Show the source.
Every feed points to the publisher’s endpoint. Every reserve figure points to the page it was read from.
Keep the timestamp.
Fetched time and reserve publication date have different meanings. We keep both visible.
Leave unknowns visible.
A blocked endpoint is not an open network. A missing label is not proof of fraud. No status is inferred.
Public in.
Inspectable out.
Server fetchers read public endpoints, preserve the original flags, and record observations. The browser displays the same normalized result with links back to its source.
The source register.
Endpoints were tested from this VM. Regional restrictions and publisher changes can affect access.
Follow one flag.
Bitget’s public currency response contains the fields used below. You can compare them directly.
From a field to a label.
rechargeable maps to deposits.withdrawable maps to withdrawals.
Only explicit true or false values become enabled or disabled. A missing or unfamiliar value becomes unknown.
Open the original JSON ↗Reading the actual response...
The SHA-256 digest identifies the fetched response. It does not prove that the publisher’s claims are correct.
A clearer view. Still your decision.
COLDGATE cannot inspect private exchange systems or establish whether a deposit will arrive.
Published, not independently audited.
Network flags and reserve figures are the exchange’s own publications. COLDGATE does not audit the exchange or verify its complete liabilities.
Recorded, not reconstructed.
History starts with real observations. Polling can miss a change between checks, and service interruptions leave gaps.
Open, without a wallet.
No wallet, account, or token is needed. The optional wallet picker requests accounts only. The checker does not submit transactions.