For the vast majority of people, transparency is nowadays, nothing but a marketing buzzword, something that used to mean something at some point. Since it’s crime season, the truth is negotiable, the product and the user are secondary considerations. The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is 10x bigger than needed to produce it, and therefore we are inundated with illiterate, grifting slop. However, the user ends up paying - via losses, wrongful liquidations, hacks, hidden fees, undisclosed slippage, and by not being compensated for the extra risk. We take the opposite approach. We build from the ground up, for the user. First principles thinking applied to make sure the user benefits. Transparency is an effect of that. Pretty charts are built to help, not to generate marketing content. Do with that info what you wish.