How CETIN Market works
From providers to the backend, then to the presentation of analyses.
A shared processing pipeline
Data providers → CETIN backend ingestion → checks and CETIN engine → HTTPS API / WebSocket → website and Android app. The frontend is not a second, independent analysis engine. Information is exposed through the CETIN API.
Prices and analyses: two different observations
The current price corresponds to a timestamped observation. An analysis uses a candle history specific to its M5, M15, H1 or H4 timeframe. An old final candle close must not be presented as the current price. For the same current observation of an instrument, the price shared across timeframes must remain identical.
Browsing without an account
Information pages and public markets can be viewed without an account. Some personal features, preferences and alerts require sign-in. The website uses Firebase Authentication; see the data processing information (FR). A synchronisation failure does not establish that all account features are operational.
Alerts, simulations and notifications
An alert reports a detected condition without placing an order. It may arrive late or fail to arrive. A simulation result is a scenario, not an achieved performance. Available features depend on the version, connection and actual notification configuration.
What requires further verification
This page does not certify uninterrupted availability, notification delivery, providers’ redistribution rights or data deletion deadlines. Known limitations and missing information are identified in the relevant documents.
Prices, scores and alerts have limitations. A score is not a probability of profit and no performance is guaranteed. Read the financial risk warning (FR) before making a decision.