Resolve
Find the real asset
Crypto, equities, ETFs, indices, FX, and commodities use different rails. Tesla gets SEC facts; Bitcoin gets CoinGecko and crypto structure; silver gets commodity context.
FreedomCore Atlas Research Desk
Sourced market research people can actually read.
Atlas is the FreedomCore research workstation. It resolves the instrument, builds an evidence pack, runs scout lanes when the workflow needs them, renders a distinct report, source pack, brief, or thread, then exports the finished file to the browser, PDF, and email receipt. It is research only. It is not a signal feed, broker, advisor, or price-target machine.
175+covered research symbols across equities, crypto, ETFs, indices, FX, and commodities
2 themesday and night PDF exports plus theme-aware docs and workstation surfaces
6 viewssnapshot, source pack, research report, authored file, fast brief, and thread cards
0 adviceno brokerage execution, no targets, no guaranteed returns
What Atlas Does
Atlas turns public evidence into a readable research file. The product is strongest when it separates the fact spine from the human read: figures stay traceable, the writing stays clear, and the report does not pretend weak evidence is deep research.
Source
Build the source pack
Official filings, issuer docs, CoinGecko profiles, central-bank rails, exchange specs, and curated source manifests sit before narrative.
Scout
Run the lane set
Source pack, filings or fundamentals, news catalysts, structure, final editor, and receipt stages are shown in the workstation as the job moves.
Render
Export the right format
A source pack is not a report. A thread is not an authored file. The same substrate can render different views without leaking Pro depth into the free snapshot.
Output Formats
Each format has its own job. Atlas does not make every button produce the same PDF with a different title. That was the failure mode the current report spine is designed to avoid.
| Output | Purpose | What it should feel like |
|---|---|---|
free_snapshot | Public symbol-page read | Useful, concise, indexable, but not the full research file. |
source_pack | Evidence ledger | Clean source list, provenance, freshness, and gaps. Minimal prose. |
research_report | Paid report | Executive read, live tension, financial or structure spine, Atlas Wit, risks, catalysts, and open questions. |
authored_file | Long-form receipt | More narrative and flow, still bound to the same sources and compliance perimeter. |
fast_brief | Short operator scan | What changed, why it matters, what to watch next. |
thread_cards | Social-ready outline | Short cards with source-safe claims, no hype, no targets. |
Research Quality Rules
Atlas is allowed to be readable. It is not allowed to invent. The daily build uses a typed substrate, source spans where available, class-specific mandatory fields, and fallback rules that prefer a thinner honest file over a padded premium-looking one.
Depth by evidence, not ambition. If an asset only has a thin source pack, Atlas should say less. If it has filings, product cadence, market tape, and catalyst evidence, the paid report can go deeper.
Atlas Wit is gated. Warmer lines must be cited, must avoid advice and targets, and must not make subjective jokes about named people, issuers, ordinary citizens, or protected groups.
Charts are static exports. PDFs and email receipts use static chart context, not fragile live embeds. Browser pages keep the interactive TradingView rail.
Plain rule: a human should be able to pick a number or claim, open the source pack, and understand why that sentence exists.
Access, Caps, And Receipts
Atlas runs inside the FreedomCore account rail. The workstation shows tier, run cap, saved-symbol allowance, and receipt status directly. Email is only marked sent after the worker confirms handoff.
| User state | Research runs | Saved symbols | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anonymous visitor | 0 custom paid runs | 0 | Public symbol pages stay open. |
| Confirmed email subscriber | Welcome access where enabled | 0 | Email capture can unlock a limited preview run. |
| Atlas Pro | Paid daily run allowance | Watchlist enabled | History, email receipt, and dark/day PDF exports. |
| FreedomCore Pro | Higher suite allowance | Watchlist enabled | Atlas as part of the wider FreedomCore product set. |
| Sovereign | Highest operator cap | Expanded watchlist | High-cap research lane and future council-grade aggregation. |
Asset-Class Rails
The asset class decides which data is allowed. This prevents the obvious category mistakes: no SEC companyfacts for an ETF wrapper, no Streamline crypto stance for Tesla, no token structure for DXY.
Equity
Filings and operating story
SEC companyfacts, recent filings, people and ownership filings, product cadence, and quality-of-earnings questions.
Crypto
Profile, token, tape
CoinGecko profile and market data, token structure, usage frame, and crypto-only Streamline structure where mapped.
ETF and index
Mandate and methodology
Issuer or provider docs, what it tracks, level, fees where available, methodology, and rebalance context.
FX and commodities
Macro and contract frame
Central-bank context, rate and inflation calendar, exchange specs, supply-demand rails, and current level context.
PDF And Email Exports
The workstation can export the current report as dark or day PDF. The content comes from the same cached research brief used by the browser panel, so a PDF should not silently become a different report. Email receipts carry the safe chart link and static report body because email clients block interactive widgets.
- Dark PDF and day PDF are explicit choices.
- PDF source links remain clickable where the client supports links.
- The signature block marks the file as FreedomCore Atlas Research Desk output.
- Receipt state is separate from research state: a report can be ready while email is still queued.
Compliance Limits
Atlas is an information research centre. It can describe bullish, bearish, or neutral evidence if the underlying data supports that read. It cannot tell a user to buy, sell, hold, size risk, follow a target, or expect a return.
Allowed: evidence-led interpretation, source-backed market structure, open questions, risk register, catalyst map, and what-would-change-the-view conditions.
Not allowed: personal advice, execution instructions, guaranteed returns, price targets, unsourced gossip, or jokes that attack named people.