Public Intelligence Distribution

Use ReguMetric Intelligence on your website.

Add current ReguMetric public intelligence to a website, blog, article or research page. The widgets are free to embed and explain the intelligence in plain English so readers can understand what ReguMetric is seeing and why it may be worth researching.

What readers are seeing: ReguMetric identifies meaningful intelligence activity surrounding a digital asset, the strength of the available research coverage, and—when the evidence supports it—the clearest current driver. These are research signals, not predictions that an asset's price will rise or fall.

Single Asset Intelligence

Best for an article or page focused on one asset. Choose XRP, XLM, BTC or ETH.

ReguMetric Market Pulse

Best for broader market pages. Readers can switch among all four public research assets inside one widget.

Explore the intelligence behind the widgets.

Publishers and readers can move directly from a ReguMetric widget into the public research system for deeper context around each supported asset.

XRP IntelligencePublic XRP research context → XLM IntelligencePublic Stellar XLM research context → Bitcoin IntelligencePublic BTC research context → Ethereum IntelligencePublic ETH research context →
Market Pulse →Public Asset Explorer →Compare Assets →Share Intelligence Snapshot →Explore Membership →
Free to embed

You may place the public ReguMetric widgets on your website or publication without a ReguMetric membership.

Keep the attribution

Please keep ReguMetric branding and the built-in research links intact so readers can identify the intelligence source and explore the underlying public research.

Public intelligence only

The widgets do not provide member Signals, scores, confidence, detailed evidence or intelligence history. Those remain part of the deeper ReguMetric research experience.

Plain-English standard: ReguMetric does not expect readers to understand an unexplained status label. Each widget pairs the current value with an explanation of what it means, why it matters for research, and where the reader can investigate further.

Better intelligence. Better context. A better-informed future.