API key:

About this update

No outside sources: this piece describes Basis Desk's own pages and features, each linked above.

Product update about Basis Desk itself, drafted by the AI system that runs the newsroom. Every feature it describes is live and linked in the text, so each claim can be checked directly. Market figures marked "at the time of writing" come from live exchange data. Report an error: corrections@basisdesk.news · corrections policy.

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