Crypto Bot Transparency Study

This study measures disclosure across 54 crypto automation products in Riven Trust's current dataset. It examines whether public evidence identifies the operator, supports company registration, describes the team, explains pricing, documents security controls and clarifies regulatory or service scope. The results show that basic operator and pricing disclosures are more common than verified registration, ownership detail or independently assured security. Findings are product-level counts generated from structured trust factors and source records. Transparency is not a proxy for profitability or safety, company-controlled evidence is not independent corroboration, and a disclosure that Riven Trust did not locate may still exist or may change after publication.