Editorial Standards
Traceable sources. Clear facts. Visible uncertainty.
Sources and facts
We identify public sources and prefer original announcements, protocol documentation and verifiable on-chain records. First-hand accounts, second-hand statements and editorial analysis are labeled separately. We do not fill gaps with invented dates, readership, victims or loss figures.
Case files and attribution
A method explainer is not presented as a verified incident. Before publishing personal accounts, we check the source and intended public scope, agree attribution and remove unrelated private information. Receiving a tip does not establish its accuracy or guarantee publication.
Corrections and developments
We correct material factual errors in the original article and record substantive changes. Updates rely on checkable sources. Formatting and spelling changes are not presented as new event developments.
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Use the correction form to provide the article URL, the relevant passage and supporting evidence. Do not include private keys, recovery phrases or account credentials.