Source hierarchy
Regulatory claims begin with statutes, rules, orders, releases, court opinions, offering documents, protocol documentation, governance records, contract code, and directly observable on-chain data. Secondary reporting may identify an issue but does not settle it.
Dates and scope
Every guide displays a reviewed date and reader objective. Time-sensitive statements identify the relevant authority and source. Product access, law, market data, and protocol controls can change after publication.
Corrections
Material corrections are recorded, not silently erased. The corrected page states what changed and updates its reviewed date. Ketju protocol memos use explicit versions; superseded judgments remain part of the record.
AI assistance
Automation may assist research organization, link checking, formatting, and drafts. A human editor is responsible for publication. Machine-readable files mirror the published HTML and do not contain hidden recommendations.