The problem with flattening coverage
When every symbol looks equally ready, users cannot tell whether a page is powered by current live data or by a staged fallback. That is especially risky in a CEF workflow where discounts, distributions, and filing context matter.
How the registry helps
The Histometrics coverage registry shows tracked scope, live rows, demo-backed rows, and queued backlog in one place. That lets users understand where the product is strongest today and where it is still expanding.
What public trust looks like
Public trust does not come from implying full coverage. It comes from showing the exact state of the registry, the latest observed dates, and the workflow-ready subset without hiding the backlog.