Content trust
Editorial, sourcing, and corrections policy
The FlowTrace Research Desk maintains anti-scam education, product explanations, and on-chain investigation guides. This policy explains how we handle facts, inference, sources, and errors.
Our editorial principles
Content should answer a practical user question and state what public data can and cannot establish. We do not treat a wallet label as final identity attribution, promise asset recovery, or describe product output as a legal conclusion.
Source priority
Primary notices from governments, law enforcement, courts, regulators, and blockchain protocols.
Official documentation from token issuers, explorers, exchanges, and technical services.
Reviewable public transactions, contract events, and versioned datasets.
Commercial intelligence, news, and community reports are leads and should retain their source, date, and uncertainty.
Corrections and updates
Report an error, broken link, outdated procedure, or potentially harmful statement to [email protected]. Include the page URL, affected passage, and a verifiable source. We prioritize corrections involving safety, reporting procedures, laws, and fund tracing.
Content and product boundaries
FlowTrace content supports education, interpretation of public on-chain data, and evidence organization. It is not legal, financial, or law-enforcement advice. Time-sensitive information should be checked against the latest notice from the relevant government, authority, issuer, or exchange.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-13