On EVM chains, one proxy address can keep receiving calls while its implementation changes. Check more than the address: inspect the active implementation, who can upgrade it and the upgrade history. That information alone does not tell you whether an upgrade is good or bad.

A holder count does not show how the supply is spread. A token can have many reported holders while a small set of accounts holds a large share. Read the count alongside the largest account balances. Those balances are observable; the people behind the accounts may not be.

Empty fields need an explanation. The data may be unavailable, still being checked, not claimed by the project, or unsupported. Showing the reason prevents missing information from looking like a positive signal.

Empty fields need an explanation. The data may be unavailable, still being checked, not claimed by the project, or unsupported. Showing the reason prevents missing information from looking like a positive signal.

Making a project page discoverable is not the same as recommending the project. A public post can point to the source, state when it was checked and make missing context visible. Discovery creates access. It does not settle the conclusion.

An on-chain record does not begin when a team creates a profile. Transactions, contract state and token relationships can be inspected before any official information is added. A profile gives people context. It does not create the project’s history.

Data corrections should leave a trace. When a record changes, the useful questions are: what changed, why and when? A challenge should lead to source evidence, not a silent overwrite. A history makes the process inspectable. It does not make any result infallible.

Data corrections should leave a trace. When a record changes, the useful questions are: what changed, why and when? A challenge should lead to source evidence, not a silent overwrite. A history makes the process inspectable. It does not make any result infallible.

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An LP lock tells you that a specific liquidity position is subject to a lock condition. The useful questions are: which position, how much, under which contract and until when? It does not answer every other risk question around the token.

Funding graphs answer a narrower question than wallet history: do several wallets trace back to the same source? A shared funding source is an observable relationship worth mapping. It can add context. It does not prove common ownership.