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Corrections

Help identify an error, an unclear explanation, or an outdated reference.

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This page helps you prepare a report. The editorial policy explains how corrections should be handled.

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Send the page address, the sentence at issue, and a primary source supporting the correction. Do not include wallet secrets or personal financial records. The public contact channel for this publication has not yet been configured.

Publication record

The launch edition was published on 14 September 2026. No post-publication corrections are recorded yet. A material correction should add a dated note to the affected guide and update its modification date; cosmetic edits should not imply fresh reporting.

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  • Evidence: Link to the relevant primary source and explain the difference.

For example, a claim about token allowances should distinguish disconnecting a site from changing permission onchain. You do not need to disclose your balances or wallet address to flag a wording problem.

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