FAQ
Frequently asked questions about NZT and its use.
Does NZT provide financial advice?
No. NZT provides data-driven analysis, quantitative models, and instructional agents. Outputs are designed to inform decision-making but should not be interpreted as guaranteed financial advice. Users are responsible for their own trading decisions.
Does NZT execute trades on my behalf?
No. NZT is an analysis and decision-support platform. It does not connect to wallets for trade execution. Users maintain full control over their assets.
How reliable are the safety and confidence scores?
Scores are model-driven and based on live data. They provide a structured assessment of risk and probability but are not absolute indicators. They should be used in combination with user judgment and, where possible, corroboration from the Collective.
What data sources does NZT use?
Live token feeds (price, liquidity, volume).
Wallet distributions and on-chain activity.
Historical datasets for context and probability mapping.
External sources for narrative context (web search, social signals).
Can I use NZT without the AI personalities?
Yes. The quantitative backbone functions independently of AI agents. Users can rely solely on numerical analysis if preferred.
Is my wallet data safe?
Yes. NZT only uses public blockchain data. No private keys or signing permissions are required.
Who is NZT for?
Traders who want structured token analysis.
Individuals looking to improve decision-making consistency.
Users exploring strategy, reflection, or creativity with AI support.
What are the limitations of NZT?
No guarantee of profitability.
Dependent on the quality and timeliness of data feeds.
Outputs are interpretive and require user evaluation.
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